For whatever reason, when I opened Audition 2020 today, a dialog box said "settings from Audition 12 have been found" and asked if I wanted to import them. I don't think I ever used Audition 12. I use Audition 2020 and whatever was immediately prior to that (CC I think).

So I clicked "no," do not import my settings from Audition 12. Then when the application finished opening, many of my preference settings were reset to defaults. My key commands, display theme, and hardware settings were gone.

I've spent a couple hours replicating the ones I need to work today, but it will take me much longer to do the rest, It's slowed my work down to a standstill.

I can't get the dialog choice back to import settings, and I'm not sure that would fix the problem anyway. WTH Adobe?

So whatever you did to ***** that up so badly, don't do it. Audition is a premium product, but it sure doesn't feel like one today. I don't pay too much attention to that subscription fee going out the door every month, but today worth about negative year's worth of fees.

Also, your help is terrible.

Audiotin seems to be the most useless program I have ever used since I got my first mac in year 1992. The one and only time I try to use it is in Premiere CC when I try to use the command "Edit Clip in Audition".

And it NEVER works, even if I have the newest version updated; the Audition opens, but the clip does not appear in it.

I have tried to remove the programs, update the programs, use the old&new version mixed - and nothing helps. It has been around TWO years since I was last time able to edit clip in Audition with the command "Edit Clip in Audition"..

Could You kindly tell me and the others, is there a way to get the Audition work? Or if You cannot do that, could You add the basic audio tools to Premiere then?

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

Adobe Audition has been adopted by many journalist in Canada as the field/home audio editor during COVID-19. Only a few journalist were using it pre COVID-19 but now with most journalist working from home many more are attempting to use it. At the Canadian public broadcaster DALET is the in-house Networked editing system. I am appealing to Adobe to update the file management in Audition. For less tech savvy journalist Audition has been a nightmare doing their job. You create a session and than you add different files to the session. The next job is to extract clips, name them and place them somewhere, a bin maybe. I can isolate a clip, Save to New, and Save As with a new name. Sound great, right? My clips are visible in the Files window, with the new name along with the sesx file and my original sound files. I can save this session but when I reopen, my clips that I created and named are not listed, only the original sesx and sound files. The clips are on the computer somewhere but having to find them and drag them back is very cumbersome especially when working on deadline, and many have missed their deadline because of the slow cumbersome editing process. I can see from the many posts in this Community that users have been complaining about this for years. Whatever the reason has been not to make this improvement, please rethink your strategy. This update would make the lives of so many journalist less stressful while reporting on this horrific world wide event.