Organizing Folder In Adobe Audition

I did a before and after recording using Adobe Audition. The reduction in background noise after installing this filter was profound.

We've (reluctantly out of necessity) been a CC member since Adobe switched to that business model and have the full subscription which offers Premiere Pro, After Effects, Speed Grade, Audition, Photoshop, LR... Every single app Adobe offers. PP is an awesomely powerful video editing tool used for the biggest budget films down to family movies. We use it more an more each day as we start to offer more video based services. The learning curve is medium to steep depending on what you want to do. Tutorials are everywhere for everything to do with this app. As a stand alone it's great but combined with the full subscription it seamlessly integrates with all the other (pertinent) apps (Audition & After Effects) previously mentioned. The ability to click on an audio track, have Audition open to tweak it out and then save back into the project is extremely useful and streamlines the workflow considerably. If you're not making money off this app then I guess it's just an expensive toy to show off and why bother when you can get free or much cheaper software to do the same basic editing tasks? BUT, for any serious video producer making money then it's worth it BUT there's really no reason to buy this single app when you can have access to all of Adobe Apps for just about/under 2x the annual fee?!

To start, I purchased this mic on sale. It came in the male on the expected date and had no blemishes nor was there damage to the packaging. I plugged it into my PC and recorded myself for a few trials on Adobe Audition. On playback, I could not notice any static or unwanted noise behind my voice. However, when playing times where I am not speaking at all, the faintest bit of fuzz can be heard. This is nothing noticeable unless being listened for and it is nothing that can't be fixed with a smalle adjustment of Adobe Audition's noise reduction process. My voice sounds clear and the mic does a good job of picking up every bit of intended emotion. I am genuinely pleased with what I received for the price.

Works wonderfully with adobe audition. I use this Mic for professional VO work and it sounds great. Very clean tone and easy to setup/use.

This is my second set of these headphones. I use them with Adobe Audition to edit sound for vlogging and other short videos. Very pleased

The Yeti is great. Plug and play compatibility with Audacity and Adobe Audition. I use it for amateur recording; mostly jam sessions so we can lay down multi layer tracks. The omni recording function is great for picking up multiple instruments. I'm using it Windows 7. It is a bit bulky, but for what I'm using it for that's not a problem.

I have been using Adobe CC Photography Plan for one year, now. I have been learning Lightroom for the past year, as I had been a user of Apple's, Aperture photo organizing and editing app for the previous 5 years. Adobe CC Photography Plan is about everything I could wish for in an organizing and editing tool. It's been a bit of a learning curve for me, but entirely worth it. And along with Lightroom, there is also Adobe Photo Shop. That's going to be another curve for me to learn, but so far, one thing at a time.

Quality folder.

Love them. Perfect for audition tapes!!

Organizing made easy.