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I have Snapping set up with everything unchecked except for Zero Crossings. But the edges of a selection snap to tons of different places in between zero crossings. I can't figure out what it IS snapping to.  In this image, I dragged to create a selection, and I expected the edges of the selection to snap only to zero crossings (I marked the edges of a selection, which are clearly NOT zero crossing points). But as you can see, this didn't happen. What am I missing here? Is there a way to have AA ONLY snap to zero crossings and nothing else? 

I’ve been working on a project in Audition that has two tracks in the multitrack: one with music and one with dialogue. I was working on it when it said there was an error reading the disk, so I should save and restart Audition. I saved and restarted my project, but then my first track (with the dialogue in it) was not playing. The music in the track below is still playing. You can see the sound waves on the track, but the sound meter does not move.I am on a windows PC. I’ve tried changing audio hardware preferences, I’ve tried restarting my PC, I’ve tried to shift all sounds down a few tracks, I’ve tried looking at previous backups (but they did not play as well),  

Is there a way to fast forward playback (pressing "L") without affecting pitch (like Premiere Pro, for example)? Also, is there a way to use the mouse scroll-wheel to naviagate the timeline (like Premiere Pro).  Can't grasp why Adobe doesn't have uniform UI across all their apps. Driving me crazy lol

Adobe, fix this please! Audition 2023 burns CDs just fine on my 2022 Mac Studio with external SuperDrive, yet Audition 2024 can't handle such an advanced task?! This is ridiculous. 

I’ve used various versions of Adobe Audition for about 20 years. Now it is unusable!!!

16-bit 92K audio files sound normal, the problem only affects 24-bit 192K audio and is a recent problem occurring this past week since the latest Audition update 

When using multi track, I highlight the audio on the tracks I want to mixdown to a new file. When I choose that option, Audition is mixing down everything in the session vs just the selected tracks. Again I highlight the tracks, I right click, scroll to mixdown session to new file, choose selected clips, but it is still mixing down everything in the session. This just started happening when I upgraded to version 26.0.0.56  Can anyone tell me what I need to do or if a default needs to be changed with the upgrade? Thank you for any suggestions or fixes. 

Hi, my my computer doesn't support AVX2 so I'm stuck using versions 23 of Premiere and After Effects which is fine. Luckily the Creative Cloud app allowed me to download these older versions.However, Audition doesn't have any option to download an older versions like many of the other apps do and the current version isn't compatible with my computer.  So how install Audition v23 which I assume works without AVX2? Thanks,-Pete

I’ve posted this in Bug Reports, but no luck there so far.  Audition 26.0 has become completely unusable. It launches, displays the Learn Panel, and then freezes within 5–10 seconds. The UI turns gray, the Learn Panel shows a blue border, and the app locks up requiring a hard reboot every time.This has halted my voiceover work for over 10 days. I’ve done everything possible:•     Full uninstall of Audition, Creative Cloud, and all Adobe apps•     Manual deletion of all Adobe folders (Program Files, AppData, CEP, CEF, WebView2)•     Clean reinstall•     Workspace reset with custom “NoLearn” layout•     Edited AuditionPrefs.xml to disable Learn Panel•     Deleted recovery files after each crash•     Renamed Learn Panel extension folders•     Added dummy index.html to bypass panel content•     Disabled CEPHtmlEngine and renamed global CEP folder•     Verified WebView2 runtime•     Rebooted multiple times, tested with and without peripherals•     Confirmed no GPU, audio, or driver conflict

I work with an Archive of single speaker talks. Some have recording or transfer errors where the voice slows down and/or speeds up randomly every few seconds. Anyone have experience repairing these kind of files? There is supposed to be a way to do this in Audition, but even the support people can't find it. The manual mentions the Spectral Pitch display, but the prcedure described foesn't exist in the latest version of Auduin. Any ideas?

I installed the new version of Audition today, and proceeded to rip nearly 60 tracks (some over one hour in duration) from various compact discs. Listening to one of the files just now, I heard a short (less than one second) dropout toward the end. I have since visually inspected a couple of files, but found no obvious dropouts. Has anyone else had this problem with version 25.6.0.97?

Hi!I'm having some issues when I apply "Dynamics processing" and the "sidechain" effect and links that to autoduck the music under speak.In the Multitrack view it works as supposed, but when I mixdown the multitrack to a single file, it applied the "Dynamics processing" effect on the entire track, instead of only when the ducking should be applied during speech. It used to work flawlessly, but for some reason after updating to Audition 2020, it doesn't work as it's supposed to anymore. I've tried creating a new track and using that, but the effect is the same. Thank you in advance. Best regards,Patrick

When inserting a short clip (seconds not minutes) into a new multitrack session, clip shows up at the END of a very long time line. Any ideas?

I have a recording of someone delivering a speech. There's a moment where he says something funny, but he says the wrong word in the punchline. The viewers will know what he meant, so it'll still work if we can't fix this, but I'm curious: does Adobe have a (likely AI-powered?) tool that can make him say a different word? (I'm posting this same question in the Premiere Pro community, in case that is the better place for this.) I checked, he does not say the word anywhere else in the speech, so I can't pull it from elsewhere and edit it in. 

