The Future of Adobe Audition

Sorry - Adobe never release information like that! It's called keeping your powder dry. And we couldn't tell you because we're a U2U group, and technically I'm still under a NDA - so even if I knew (I don't), I couldn't tell you anyway.

If you want to have a meaningful discussion with Adobe on that level, you need to be a big ticket user, and then they'll pay you a visit. But unless it's already in development at an advanced stage, they won't tell you much about what's coming. What they will do though is ask you questions about how much you'd value feature ideas they've had. And almost certainly promise nothing. What's a big ticket user? I think it's likely to be around the four or five figure number of seats you purchase. Real big seat numbers for a few huge operators are larger than that, though.

I'd guess that if you don't already know this already, you aren't at that level, because I believe that they are quite good at keeping tabs on big customers. I should point out that I'm certainly not at that level, but I've had enough past contact with the team to know pretty much how it works, and it's unlikely to change.

The one thing that I can tell you though is why feature creep has slowed down - that's quite simple. There's only one audio development team in Adobe, and now it has to maintain all of Adobe's audio, not just Audition. And they are spread about quite a bit now... The rest inevitably follows.