Questions

Cannot open an instrument track. Beta 23.0.0.24. Shift-Click on flask should open MIDI features.  It doesn't. Please advise.

Hi, is the new feature (see below) listed in the Audition What's new in Beta actually for Premeire Pro? "Assemble rough cuts from transcripts IN DEVELOPMENTAutomatically generate transcripts of all source footage and assemble a rough cut using the Text panel."  

hello Incessant error report when I activate a plug-in or I launch a track or even every action I do, I can not even launch the software since after 3 minutes maximum it crashes. I would very much like to know how to solve this problem. thanks

Here is what is happening: At times the recording, both on a multichannel and waveform, will have repeated words in it. It sounds like the person is stuttering or saying things two times. I am recording with a Shure SM-70 (4 mics), a Rodecaster Pro, and a Mac Mini M1 2020, and using the Rodecaster Pro template in Adobe Audition.  This issue comes and goes seemingly on its own. I have rebooted both the computer and Rodecaster and this has AND has not worked in the past.  I am happy to provide any information as needed.  Thanks 

Steps to reproduce:    1. Edit an audio file and set CD Range Markers2. Create a new CD layout3. Right Click a range marker in the Markers panel4. click "Insert into CD Layout"5. Choose the newly created CD layout file6. Repeat for all range markers7. Open the window for the CD layout Result: ...Nothing is in the CD layoutExpected: ...The ranges to be set as CD tracks I've noticed this in previous Audition versions. System info    Application: Audition (Beta) v22.2.0.52    OS: Windows v10.0.22000, RAM: 63.80 GB GB, CPUs (logical): 16

Dies ist die Meldung beim Öffnen:Debug Assert failed!Expression: sAppIsHeadless != kAppIsHeadlessEnum_UninitializedUsing GetAppIsHeadless without ever calling SetAppIsHeadless.Process: Adobe Audition (Beta).exeProcess ID: 11716Thread ID: 22040File: ..\..\config\src\Client.cppLine: 269Function: dvacore::config::GetAppIsHeadlessUnique Hash: 971d5a90-5aff-8fb4-cd2b-678100000053Last Error: 1008Assert Dialog Show:trueUnique Hash: 971d5a90-5aff-8fb4-cd2b-678100000053-------------- StackTrace --------------dvaappsupport::feature::RegisterUserIDaui::TabCreatorRegistry::RegistryEntryBeginaui::BeatAccentButton::UpdateColorsaui::Application::InitializeAudWinMain??? <5368715633>??? <5368717150>BaseThreadInitThunkRtlUserThreadStart--------------------------------------------------- Steps to reproduce:    1. ... Result: ...Expected: ... System info    Application: Audition (Beta) v22.2.0.39    OS: Windows v10.0.22

22.2.0 build 28 is sitll throwing the Debug Asserts Failed warning. Otherwise seems to be working OK.

Get this message everytime I open Audition Beta. Started doing this yesterday.Thoughts?  Application still seems to function after I hit Ignore Once. 

Build 22.2.0.7 _Nov 29 Getting the attached Debug Assert Failed warning each time Audition starts. Otherwise it's working OK.

I have been using Audition and/or Audition Beta almost daily for several years, but I've never seen what happened this morning when I went to open Beta: a window appeared (see screenshot) that I don't really understand, and so I don't really know which option to choose on it.  Can anybody help? Thanks,Brian 

Our team is working hard on a version of Audition that will run natively on Apple’s new Apple Silicon based M1 processor. The first public Beta is available today and we invite you to test it out! Your feedback is welcome. We will be updating the Beta frequently as new builds become available.  Please see the notes below.     The Beta processes Since Audition is built on a large codebase with support for a wide range of media and workflows, we will implement native support for Apple M1 in phases and some parts have not been ported yet.  This phased approach allows us to validate performance and functionality for specific parts of the application before we add new components. And it also allows you to start seeing the benefits now.   The first public Beta includes the core editing functions and workflows like waveform and spectral editing, multitrack recording, editing, and mixing.  The average editor is likely to see very little difference from

As a sound engineer I use many different DAWs and audio editing and mixing software. I have used Audition since it was known as Cool Edit and it seems one of the biggest features that is missing that seems to appear on almost all other audio software in some manner is the manipulation of tempo. Adobe Audition has been around long enough that when an audio track is inserted either into the multitrack editor or the audio editor the tempo should AUTOMATICALLY be calculated by the program. This will allow for truly accurate snapping to time measures as the tempo will determine the snapping. Audition should also be able to change tempo within a track, and also use an automation method to increase or decrease tempo over time. I'm not a software engineer but I find that the most useful audio software usually has a very clear grasp of how it handles tempo. Tempo should also be able to be altered without affecting the pitch of the audio. I think this is one of the most obvious features missing

I set a series of CD tracks on a file yesterday and saved the file after export. I reopened the file today to find that the gaps set between tracks had disappeared. The end mark of each clip had snapped to the start mark of the next.  Audition 22.1.0.12 Beta (Oct 2 2021 14.04.43)

Beta build 22.1.0.8 _ Sept 28 Two issues: Placing range markers to create CD tracks (shift + M) used to create CD markers. It now produces cue markers, which won't insert into a CD layout. After correcting marker type and selecting all CD markers, right clicking and choosing "insert into [existing CD layout name]" nothing is inserted into the existing CD layout. I have to choose "insert into NEW CD layout for it to accept the markers. 

