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Almost everytime I use audition, the program is adding waveform where there should be none, or cutting waveform where it should be. Example attached of waveform being added where there should be none. Thanks for your feedback gang!

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SteveG_AudioMasters_

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Sorry, but that's not a meaningful example. You haven't demonstrated exactly how this is happening to you at all. All I can hear is a bit of the end of a file but no explanation of how it got there, what steps you took, or anything.

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TyeDOESVOICEOVERAuthor

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Hi Steve,

Unfortunately, I don't know how this is happening to me, or I would cerainly remedy it. You will see in the file (on the 2nd playback) that there is waveform occupying space that does not contain any actual audio. Here are the steps I took to achieve this:

1) Opened audition

2) Recorded audio

3) Played back the audio

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SteveG_AudioMasters_

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Is this repeatable? If you save the audio before playing it back, does it still happen? It looks though this is happening in Waveform view, and that involves using a buffer and temp file. Whilst audio is unsaved, all bets are off with that, especially if you try to move things. So no, not a bug because how it behaves depends very much upon your system. If you want to record without this sort of issue, then Multitrack records direct to disk.

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