Hi everyone!

As I'm working on a video game ambiance sound, I needed to create a seamless audio. So I exported a multitrack session with all of my sounds. I imported the result (which isn't seamless), cut the beginnning and put it at the end with the fade-in/out feature (pic1). So, in Audition, when I listen to the audio, it's perfectly seamless, there's no cut or anything.

Once it's exported, the audio seems good when imported in Audition, the sound is perfectly cut (2nd track on pic2).

BUT

When you play the sound in any other software, there's a cut when the sound loops. After looking for answers, we checked the exported audio file in Audacity, and it appears Audition creates a random duration of blank space at the beginning and at the end of the exported audio (pic 3 & 4). As Audition doesn't seem to detect this blank space, we had to cut it in Audacity, which is pretty annoying to do :/

Do you have the same issue as I do? If not, how am I able to fix this?

Thanks for reading!

Desde que foi atualizado para a versão 14.0 em diante, o Audition está com uma série de Bugs, a instabilidade piorou muito e foi tirada uma função muito importante dele, quando o Audition fechava incorretamente ou por algum Bug, ele abria o projeto anterior intacto, agora isso não acontece. Outro sim, só consigo salvar um projeto com os plugins no Rack se aplica-los no modo Multitrack, para salvar na janela Editor, tenho que aplicar todos os efeitos para exportar ou salvar e se precisar fazer alguma alteração, preciso abrir o arquivo original e fazer tudo do zero, já estou farto de tantos bugs tanto no Audition como no (Principalmente) no Premiere.,

I had Technical Support help me identify a problem with launching Adobe Audition on my Windows 10 pc with a GeForce GTX 1660 Super. It simply freezes.

Case ADB-19021551-W2J3

To reproduce (at my end)

1) Install any GeForce driver from 2021
2) Install Adobe Audition 14.x (2021)
3) Launch it and it locks up before the splash screen.

You have to wait for Windows to report an unresponsive app. The log file reveals that it stalls at Initializing (DisplaySurface) - no crash is reported actually. Just endless waiting for something.

No amount of fiddling with driver updates, deleting settings, clearing caches, un- and reinstaling apps helps.

Workaround:
1) Disable the Display Adapter from Device Settings
or
2) Configure Audition.exe to run in Vista compatibility mode.

ALL other Adobe apps I run with works fine, Acrobat, Illustrator, Premiere Pro, PhotoShop, and 2020 version of Audition.

Windows 10 build 20H2
AMD Ryzen 3900X cpu
32 GB ram
Plenty of free SSD space
Fresh install of Creative Cloud apps
It runs on a corporate domain with some policies applied (not sure which), but my account has been given Local Admin privileges on the system, and I have no problems fiddling with stuff, changing permissions, disabling processes etc.

So something changed between Audition 2020's way of initializing the DisplaySurface and 2021's way of doing it. At least in enough ways that the app now croaks when I try to start it on my system with an Nvidia display adapter.

The person from support that helped me find the workaround speculated that it could be related to permissions on the system. This did not make me any wiser, but perhaps it can help you.

I'm a heavy user of adobe audition and I often use the tool 'Loudness Radar Meter' which allows you to quickly see the relative loudness of different tracks in audition. Unfortunately, since v13 every time I would attempt to use the tool audition will crash - I will be greeted with the spinning wheel of death (on mac). There's no other option than to force quit. This has also meant that old files where the tool was used and left active are now inaccessible, as opening them will cause audition to crash. I tried updating to the latest version of adobe, but this doesn't seem to resolve the issue.

Adobe Audition 2020 is crashing during recording. It regularly locks-up after 90 minutes of recording, although this latest crash occurred after only 41 minutes. It has occurred using both of my mixer interfaces a Mackie Onyx (via Firewire connection and ASIO driver) and an Allen & Heath Zed 14 (via USB Connection and MME driver).

System Details:
Windows 10 Pro 64
Intel Core i7-2600 @3.40 GHz
16 GB RAM
RAM Reserved for Audition 11 GB
Primary Temp Drive - External USB 3.0 (473 GB Free)
Secondary Temp Drive - Internal HD (130 GB Free)

Crashes also occurred when primary drive was internal HD