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Premiere Pro Issue With Editing Sound inside Audition

Explorer ,
Feb 23, 2018 Feb 23, 2018

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If I try and edit a sound file in premiere pro to edit it in audition - Premiere pro seems to not let the audio run.

if I go >> "Edit Clip in Adobe Audition"

So it processes >> "Render and replace"

Then I get a warning >> "Audition has detected a problem with the current audio hardware settings".

adobe_audition-warning.png

(The hardware settings are as they always are I believe).

adobe_audition-warning_hardware-settings.png

Currently I have to close down premier pro if I want to use audition to edit the sound file which means I have lost this functionality. 

Anyone suggestions?

Thanks

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LEGEND ,
Feb 23, 2018 Feb 23, 2018

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What other output options do you have?

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Hi Neil - not sure I understand what you mean (sorry). Can you elaborate please? many thanks!

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The warning is for the Audio hardware output ... what other options do you have for audio hardware output? And as Jim suggests, often setting Default Input to "none" clears up audio issues.

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Try setting Default Input to None.

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