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 have seen people reporting about display problems in Multitrack Waveform. I also want to show that it also affect single audio file as well. I unstalled and reinstalled Adobe Audition but the problem was still the same.

I'd like to listen to saved sound f/x or music beds before selecting. I've used other programs that offer the audio preview and it really saves a lot of time with choosing the right additions to my voiceovers.

I have seen people reporting about display problems in Multitrack Waveform. I also want to show that it also affect single audio file as well. I unstalled and reinstalled Adobe Audition but the problem was still the same.

This is a very small annoyance, but when exporting markers to individual files, I very often then need to re-edit them individually. It would be great to have a tickbox in the "Export Range Markers" to then add those files into the pane afterwards rather than having to search for them manually.

It would be so helpful if we could select one or more ranges in the Markers pane and then run effects on them, either normal effects or Favorites we set up.

While editing wav files with Audition 13.01.35, space bar stops working for playing and stopping after renaming the marker with multi-byte characters.

I use headliner.app to create social media audiograms (their competitor is getaudiogram.com which is also popular with other podcasters).

Are there any plans to offer this functionality with Adobe Rush or Audition in future? The encoding performance on Headliner is really slow whether you are on their free or paid app.

It should be possible to set it so that when zooming into one file, switching to another with CTRL-tab, the same view is used. This would be useful for working with multiple recordings of the same audio.

I would like the new punch and roll functionality to have the option (triggered by a key stroke) to insert new recorded audio, instead of overwriting which is the only option at the moment.

This means that I can't open a section of audiobook that needs pickups and insert the audio - moving the existing audio to the right. P+R can't be used to quick edits as it stands.

Behaviour should be similar to CMD+D in OcenAudio

A function that inserts clipboard contents into a clip instead of overwriting existing content. I realize this might be a duplicate entry but it seems your customers have been asking for this feature for a LONG time and yet no priority is placed on it. So to hopefully make the thorn in the proverbial shoe bigger...

I would like a pencil tool or something similar to redraw a waveform. Auto Heal works great, but sometimes you need to smooth out just a bit or mirror the surrounding waveform. Protools, Cubase, Sound Forge all have this functionality.

I can add a loop marker, but since it's not a sustain loop marker written in smpl chunk, other software such as Sound Forge, Kontakt, or Wwise does not recognize the wave file's loop information. I'd want a loop marker to be an sustain loop marker by default, or please at least add an option to convert it into a sustain loop marker.

It would help me if Audition had a function to restore the wow in sound, created by an off centre vinyl disc. I tried to use the Time and Pitch functions in the effects menu but it doesn't give me what I need

When selecting sections of a waveform to auto heal, randomly Audition will cause large clicks or pops in the audio as pictured. This is after I used the marquee selection tool to select a small area(about the width of the click waveform) and then performed auto heal.