Those of you with Dual Core boxes will be glad to know that Audition likes multiple processors, and will use all the cores you have available for better performance. Adobe recommends a minimum 1.4GHz Pentium 4 processor, but if you want high performance you’ll need a 2.8 or 3GHz Pentium or perhaps a Dual Core processor and a couple of gigabytes of RAM. It still requires XP with Service Pack 2 in either the Home or Pro version, and while Audition remains a 32-bit application, it runs in Vista’s 64-bit environment. It comes with about five gigabytes of audio loops, marketed as Loopology, which I did not install. Go figure.Īudition needs about 750MB of disk space for the basic program. It was here that I found the only weirdness - when I tried to decline activation because I’m not sure about on which machine I want it to live, it told me that my 30-day period had expired, then went on to launch anyway.
#ADOBE AUDITIONPREVIOUS VERSIONS INSTALL#
After you install it, you have 30 days to use the product before you must activate it.
#ADOBE AUDITIONPREVIOUS VERSIONS SERIAL NUMBER#
If you’re upgrading from version 1.0, 1.5, or 2.0 and you don’t have the old copy installed, be prepared to enter the serial number of the old version during the install process (when you do, you’ll get a very small dialog box that just says “Upgrade” and has an OK button. The version 3 installation process works like previous versions, and I encountered nothing out of the ordinary. So it’s high time I got with the program, don’t you think? Let’s take a look. I’ve been using Audition 1.5 since Adobe released it, and did not install version 2 because it required Windows XP with Service Pack 2, and I was still using Windows 2000. While it’s not groundbreaking, Audition 3 offers a group of useful new features that will be greatly appreciated by production folks, at less than a hundred bucks for the upgrade. Adobe has continued developing Audition, and released Audition version 3 in mid-November 2007. Audition has been a favorite since it was Cool Edit and Cool Edit Pro, and we’ve looked at that product several times in its various incarnations.
To say that Adobe’s Audition is a staple of radio production would be an understatement.
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