On Thu, 04 May 2006 10:57:21 -0500, flatfish+++ wrote:

On Wed, 03 May 2006 22:39:57 -0700, kent wrote:

I am considering buying Audition 2.0, but am intimidated by the price
and the bad reviews on amazon.com. Basically I just want to record
multiple voice tracks over wav files of music I've made in FL Studio,
edit and apply effects to them, and mix the vocals so that they sound
professional. Is 2.0 really as bad as I am being led to believe? Is
1.5 still available anywhere legit? (I understand 2.0 doesn't support
ReWire technology). Is it likely that I will have a problem doing these
simple things? Thank you in advance for your input.

Kent

Adobe did some good things and some bad things. If you like tabbed
interfaces (Like Sonar for example) you will love 2.0 However if you
are a 1.5 power user, it's going to take some time to get used to the
interface.
I like it, my friend does not so go figure.

I think they've lost the simplicity and speed that was so nice about Cool
Edit. It used to be more of a multitrack wave editor, now it's just
another DAW.


Also, some of my plugins refused to run, preferring to make stuttering
noises and requiring restarting the program (even after removing them from
the effects rack) to fix the problem.

Audition got plugin latency compensation in 2.0 didn't it?
I'd imagine it's related as I've not known any DAW to move to it
without a few hiccups.