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It's pretty cool. I like Cubase better though.
I will admit that I haven't played with Audition enough to make a fair comparison. The thing you seem to missing is that people learn how to use one, they like it and they usually don't switch unless another just strikes them for some reason.
Or someone demands Pro Tools.
One simply cannot use them all enough to find out for sure which would be best for them. You can't spend 2-3 week producing / tracking / mixing on every daw in existance.
Samp/Sequoia, Cubase/Nuendo, Performer, Saw, Audition, PT, Reaper, Sonar, Tracktion, Ardour, Vegas, Acid, Logic, PowerTracks, Ableton Live, N-Track, Garage Band and the list goes on and on.
Unless you have full working knowledge of all of these daws and can speak about them then just be happy you like Audition. Pick any one from that list and I'll find a user who will swear it's the greatest thing since Jesus.
For certain - 90% of them will have a feature or a workflow that the others won't and will be a point of contention in threads like this.
Ardour looks pretty cool btw.
One program I could not live without it Acid. What happens if you want to chage the key of a song but you've already recorded it? You put the guitar track and bass (and keys) in Acid and change the key. It works great.
An Acid user would say "...Cool Edit can't do that as well..." and off we go.
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