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Waveform Editor Grid
I would like to have the option to toggle the visibility of the Waveform Editor Grid. This feature was available in legacy versions of Audition.
6 votes -
Video displayed in Waveform Editor
Re:Video displayed in Wave Editor. When you apply processing - a new audio file is created disassociated from the video. I would prefer option to replace the source audio with processed audio - and export via video pass-thru to prevent re-encoding.
2 votes -
Fix a bug
The last two releases have included what I see as a bug. When in PLAY mode, if I "Zoom To Selection" or "Zoom In At In Point" at the beginning of a file, the play head stays in the middle of the window. However (in the last two releases) if I do the same towards the END of the file it zooms to the wrong spot, and I don't see the play head. I'm on build 11.1.0.184.
2 votes -
Improve Spot Healing Brush Tool (stop leaving gaps of silence behind)
Using the Spot Healing Brush Tool tends to leave holes that are quieter than the surrounding audio, which is rarely what we'd want. The only time the tool truly works well is if you've recorded audio in a perfect environment with no audible noise floor. That's not how the real world typically works, though.
Just to visualize what I mean, try this:
- Effects > Generate > Noise and Apply
- Use the Spot Healing Brush Tool above the 1.5k range
- notice that you're leaving holes of quietness behind wherever you paintIt would be incredible if the algorithm…
7 votes -
Enhance Mix Paste Crossfade Algorithm to Maintain Audio Amplitude
Premiere Pro has a few different audio crossfades: Constant Power (the default), Constant Gain, and Exponential Fade.
The algorithm used to crossfade audio in Audition's "Mix Paste" seems similar to Constant Gain, but it would be much more useful to us if we could get something closer to Constant Power
Steps to hear how this issue affects audio:
- Open a file with consistent noise (ambient room tone, waterfall; any noise that has mostly consistent amplitude throughout) or create a new file and generate some noise
- Copy a portion of the noise
- Mix paste this copied noise atop a different section…
3 votes
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