Adobe's Audition audio app now supports Apple's M1 Macs natively. The app gained new Strip Silence and Loudness Meter features. Adobe has today released the May update to its Audition audio editing app, adding native support for Apple's M1 Macs along the way. The company promises improved performance on Apple's latest machines while new features are also part of the release. Starting with the Apple silicon support, Adobe says we can expect faster performance throughout the app. Audition now runs natively on Apple M1 systems providing improved performance for recording and mixing high-quality audio content. Notable gains include faster mixdowns and audio effects rendering, and near-real time updates in Spectral Display Editor. Audio Effects are now faster on other platforms too, including Audition on Intel macOS (Intel) and Windows.