I hate having to switch to Sound Forge to create baked-in sustain loops in my samples. I don't understand how a more advanced software like Audition is missing this feature. Please, add this feature to the editor.

Hi, Adobe audition engineers, in here I am appreciated to know the RMS algorithm because of we have to often statistic mass of test data every day, by now we only statistic by manually one by one.
if we know the" total RMS" and " average RMS" formula, it could be in merged in our labview program so that we can get all the results automatically.
thanks for your support, Br.

Add the magic/smart select tool from photoshop to the spectrogram editor. Like the way its done in Izotope RX

The cursor is less and less imprecise when editing audio. Although I indicate to the program the exact position where I want to select a portion of the recording with my mouse, selection tool ends up cutting portions of voices, making editing process to take longer. May you do something about it? Miss the Cool Edit Pro days...

Capturing the noise print works. Audibly, the Noise Reduction (Process) does as well. However, the VISUAL waveform is buggy and not changing across the entire timeline. It very clearly works at the location where the noise print was captured, but the waveform of the Noise Print gradually increases across a radius of about 60-90 seconds if you're applying the Noise Reduction across the entire timeline, at which point it looks like it did not work at all -- even though it does when listening back to it.

It would be great to be able ton copy to new a time segment in the waveform or a rectangle in the spectrum editor, then modify it and replace it exactly at the same place or with the same duration.

Be great to have the edit crossfade value displayed, and adjustable, in the HUD next to clip gain. (Rather than hidden away in preferences).

So there's a shortcut (Cmd+B) to toggle all tracks - and shortcuts for Front Left, Centre, LFE etc - but there don't appear to be shortcuts available to toggle polywav track numbers?

I'd like to be able to export the waveform as a video file.

I use Audition to edit wildlife sounds and posting a video of a bird call would be helpful

in the very old 2003 version cool edit. there is a special effect->brainwave sychronizer...

if the adobe audition can provide this ,that will be fine.

There is a bug in the Punch and Roll feature that sometime inserts an artifact at the punch in point. It takes a bit of the recording just prior to the punch in point and pastes it after the point and just before recording starts. It would be helpful if I could upload a file that shows this but apparently sound files aren’t allowed?

just a personal want to pay to buy , the thinking is support adobe develop more future for poor people, even i am a poor people . the money i can pay will be not large money but willing .creating more possible for poor people.

Maintain the zoom when going back into waveform of same clip. Stop it zooming out everytime.

in waveform insert mode recording, markers from the previously recorded sound, do not move and are always locked to the timeline.

If you are making edits while simultaneously playing back the audio, there is a brief pause in the playback once you apply your edit. It would be great if we could make edits(healing, volume reductions, etc.) where the audio would continue to play straight through. Thanks!

I edit a lot of long audio - podcasts lasting an hour or more. I would REALLY like to be able to listen to it faster - like 1.5 speed. That would help tremendously.

I'd been looking for an input level adjustment for ages and was amazed to find there isn't one within Audition - I have to open up settings on the computer to adjust mic levels! This wouldn't be an issue if I was using an audio interface but I often use a USB mic directly for quick recording. Why isn't this a feature? Free audio edit software includes such a basic feature. Would be useful to have in future updates.