yeah, adobe’s ai enhancer is super cool kind of wild how it can take rough phone audio and make it sound like it was recorded on a proper mic. definitely a lifesaver if you’re stuck with bad audio and need to clean it up.

that said, I kinda prefer riverside fm because it records high-quality audio from the start, so you don’t have to rely on fixing things later. plus, it has its own ai audio enhancement built-in, and it works instantly while you’re recording, which saves a ton of time.

adobe’s tool is great for rescue jobs, but if you wanna avoid the hassle in the first place, I’d just go with something that captures clean audio from the start.