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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

Could it be possible to select audio and bounce it, with just a shortcut?
I still go and use the Pro Tools one :) But I haven't find one in Audition. Thanks

I added an effect to a clip and added some automation for that effect on the clip. During editing, sometimes the effect automation doesn't render. I would assume, though, it would work on export, but even export won't always render the automation. This makes clip automation broken, which is unfortunate. It's also unfortunate I don't have an proper way to share any system details in the form of a bug report unless the program crashes. This is build 12.1.0.182 on Windows 10. Cheers.

Would like the ability in Multitrack view to move playhead (still in Multitrack view) to markers attached to any clips (Waveform) that are used in the Multitrack view (only if the marker is in a portion of the clip that is actually active in the Multitrack).

A very small, practically indistinguishable dotted line appears in Mutlitrack view for markers on the clips, but being able to quickly navigate to these or, at the very least, the ability to make them more obvious (size or color change as covered in another feature request) would be most helpful.

Would love to see the ability to lock/and unlock a single track (or multiple tracks) to prevent any further manipulation (including clip movement, level changes, effects additions or changes, etc.). Similar to Premiere Pro's track lock.

In Sonar or Pro Tools you have mixing channels below and can simple scroll to the track and cut and silence areas. However in Audition it gets convoluted with asking you to save the original clip. It should edit like Premiere Pro Clips. You import clips, they become a session or project. The original clips never get altered.

If you have a mulltitrack mixer one should have the ability to save and recall different mixes such as vocals up, guitars low and so forth. Sonar ( which is now free ) has it. Pro tools has it, my old Tascam DM24 has it! Not having this feature really makes mixing in Audition not worth it.

Music files often have lots of headroom, so it can be super hard to see what you're doing in the multitrack editor unless you make every track huge. I don't necessarily want to normalize all my files just to be able to see what I'm doing. It would be great to have the option—or even the default behavior—to have Multitrack display clip waveforms so that they vertically fill the clip.

Hi! Audition is having a serious problem with gain staging! when you route a stereo track to a stereo bus you loose aprox. 3dB in that bus!
why? this is really a serious problem and you should fix that immediately