In every other piece of professional audio software I am aware of, I can share effect presets with others by finding the file, such as "giant_reverb.pst" etc., and sending to someone else who drops it in the same place on their computer, or imports, or whatever.

In Audition 2018, these seem to be stored in a big single XML file. Can this really be true? Is there no way to share? I just spent all day creating presets to share with a co-worker, but now I find there is no way to share just the relevant presets without sharing the rest.

This is a stunning omission IMO, and not realistic for a product that could be used by multiple people in a company, studio, band, etc.

After using Essential Sound - Ducking, I turned off "Monitor Clip Changes" so that I could hand adjust keyframes. (Audition does a poor job of auto-adjusting in any way that sounds good and makes sense, but that's another issue.)

I was finished, but I felt like the Amplify effect which appears in the Effects Rack when using the Ducking feature was causing the sound to clip out on the high-end. So, I turned off the Amplify effect in the Effects Rack, and when I played the track, the effect itself was removed as well as all of my keyframes that I hand adjusted.

No amount of "Undo" would fix the issue, even though my History still shows many Modify Keyframe actions taken. There's nothing I can do to get that time back, but I can report this as a bug. Even turning off Ducking in Essential Sound removes all the keyframes. This really shouldn't be happening; we should be allowed to review a track without these effects and NOT lose our work. Or is this a case-by-case bug?

Hi dear Adobe / Audition community & developers,

I'm currently working for a VR-supported language course.
Despite being responsible for designing curricula, learning & teaching materials etc., I somehow ended up editing VR 360° videos.

I appreciate Adobe's efforts in integrating VR into premiere and in being able to open 4-channeled *.amb files.

It would be great if there was any pluging / effect to VISUALLY create 3D-Sound experiences such as the
- SpatialWorkstation-VST-3.3.1-Win64 (Facebook)

I have tried the following workflow suggested by Adobe & forums:
(1) setup a VR sequence with ambisonics
[Preferences > Timeline > multichannel mono media IS set to 'adaptive']
(2) import a 4-channeled *.amb file (edited in Audition with sound only in W- & X-channel == front & center)
(3) use the PANNER - AMBISONICS Fx to pan 180° L/R

--> didn't work - neither in an upload to YouTube, nor directly onto Oculus Go (... I followed all specs)
--> I re-analyzed the rendered video's audio in Audition and the 4 channels actually look weird.

Best regards,
Sandro

First off, I'm using the current version of Audition on a Windows 10 machine. I work on a weekly half-hour radio program, and sometimes the show comes to me a little long. So, I try to shorten it using the Stretch and Pitch effect. But, when I go to type in a New Duration, the program acts all wonky and won't let me enter numbers in. If I delete the number in that field and try to type in an exact number, it does some weird stuff... for instance, I'm currently working on a file that is 20:16.043 and I want to make it 19:45.000. I'll select the effect, then click in the New Duration field and clear the field. Then, I'll type the number 1-9-4-5 with no punctuation, but as I hit the 5 key, the field fills out on its own as 32:25.000. I never hit the 3 key, where the **** did that 3 come from? So, now let's try it with punctuation... I hit 1-9-colon-4, and before I can hit the 5 key, the field fills out at 19:04.000. What the heck is going on here? Why can't I enter an exact number in this field? I can click and slide the field and set it where I want, but I like to be able to enter an exact number.