One things really missing in Audition is an effect similar to Izotope's De-Rustle that removes clothing rubbing sounds when recording with lav mics. This is a recurring issue if you look at search results on Google so might be a great addition to Audition.

It'd be great to have a bitcrusher effect in Adobe Audition. I know you can already convert sample type of a file manually from the Edit menu. However, it'd be good to have an effect which could be used and automated inside the multitrack.

With audio technology moving forward all the time, ARA2 is an absolute must now for Audition.. other DAWs already have ARA2 integration..

It's simple to use Diagnostics to identify all the silence in an audio file. I want to mute (not delete) all the silence.

Oddly, the "Fix by: Deleting Silence" setting is documented to do just that (mute instead of delete), however the implementation doesn't mute. It deletes. You can get the exact behavior by choosing "Fix by: Shortening Silence" to 0ms.

I recommend, fixing the documented feature, then renaming it to "Muting Silence" in the interface (so people can actually find it)

Here's a screenshot of the feature as documented here...
https://helpx.adobe.com/audition/using/diagnostics-effects-waveform-editor-only.html#deletesilenceandmarkaudio_options

Documentation says:

After assigning VST3 effects plugins to custom keyboard shortcuts, changing the "Sort Effect Menu By:" setting (Edit=>Preferences=>Effects) will reassign the hotkey to other effects. Interestingly though, the hotkey menu will still show the old effect name (not sure if that survives an app restart or not).

Presumably Audition assigns an ID/address to the effect which is used while assigning hotkeys, but rearranging the menu rearranges the ID assignments. Obviously these two functions should be independent of one another.

Audition version: 12.0.1.34
Windows 10.0.17134

i would like to see presets from mike russell

Sometimes we don't have the privilege of gathering room tone, or room tone changes midway throughout a clip (A/C turns on, for example).

Ideally, you could run a process (similar to Capture Noise Print) that takes your selection and looks for the quietest bits. Using this, it would generate tone that would match the room tone/ambience of the clip.

iZotope RX 6 has a similar feature under the name "Ambience Match," which is an absolute lifesaver.

Setting a track to pre or post-fader is not working when using auto-ducking. Compressor only responds as is post-fader, and fights the ducking.

I have a big arsenal of plugins that I use on Adobe Audition but takes more than 40 seconds to go thru the list and pick one because I have to wait for the list to scroll down, a better way is to display every plugin in a pop up menu like fl studios (see the attached video)
Thank you
FM

I think it would be very handy if I can copy effects from single slots in the effect rack and paste it to another track to it's slots there. Like in Reaper ;-) with rigth click or so ... thanks up front. And it should be possible in waveform effects rack as well.

I just updated to Audition 2019. An instantaneous (distorted) loud click occurs when initiating playback through the AU version of iZotope's RX7 Voice De-noise module. The anomaly does not occur when using the VST version. This did not occur in the previous version of Audition. [-paul.]

I want to be able to multi select effects in the effect track, in wafeform and in multitrack to quickly copy and paste them to other tracks. And a function with that I can bypass all selected effects at once in Mixer view

wavetable synth effect

a Saturator ...

Hey! You should use your Adobe Sensei (machine learning) to generate new and advanced sound effects natively inside Audition. You could combine that with new possible tools, such as advanced oscillators for a more precise and parametric control ;)

https://experiments.withgoogle.com/ai/sound-maker/view/

I wish to have responsive scaleable effect windows ... where the UI buttons, lines and graphs and waves and what not are scaleable too ...

The new Denoiser effect is really useful :) but it's still leaving a little first part of the clip with noise :(

hey amazing idea
level metters paralle to its corresponding frequency segment measure in EQ. To give us understanding of the frequency level that the specific segment is at in exact dB before, after, and during editing , and changes. For example, at the fre. of 80hz would have a db meter and the same for all the other frequency nob, other Effects could also use the same function