Using the 2020 and the Beta release of Audition on macOS Big Sur (I am aware, it's beta software).
I am seeing the waveforms not render correctly in a multi-track view.
It's actually almost impossible to work with these waveforms (see attachment).
The waveforms sometimes jump back to normal when zooming in and out or scrolling or making a cut.
But I thought I'd report this so people are aware and either not upgrade to Big Sur for now or Adobe can fix it before the public release of Big Sur.

Please PLEASE work on our ability to select multiple tracks at once. This would be a massive time saver.

Thank you!

Why did you exclude the MIDI channels! Audition was a step closer to become a DAW! It has so much potential!

I do a lot of audios with multiple markers and have to move audios several times, adding some more or cutting others.

In this matter, I have to move several markers at once and it is currently impossible. What works though is inserting a silence to move all the next markers at once, but that's not convenient at all because it has to break some tracks.

So having a simple feature that, after having selected several markers in the "marker panel", allow us to move these markers with a duration would be a huge time saving !

Or just add the ripple edit(link) feature as the other daws. It is really convenient and necessary for sound designers.
Here is a picture of action list in Reaper. The developers should have a look.

Currently in Audition's multitrack editor, markers can only be attached to the timeline. It would be helpful to have an option to attach markers to individual clips, so that when those clips are moved in the timeline the markers move with them.

The only way to achieve this right now is to go into waveform view and place a marker there. This is pretty inconvenient and involves a lot of clicking back and forth between views.

Please allow auto-scroll in the multi track editor to be disabled permanently, so it doesn't turn itself back on every time I play/pause the session.

It would be very helpful to autoduck volume on movie stems against director commentary, and have those keyframes show back up in the premiere pro timeline for further adjustment against picture.

I record 32 tracks of live audio coming into Audition via Dante. It is cumbersome to click each individual track to arm them all for recording. A single "arm all" button would make this task so much faster.

In the Multitrack Editor, please add the ability to zoom waveform amplitude without increasing its amplitude (already available in the Waveform Editor). This would be very helpful for editing low-level recordings where the waveform is difficult to discern. Zooming individual tracks is helpful, but not always sufficient for making precise edits.

Pre-rendered track resets/restarts when the track's volume is changed via track dial.
This should not happen when FX are pre-fader.
In fact, it works properly when changing the track volume with the mixer screen slider (it does not restart the pre-render.)
It seems like a really easy bug to fix, and it really kills my work flow when working with a lot of frozen tracks.

you could have it so that when you click and drag over all the mute buttons, it mutes them accordingly. a bit like you can do with the viewing of layers in Photoshop. it would make batch muting a lot easier.

Every time I create a new session I have to manually create a bounce folder within the session to save the mixouts/final mix files from the session, It would be nice if the folder can be automatically created by default every time a new session is created.

I would love to be able to add silence between the beginning of the song and the beginning of a track which starts at, say, 1 minute in. I want to be able to fill that minute with silence. This allows for an easier time lining tracks up to each other if we are pulling tracks out and putting them somewhere else, or sending the individual file to someone else in order to have them mixed is a different program.

Track name is not enough for description and I use spreadsheets to keep track of what is what.