MIDI and VST support

why is Audacity able to record pc playback as soon as I open it with one click, but I cant seem to get Audition to record PC playback even with virtual audio cables installed? It is ridiculously complicated to make that happen, even if I use the same I/O settings as audacity nothing works, It worked briefly with audition using VB audio cable as the input output device, and then it stopped? meanwhile Audacity just recorded with no fuss. and I was able to control output volume to my headphones.
I may have to reinstall my realtek drivers cause I dont understand how it was working and now it does not, but I am really confused as to why Audacity just works for free, and Audition does not? exactely what am I paying for , because it seems like headaches and frustration isnt a good deal....

I need definitly midi too ...

Midi support and some live recording similar to SAC (possibly a second control panel that could be placed in a second monitor for live recording)

but it Definitely needs MIDI support hella bad (I'm actually shocked it does not)

I't getting annoying that this popular issue is still not addressed by the coders. I've been subscribed for years and I'm wondering what is taking so long for a basic function of a DAW to be available in Audition.

And the fact that Audition used to support it but took it away... wtf?

We need a MIDI support DAW in Adobe Creative Cloud. Audition is very good, but still need this to be perfect 😞

Dear Adobe,
I think Adobe Audition have all the possibilities to be an excelent DAW, but the only feature that's missing is the MIDI support. I think it can be the most powerful DAW, simple, fast and perfect.
So please Adobe add it on the features, because we need it and i think you too.

Very curious why Adobe elected to ignore this critical element to creating anything audio.

+1

I would like to be able to add MIDI tracks to my multi track making it suitable for live shows and connecting it to a light console like the Hog4

Anyone from Adobe know if this is a possibility?