I'm just obsessive about workflow for the numerous reptitive tasks. It's a niggling little thing that's easy to work around, but shift-select is an operation I use hundreds of times in cutting, say, 10 minutes of VO.
Simple tasks like shift- L or R arrow to select to one side of the cursor/playhead/CTI or the other, well in Audition it works only to the left, select previous. This is especially true for keyboard shortcuts. The interface just seems a little more mature and integrated. I find all the Sony video/audio products faster and more intuitive than the Adobe equivalents. To compare waveform editing between the two: That was the start of Vegas - as an audio tool, and it's kept its outstanding sound capabilities.
Sony has (in v7) kept a separation between those two functions - SFP is a destructive waveform editor, and Vegas is the multitrack DAW (as well as NLE). I'm afraid I'm back on Sound Forge 7, I use it often, as well as Audition CC.Īudition has two interfaces - a destructive waveform editor, and a non-destructive multitrack DAW.
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