Adobe unveils Project Shasta - a web-based audio editor

Adobe has started testing a new tool that uses artificial intelligence in its work to facilitate audio recording based on the web, and the company called the tool Project Shasta.

The new tool will provide easy options for recording, editing or editing audio online, especially for content creators, especially in the field of podcasting.

And it seems that Adobe wants to make the largest possible number of the audience create content around the world of all kinds to take advantage of their time during the period of confinement and closure, as Project Shasta provides easy options for recording and editing video for beginners and professionals at the same time.

It will provide features such as converting audio recordings directly into text using artificial intelligence, so editing them will be as easy as with traditional text editing methods on the web. As well as options to improve audio such as canceling noise and noise in some recordings - which means there is no need to worry when recording audio in a non-isolated and professional environment, the ability to add sound effects, or choose a specific editing model for the project.

The tool requires the presence of the Chrome browser to run online, and anyone will be able to try it in the future during the testing phase, but for the time being, it requires registration for early users to get an invite, being in the early alpha testing phase, and Adobe will give them the first opportunity to experience creating, editing and sharing their audio content with others easily.

Explainer video about Adobe's Project Shasta tool: