- Platform: Windows XP
- Media: CD-ROM
- Item Quantity: 1
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Record and mix
Low-latency mixing with unlimited tracks
Enjoy rapid response as you record and mix with a new, powerful low-latency mixing engine.
ASIO, VST, DirectX, and ReWire support
Easily integrate Adobe Audition 2.0 into your workflow, thanks to broad support for industry formats and standards, including ASIO, VST, DirectX, and ReWire.
More than 50 audio effects and DSP tools
Work with more than 50 real-time audio effects including echo, flange, reverb, and more. Manipulate recordings with digital signal processing (DSP) tools, mastering and analysis tools, and audio restoration features.
Recordable parameter automation with external hardware support
Move volume, pan, and effects controls as you listen, and record changes to your mix in real time. Use external hardware controllers to make changes, which appear as editable envelopes in the timeline.
Surround Encoder
Use the Surround Encoder to transform any multitrack mix into a 5.1 surround sound experience. Export the results as an interleaved file that can be used in Adobe Premiere Pro software.
Create and arrange
Complete audio toolset
Record, mix, arrange, and edit your audio in one comprehensive, easy-to-use application. Produce high-resolution 24- or 32-bit files with sample rates up to 192 kHz for HD- and DVD-quality audio.
Loop-based soundtrack creation
Use flexible looping tools to quickly construct high-quality music for songs or soundtracks. Loops automatically match global session tempo and key.
Audio editing for video
Use Adobe Audition 2.0 to edit the soundtracks for videos created in Adobe After Effects or Adobe Premiere Pro software with the Edit Original and Edit in Adobe Audition features.
Intuitive user interface
Enjoy an updated, easy-to-use interface--consistent with those in the latest Adobe video applications--with workspace panels that dock and group for optimal organization, as well as new phase analysis tools and a powerful new Mixer panel.
Thousands of uncompressed 32-bit music loops
Arrange your own music with professional results using approximately 5,000 32-bit, performance-based, royalty-free music loops in many styles.
Edit and master
Audio restoration tools
Easily restore recordings from old vinyl; remove microphone pops, hisses, hums, and other audio artifacts; fix clipped audio; and repair recordings with Click/Pop Eliminators, Noise Reduction, and more.
Mastering rack in Edit View
Apply and preview multiple effects simultaneously when working with files in Edit View. Save frequently used rack settings as presets for convenient reuse.
Spectral Frequency Display tools
Visually isolate and select sounds in frequency and time, and then clean up, modify, or apply effects to the selected sound using the Spectral Frequency Display. Isolate specific sounds and increase the visibility of lower frequencies.
Spectral Pan and Phase displays
Analyze audio with powerful visualization tools including the unique Spectral Pan and Phase displays, which plot pan, phase, and frequency over time.
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24 of 27 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Overpriced, buggy piece of crap. Audition 1.5 was better.,
By Marc Valhara (The South. God's country.) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Adobe Audition 2.0 [OLD VERSION] (CD-ROM)
If, like myself, you have many DX and VST plug-ins installed on your system, then Audition 2.0 is definitely NOT the choice with you. Somehow, the idiots who made this junk have made it completely incompatible with 3rd-party plugs such as Waves Diamond Bundle. Oddly enough, this was not a problem in earlier editions of Audition, or its former incarnation, CoolEdit. But now, Audition crashes irrevocably when trying to use many VST and DX plugs (except, of course, the ones made by Adobe themselves.)
Bottom line? This software is crap. Absolute crap. If you're serious about audio production, go with Wavelab. Heck, even free multitrack audio software like Kristal works better than this. If, for some reason, you absolutely need Audition, then go with an earlier, more stable version, such as 1.5. 2.0 is about as useful as a football bat.
12 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Garbage. Don't buy it,
This review is from: Adobe Audition 2.0 [OLD VERSION] (CD-ROM)
I agree with the other reviews this is a horrible piece of software. I am a software developer and have written some serious applications in my career, and this one ranks at the bottom of the barrel.
I have a stock Dell XP machine, and after a 15-minute install, Audition 2.0 crashes every time on startup. I never even got it to run. Tried calling Adobe support -- useless...waited 35 minutes on hold then hung up. Search of Google groups for answers revealed nothing, as did their support site. I *loved* Cool Edit 2000, and even Audition 1.5 to some degree. This new version is what happens when too many engineers get put on a project. It's a remnant of a once great application. Avoid it like the plague.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Huge step backwards from version 1.5,
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This review is from: Adobe Audition 2.0 [OLD VERSION] (CD-ROM)
I'm rating this program 3 stars because it's still a phenomenal value in comparison to its competition. That being said, I think 2.0's big increases in speed and ability to mix non-destructively come at far too big a cost.
There are several key changes that are terrible mistakes in this version. The new direct-to-file recording is an enormous waste and very, very confusing as it automatically names new clips before you record them. And there's no way to turn it off. Violating a very basic concept of digital audio workflow, Audition 2.0 now requires you to manually make each and every clip play when it overlaps another even by a single sample. This is utter insanity. And there are other huge performance issues here and there. ASIO implementation is strange (the application won't share native drivers with other applications -- an enormous problem if you want to run a sequencer or softsynth alongside Audition). It's nice to have VST support, but preview simply DOES NOT WORK with these effects, even on the extremely powerful machine I'm using it on. And why do Adobe products use their own keyboard shortcuts, in total violation of every Windows convention? Things like the "Save As" shortcuts should never, ever be unique to an application. Bad move here, Adobe. Let's hope 2.1 fixes some of these issues.
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