The ripple delete feature in multitrack mode takes 2-3 seconds to complete for each edit. I edit podcasts, and use this tool often so it's a huge productivity killer. I've found that restarting Audition makes it faster temporarily, but 15-20 ripple deletes later, it gets slow again. On macOS, it causes the "loading spinner" to appear as well. I've attached a video showing the issue.

For something like podcast editing, synchronization would be an awesome feature. We can record the call that we're on to use as the base - and then sync the raw audio from our microphones to the call audio to make sure that our responses are at the right time, to quickly be able to delete that and focus on making the audio itself sound good, rather than spending extra time lining up everybody's audio just right. It'd be great to have it be a native feature instead of trying to do it in Premiere first!

Using a 2020 MacBook Pro w/ M1 chip, running macOS Big Sur v11.1. The user is unable to hide Adobe Audition using either the key command (cmd+H) or the menu option to hide the application. Presume this is specific to M1 chip devices as the problem does not exist on an Intel based Mac Mini (2018) running the same OS.

If Audition is, for some reason, limited to single core processing when rendering audio, it should at least break the session into chunks by time and process them in parallel.

For instance, if I am rendering a 30 minute session, and I have 12 processor cores, Audition should simultaneously render 10x (leaving 2 cores for stability) 3 minute sessions and then merge them into a single WAV file when complete.

Coming to Audition from Premiere, to edit podcasts. Would love the option in the multitrack editor timeline to turn on "through edit" symbols. I really rely on these in Premiere to know if a cut is continuous.

Can you make it possible to listen to or preview Sound Effects Downloads before downloading an entire Gig or two of clips?

Fix this panning glitch

My CPU is at 1% and my memory 27%, but Audition had stopped responding many times in the last few minutes. If it's not a hardware problem, I could only think that it's a software one.

If I want to delete empty space I have to go in manually and delete every single gap. As a DND podcaster, this is extremely tedious and time consuming. If I could select multiple clips on a track and do a mass ripple delete without losing any clips that would be so great! Especially since all these recent updates have made Audition extremely laggy and it takes 10 seconds to get the **** needle to move where I want it.

I'd like to listen to saved sound f/x or music beds before selecting. I've used other programs that offer the audio preview and it really saves a lot of time with choosing the right additions to my voiceovers.

When I changed the audio hardware from the computer speaker to my headset which was connected in RODE-NT USB, my computer made an extremely loud noise sounds like "BIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBI" from the computer speaker and there was no way to undo that. All I can do is to hold the power bottom to shut the MacBook down manually.

Right-click the plot in the Frequency Analysis and get an option to "copy plot image" to quickly copy the plot and use it in another program.

In a big studio where the speakers are set to calibrated levels, Audition I a great tool to audition content as it comes in. The problem is auditioning lots of files of varying loudnesses. I need a volume knob or slider in Audition that controls the total output level of the app before it hits Core Audio. Thanks!

Copy and paste envelopes to other tracks.

Sometimes I need a specific explanation of the track, but it doesn't exist in the current system. I would like to be able to add a Comment function to any kind of track like the attached photo.