Like PPro - you can 'mark selected clip' - which would be useful for then looping just that clip

In most NLEs timecode entry (e.g. to go to a time in the editor) does NOT require the colons entering, or all the numbers.

Typically an entry of 12 would take you to the nearest HH:MM:SS:12

Period acts as :00, so 12 period period would go to nearest HH:12:00:00

10 period period 15 would go to 10:00:00:15

Frames entered above the current frame rate are calculated so 35 would go to nearest HH:MM:01:10 in a 25fps project.

• and - allow relative movement.

PPro is only recently getting to grips with this though.

If I command click a number of clips, go to 'link media' then 'cancel' - all the clips are linked to the media that the last clip selected was linked to.

Undo has no effect.

Neither of these behaviours is correct, IMO. (i.e. 'cancel' should cancel the operation - and undo should undo the last link action)

Currently only does a 'play in to out' loop. Be good to have an option (e.g. alt & play) to loop with a set pre/post roll (e.g. to hear edits)

We have 'Next clip in selected track' - why not previous?
Also option to use a modifier to select next/previous in any track

When drawing in or adjusting volume envelopes, the actual waveform you are adjusting increases or diminishes VISUALLY based on the envelope. In other words the envelope already gives me a VISUAL marker of WHERE the volume changes, but with this new feature the waveform would grow or shrink giving me a VISUAL marker of the waveform AMPLITUDE as well. The added benefit would be to QUICKLY match volume peaks and valleys visually, in addition to hearing it while also using the meters.

In PP I can do roll trims that work across clips, so if I have clips 1&2 butted together I can do a roll edit that lengthens 1 and shortens 2 & vice versa.

Is would be an great timesaver for me if I could perfrom an batch export directly from the multitrack editor. Now I have to create an mixdown first. Then export it to different files according to the markers that I've created in the Multitrack.

When given option to 'copy files for this session to the session folder' Audition seems to not realise a file named .WAV already has an extension and adds .wav to the end.

So I end up with filename.WAV.wav

By all means make it lowercase, but don't repeat it!

I selected two files that I had newly opened in Audition (in the Files pane), right-clicked, and said "Insert into new multitrack session."

For no apparent reason, the audio begins around 16:54 in the timeline, with blank space before that. The playhead was at zero beforehand. Screen shot attached.

Audition 2018 crashes all the time when using izotope VT plugins

Yo uso el Audition CC cada dia para el trabajo, hago publicidad. Hace dos dias que tengo la versión 2018 y me encuentro que me duplica los archivos de audio con la creación de la carpeta Imported Files. Se puede programar el CC 2018 para que no te la cree i así no duplicar los archivos constantemente?
gracias

For example Audition doesn't combine the automatic volume adjustment (autoducking) when the file has been processed in terms of pitch and/or time into the multitrack.

separate different multi track projects into groups or folders to be more organized.

It would be really usful to set different inputs for different tracks (i.e: a microphone input for a track and a Virtual Audio Cable input for another): the classical case of podcast for interviews by skype.

We get a lot of karaoke singers in the studio and this would be a great boon.
Something similar could be used for dialogue overdubs by displaying text on a separate screen as the timeline progresses

Add a "Bounce to Split Tracks" option, which could merge the "Bounce to new track" action, with "Extract channels to mono files" in one single step in the multitrack editor.

I record video with 2 lavalier microphones on the left and right channel, and it would be a great way to save the extra steps when working on the sound mix in audition!