We have a lot of machines with Adobe Audition on them.
The advantage that AA has over Reaper for us is that AA had a built in basic editor which greatly helps workflow for us.
AA has a Multitrack view, but if you double-click an "item" then it takes you to its built in editor (circled in red in the picture).
If Reaper could do this, then we'd probably be more likely to switch.
The built in editor can do stuff like Normalize, trim etc., which is just what we need.
At the moment we have to send an item out of Reaper to Audacity.
The advantage that AA has over Reaper for us is that AA had a built in basic editor which greatly helps workflow for us.
AA has a Multitrack view, but if you double-click an "item" then it takes you to its built in editor (circled in red in the picture).
If Reaper could do this, then we'd probably be more likely to switch.
The built in editor can do stuff like Normalize, trim etc., which is just what we need.
At the moment we have to send an item out of Reaper to Audacity.
Have a waveform editor in Reaper, rather than an external one...?
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