I'm thinking of on DLSR cameras you can bracket exposure, take photos as flat exposure and then +/- 2/3 or 1 or whatever. Is that possible on Adobe Audition? I've searched on the Internet — and maybe I'm not searching for the right thing — but found nothing.

I downloaded the trial version of Adobe Audition. I ended up not using it and I’m not satisfied with it. Now Adobe is trying to charge me 27 euros per month. I can’t find the button to cancel the subscription. It also doesn’t appear in my plans. I do not use the program and I do not have it installed on my computer.

This just started happening yesterday for me and is driving me nuts. I use the 5 clipboards extensively to cut and paste audio while I'm editing but Audition is now randomly but frequently selecting my entire audio clip and copying it to the clipboard. This is then overwriting what I've already saved to the clipboard and instead of pasting the one small audio clip I'm trying to paste, I'm pasting the entire audio file. To workaround it I'm having to quickly copy to my Clipboard and then switch to a second Clipboard before the random Select All/Copy happens. Searching the internet I've found the primary suggestion is to delete the temporary files and/or the preferences and start fresh. System:PCWindows 11Adobe Audition 2025 (but it's happening in 2024 and 2023 as well) Steps I've taken: Backed up (exported) my preference filesDeleted the Temporary directories and restartedReset all Audition preferencesDisabled all of my pluginsCharged my mouse in case it's a blu

How do I manually Import All Media Files to the session folder on my own accord (i.e. at a later time, after hitting 'No' on this warning), or is this auto-prompt the only way that Audition can perform such a function? Is this function executable from somewhere on the dropdown top-menus, and I'm simply overlooking it? Thanks forum.

When I record audiobooks I bill the publisher based on the total finished length of the book. Currently I have to add up the length of all the chapter files by typing them manually into a spreadsheet to get the total. Is there a faster way to do this? For instance, by either: a) seeing or calculating the total duration of all open files in Audition; orb) copying the values in the duration column of the "Files" tab for easy pasting into a spreadsheet? Any other ideas are also welcome. Thanks,Brian

Edit: I updated Melodyne and then it started working, should've tried that first, silly mistake! Gonna leave this post up just in case it helps anyone else 🙂 Hello!I recently got Adobe Audition and although it's been hard to figure out, I'm excited to use it!The one roadblock I've come across so far, is that the melodyne effect doesn't seem to want to load correctly, making it unusable.When I try to use it as a VST it looks like thisand when I try to use it as an AU it looks like this:I was using reaper before, which I still have and melodyne works on it so it's not the end of the world, I can always export and use melodyne and then import it back, but I'd rather use all one DAW if possible! Anyone have any ideas on what's going on?  

While editing a huge audio project, about 80% of the time I hit pause or play, the playhead jumps back to the beginning of the timeline. This is driving me crazy, since it means I have to go hunting for the actual point I left off in the project and re-orient myself to the task I was previously immersed in. It's doubling my working time. Is this an option I can turn off? (It's also not consistently happening every time.)Also, if I've split audio already, sometimes when the playhead moves from one split clip to the next, as soon as it crosses the split, it will jump back to the beginning. I'm starting to pull out my hair every time I hear the first two seconds of my intro music!

Since installing the Windows 11 25H2 update (released [insert date you installed it]), Adobe Audition has stopped working correctly. The program either fails to launch or loses access to audio devices once opened. System details: Windows 11 Version: 25H2 (Build [insert full build number])Adobe Audition Version: [e.g., 25.3 or 25.2]Audio Device: [e.g., Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 / Realtek HD Audio / USB mic]Driver type: [ASIO / MME / WASAPI]  Symptoms: Audition crashes on start up“Error 0xc000007b” on attempting to launch   Steps already tried: Reinstalled or updated audio driversReset Audition’s preferencesTested different driver modes (ASIO, MME, etc.)Uninstalled and reinstalled AuditionRolled back the Windows 25H2 update (Audition works again after rollback)  Request:Please confirm if this issue has been reported to Adobe engineering or if there’s a workaround for Windows 11 25H2 users. Any guidance on compatible drivers or a patch u

Has anyone got this problem? I have a brand new Dell Latitude 5455 snapdragon x plus-not even a month old. I was using an Adobe Beta for remote radio recording-worked perfectly until this morning, I have spent all day trying to get the problem solved. Adobe tells me it's a Microsoft issue with c++ files.  There seems to be no way to get hold of Microsoft. I'm obviously paying a monthly fee to Adobe. I'm at my wits end! 

What way(s) can I  make an indoor audio clip match to an outdoor clip?   Trying to make the indoor clip sound like it is outside from another clip.  Is there a shortcut to it?  

This DC Offset in my .wav file is very apparent in the waveform view - in the left & right channel windows the vertical shift down from the usual  symmetrical waveform  see image uploaded.  But I found no 'Repair DC offset' in my Audition 2025s Favourites menu like in Larrys Jordans youtube "Verify Audio Quality and Fix DC Offset Problems Using Adobe Audition 2021"    where he fixes same issue by that favourite. But obvious from the videos content is he is using *Audition 2021  and on an Apple Mac.  So my problem is just that - how do I get my Audition 2025 to repair this nasty offset and thus edit the horrible sound coming from the offset - it sounds like a greasy kitchen wipeup sponge was rubbed over the source vinyl EP before playing it.