Amaza-zazing difference!  So I took your advice and installed the ASIO driver. Interesting piece though: after installing and rebooting, I selected ASIO from the Audio Hardware Panel, and the Input/Output options were chosen for me.  I assumed this was by design, so I went with it.  I recorded audio, but the playback didn't come through my headphones which are connected through the USB mic, so I'm not sure if the sample got recorded through the USB mic or the Computer's mic using the ASIO hardware setting.  I also couldn't select my Yeti Microphone as the Default Input / Output hardware, so I reverted back to MME. The interesting part though, is that this time when I recorded a sampling of my voice in Audition, it worked!  It didn't sound at all distorted like yesterday.  Is it doing something magical in the background?  ... View more

I'm having a similar issue.  Using a USB mic to record in Audition for the 1st time and my voice sounds bad, repeated the same exercise in Camtasia and it was crystal clear.  Since I did not change a single setting on my laptop or microphone, I'm certain the issue is with Audition. Hoping someone has figured this out because splitting the audio from the screen recording in Camtasia is not an ideal work around and I am not too keen on installing more software when I've already paid for the CC suite. ... View more

I am having a similar issue and don't fully understand the solution proposed.  I created 5 buttons for a star rating using InDesign, but I cannot seem to get the "clicked" state to remain after being clicked it returns to normal.  I read in another post that I should duplicate all of the buttons and reverse the Show/Hide properties to mimic that effect.  I can do that, but there are so many buttons, that I was looking for a shortcut to change all at once.  Is there a button styles I can apply? ... View more