Steps to reproduce:    1. ...Export session mixdown to synced Dropbox folder. Result: ... Folder no longer available errorExpected: ... Session to be mixed and exported It's as if Audition gets preempted when the Dropbox folder begins to sync the newly exported mixdown. Although, once the Dropbox sync completes, after I get the error message, the export will work after I tell it to overwrite the existing file. When you go look at this existing file, its basically an empty file. It's as if Dropbox let Audition save the file name, but then kicks in to sync and Audition shows an error about the folder being no longer available.System info    Application: Audition (Beta) v14.4.0.30    OS: Windows v10.0.19042, RAM: 15.89 GB, CPUs (logical): 4

I just installed the latest Audition Beta and have now lost all my presets, any clue where they are? I'm on a MAC OS 

The grid lines in Audition's spectral display become messy when the window is scaled up to larger resolutions. Instead of grid lines anchored to frequencies (500hz, 1khz, 2khz, etc.) they seem to show up randomly. Sometimes the random grid lines become so thick that it makes analyzing the spectral display difficult. Note: I posted about this 8 months ago and received zero acknowledgment.  

Steps to reproduce:    Open an audio file, record an audio file, open or start a multitrack session, then let the computer sleep Result: Playback and Record stop functioning until you reboot.Expected: Audition should not break when the system goes to sleep. System info    Application: Audition (Beta) v14.4.0.37    OS: macOS v11.4.0, RAM: 8.00 GB, CPUs (logical): 8

I can successfully get the audio from Premiere Pro to Audition using Edit/Edit in Audition/Sequence, but the video never comes over. Trying to export a DV copy also fails. The only solution is to render a copy of the sequence using Premiere Pro and import it after the Multitrack is created.   This may have something to do with the M1 Mac I'm using for testing. Here's a screenshot of the problem:  

The newest release brought a feature I've been requesting/waiting years for. I edit a fair number of podcasts and having effective strip silence is a key part of my workflow that would either force me to other DAWs, or would always be missed whenever editing in Audition.So, first: Second, the feedback:Finding it: It took a few minutes to find, but was able to track it down in the Diagnostics panel. The settings are straightforward and made sense (a bit more to come on that in a second).No crashes, works well: I ran it on a few different show recordings and it worked well. No crashes and the silence was properly detected and stripped based on the various settings.One things to add: So far, the only thing I'm missing/have a suggestion on is that it could use some attack/release time settings. Right now it has signal settings for cutting/keeping items below/above certain dB thresholds. Seems to work well, but the cuts can become a bit more clipped at the edges than I'd like. A sound

We're really excited to see Audition running fully native on the new Mac M1 ARM-based processors. The finish line is in sight, having recently completed porting several features, like Remix and Automatic Speech Alignment, as well as the all-new Loudness Meter, and we'd love to get any final feedback we can before launch.   If you haven't yet tried it out, please update Audition (Beta) from the Beta Apps section of Creative Cloud Desktop on your M1 Mac computer.  Even as we saw dramatic performance improvements running under the Rosetta 2 emulation, the native performance gains of effects, processing tasks, and even high-resolution spectral frequency updates, is astounding.   Thanks! The Adobe Audition team

Welcome to the Audition (Beta) community forum. Our public Beta is an opportunity for you to engage directly with product teams in the development of Audition. There’s no obligation: you can install one build one time, auto-update for a regular cadence of Beta builds, or never install Beta – whatever works for you.   If you are using Beta builds and want to provide feedback about features and fixes directly with the product development team, you can do so through this community forum. We invite you to become a part of the process to ensure we’re building the best tools possible and focusing on the details that matter most for your work. Thank you for your input!   More information about public Beta is available in the links on the right, including a detailed FAQ.   Note: Threads not specific to Beta releases, and applicable to all Audition releases, will be moved to the Audition (not Beta) forums, so everyone can see them and participate.   Meet the Audition de

I'm happy to share that the automatic audio device switching that was brought to the Mac platform last year is now available in the latest public beta builds of Adobe Audition for Windows.  This feature creates a new default setting, "System Default:" for your MME default input and output devices in Audition's Audio Hardware preferences, automatically switching to whatever audio device is currently the default for Windows OS.  As you plug-in USB microphones, connect bluetooth ear pods or headphones, or connect your favorite audio interfaces, if Windows recognizes these as a preferred audio device and automatically switches its internal routing, Audition will follow suit without annoying popups or requiring you to manually make the change.   For users who may prefer complete control or a dedicated audio interface for Audition, you may continue to select the specific devices for default input, default output, or both.  This feature is only enabled for MME audio driver

While recording an analog signal, everything was working OK until about 2 minutes in, where the frequency heat map froze.  See attached. The recording continued and was unaffected. After recording, saving, closing, reopening, everything looks OK. Not sure if this is a one-off or something endemic. Thanks.

I've been working with Activity Monitor running so I can keep an eye on what's going on and I've noticed that when ripple deleting in multi-track the memory pressure on my system sometimes increases precipitously. Opening the Beta and letting it idle I was sitting in the 2-4 Gb memory usage range, for some ripple deletes the usage jumps to 24 Gb, which is more than my computer has. For context, int he file I'm working on I've got 6 tracks each with a 3 hr long wav file (each file is about 1.3 Gb). System info    Application: Audition (Beta) v14.1.0.15    OS: macOS v11.2.2, RAM: 16.00 GB, CPUs (logical): 8