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AudioDirector 365 is offered as a subscription starting at $19.99, which includes all AI features and ongoing updates for the life of the subscription. CyberLink also sells a perpetual AudioDirector Ultra license for users who prefer a one-time purchase, though the perpetual version does not receive the same steady stream of AI upgrades. A free trial is available from the CyberLink website, and the company offers a 30-day return policy on direct purchases in the US.
The full AudioDirector desktop application is Windows-only, as listed in the product's official schema on cyberlink.com. Mac users who want CyberLink's audio-editing capabilities can use MyEdit (myedit.online), CyberLink's browser-based audio editor, which runs on any modern browser including Safari on macOS. For a native Mac DAW with similar scope, alternatives like Logic Pro, GarageBand, or Descript are better choices.
AudioDirector bundles several AI tools, including AI Voice Enhancement for cleaning up dialogue, AI Speech Enhancement for boosting intelligibility, AI Wind Removal for outdoor footage, and AI Vocal Removal for separating vocals from music to create instrumental tracks or isolated a cappella stems. These tools are integrated directly into the editor's waveform and multi-track views, so they can be applied non-destructively alongside traditional effects. CyberLink continues to add new AI modules with each major version and within the 365 subscription.
AudioDirector is designed to round-trip with CyberLink PowerDirector, Adobe Premiere Pro, and Vegas Pro. Editors can send a clip or full timeline from those NLEs into AudioDirector, apply restoration or mixing, and return the processed audio without re-rendering the video project. This is one of the main reasons AudioDirector is marketed to video professionals rather than music producers, and it's a key differentiator versus stand-alone DAWs like Pro Tools.
Yes. Podcasters benefit from the AI Speech Enhancement and noise-reduction tools for cleaning up dialogue, multi-track support for recording multiple guests, and the built-in royalty-free music library for intros and stingers. It does not include AI transcription and text-based editing in the style of Descript, so podcasters who rely heavily on transcript-driven workflows may want to pair AudioDirector with a separate transcription tool or evaluate Descript instead.
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