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SXSoWhat · 8th August 2007

I use both for different applications.

As a recording/mixing app, Pro Tools is second to no one, IMHO.

As a 2-track editor, Audition is amazing for restoration. I have yet to use a better app for voiceover cleanup and automated file marking and exporting, and that's coming from a Sound Forge fanboy who's been a user since it was a 16-bit app.

8th August 2007	#21
SXSoWhat Gear interested Joined: Jul 2005 Posts: 16	Use the best tool for the job. I use both for different applications. As a recording/mixing app, Pro Tools is second to no one, IMHO. As a 2-track editor, Audition is amazing for restoration. I have yet to use a better app for voiceover cleanup and automated file marking and exporting, and that's coming from a Sound Forge fanboy who's been a user since it was a 16-bit app.