Blue Ripple Sound plugins no longer show up after "Scan for Plugin-Ins" from 13.0.10 onwards. They should!

Debugging shows that Audition does scan through the plugin libraries to retrieve the plugin details, but it then doesn't show them.

If the scan is done using 13.0.9 the plugins are then usable in 13.0.10 - until "Scan for Plugins" is used, at which point they disappear.

This problem also affects Premiere.

I am one of the plugin developers and keen to get this sorted. Please contact Blue Ripple Sound if we can help debug this as we are very keen to get it sorted out!

In a recent version update Audition seemed to lose the ability for a new recorded favourite to work on a selection, or generate things at the location of the playhead. The favourites recorded in previous versions (when they were called scripts) still work, but no new ones can be created (which suggests that the software is still there but a piece of the interface has been lost).
In the current version when creating or updating a favorite only fixed absolute time periods and ratios are able to be worked on - which is useless unless you are working on exactly the same length audio file every time!
There is more detail in this thread: https://community.adobe.com/t5/audition/unable-to-make-recorded-favorite-act-relative-to-playhead/m-p/11366757?page=1#M24691

@Durin G

Hello there! I’ve been an Audition user for years and years now.

Having made some presets for the effect rack (single file and multitrack) I encountered the problem, that for some time now the presets do not work correctly. Maybe it happened in a recent update?

All the effects get loaded into the rack, but with most of them, their respective settings are set to defaults when I load the rack preset.
I have some speech processing chains which I update regularly to make them fit my needs. But there, lot’s of the effects in that preset have gotten reset. Especially Singleband and multiband compression show that problem. Sometimes the effects rack preset saves the internal settings, and sometimes they seem to get lost.
That’s a real problem, I cannot check all effects in all my presets all the time. I have to be sure, that they work and do not reset themselves.

Does anyone else have that problem?I’m using 13.0.5.36

Hi guys,
Please, try to improve some natives plugins from Audition. Like Dynamics Process, where the graphics points and the lines with the ratio and thresholds values are not linked. If I change the points on the graphic, this changes the number on the lines, but I can't make it in the inverse sense. The solution for this is maybe one or two lines of code, guys. And in the limiter position, the line in the graphic go under the threshold value and don't change the name to "limiter". The gate position is blocked in the threshold value, but maybe to change the name to "gate" in the line. Please, take a look to the file here up-loaded.
Best regards

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