Process of removing plosives

[Corey.M.P]

I am doing a final run through of my podcast. But I need to go through it and remove plosives. So I open a project(session?) in Audition, I import my audio file, and I begin removing the plosives with the effect to remove mic vibration. So I begin removing them and then I have to stop. So I save the project(session?) and close it. When I have time again I want to open the project and continue removing plosives from exactly where I left off. Then save and close. Then continue by opening the project and continuing where I left off, until I have finished the entire podcast. 

But this is not how Audition works at all and I can't figure out the workflow to accomplish the above scenario. Is there a way to do what I'm trying to do?

[Moved to a thread of its own - Mod]

[SteveG_AudioMasters_]

If you are trying to do this in Multitrack view, then there will be additional steps you have to take. Multitrack view (non-destructive) doesn't inherently alter anything about a file that's displayed in it at all - this can only happen in (destructive) Waveform view. If you close a session, but don't save the original file you were working on, then everything you did will be lost - because it's not a part of the session as such, but something you need to do to the contents of the file the audio originally came from. You should get a warning about this when you close the session though - unless you've dismissed all the warnings...

Options you have: remove the plosives in the orignal file without even opening it in Multitrack view, and save it when you've finished - or even part way through if you like, and then return to it later. When your session is re-opened, the changes you made to the file will still be there - mix down the result, job done. All you have to do then is convert it to your distribution format.

Option two: Leave everything as it is in Multitrack, mix the final result down and re-open it in Waveform view. Then as before, removes the plosives from the mixdown file and save the file - job done.

By and large, the answer is to leave the session itself alone - just do one of these options.