Does Logic Pro X have spectrographic editing like Adobe Audition?

Question

I'm an actor who needs to be able to record my voice and then clean up the audio to remove extraneous throat and tongue noise from the recording. The best way to do this is using spectrographic editing. Adobe Audition has this feature, but it's much more expensive than Logic.
Does anyone know if Logic Pro X has that spectrographic editing capability?

Answer 1

This is very true - the synths in Logic are good.  You may need to spend a little time getting the best out of them, but there are hundreds of videos on Youtube showing you how to do this.  Sylenth is awesome, I use it myself, but I also use all the synths in Logic too.
There's a wider point here though.  There's a common feeling (and can apply to musicians of all ages, skill levels and genres) that if they get a particular piece of software, or kit that everybody else uses, they'll be able to make music just like those other people.  It's why guitarists (like myself) spend ages and a lot of money buying exactly the same model of guitar and amp as their musical hero.   But guess what - you still have to learn how to play!  And when you do, you end up sounding unoriginal because everybody's heard that tone a thousand times before.
So my advice is, watch some tutorials and put them into practice - have a good play with what you've got in Logic first.  That'll take a while, so start saving now and then, if you really decide you need other sounds, you'll have a good head start.