5 months ago, I was finally able to tell you about Adobe Audition coming to the Mac (one of the longest-standing requests since I started working for Syntrillium, makers of Cool Edit, nearly 11 years ago). And since then, I’ve been able to ‘sneak’ the latest (private) Beta in different cities around the globe during some of our recent Masters Tours and Video Days in different regions.
But tonight, I’m proud to announce that Adobe Audition for the Mac is available in Beta at Adobe LABS!
In the spirit of getting the uninitiated familiar with the application, I created two new tutorial videos (strictly tutorial–no demo) on some of the basic things to get up and running: multitrack recording
The good news is, the actual editing and recording functionality of this “new” version are very similar to the classic (currently available) version on the PC; so if you still need more help, you can find additional tutorials on my Vimeo channel as well as Adobe TV.
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Adobe Audition for the Mac is based on a new underlying architecture, and offers a flexible audio editing environment for fine tuning single files or
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Adobe Audition, remembered fondly by a decreasing number as Syntrillium Cool Edit Pro, hasn't been available to the Mac platform. Until now. |
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Adobe announced the immediate availability of a public beta version of Audition for the Mac on Tuesday. The application brings Adobe's audio editing,
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Adobe Audition for Mac, coming in a future release, will bring modern audio post-production to the platform of your choice. Familiar tools for audio editing |
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During this time period four products - Cakewalk Sonar, Adobe Audition, Sony Acid, and Propellerhead Reason - showed downward trends from the prior quarter. |
