Like Pro Tools, I want to be able to describe each track in detail by annotating each track individually. I want to be able to annotate any kind of track that can be used in multitrack, whether it is an audio track or a bus track.

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.

I use a DELL XPS 15 laptop with the following spec: RAM= 16GIG, CPU=512 SSD, Speed= 2.8Ghz Dedicated VRAM=4GIG Nvidia 1050. Despite all these, Adobe Auditions hangs, stops responding everytime I have to drag audio clips around the timeline. What should I do ?

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

Copy and paste envelopes to other tracks.

Sometimes I need a specific explanation of the track, but it doesn't exist in the current system. I would like to be able to add a Comment function to any kind of track like the attached photo.

Adobe Audition with Windows 10 version 1903. When I open a plug-in it is very small, hardly able to read. It won't let me expand the size. I have changed my display and resolution to no avail.

When I try to use the reaper plugin package, Audition seems to be unable to render the files. I have tried to narrow it down and it seems that it is the reaper equalizer (reaeq-standalone) that is the problem, when a fifth band is added. This was not previously a problem within Audition.

In multitrack mode, when punching over clips the clips are stacked on top of each other, hiding previous takes, which makes trimming awkward because previous takes are exposed (thus unmuting them) during trimming.

It would be nice if Adobe would place punched segments on an sub track below the original and mute the inactive (replaced) clips to make trims more efficient. The resultant punches should be grouped by default to the original clip so that they will automatically follow shifts in time.

What the funk happened with the Keyboard Editor in Audition?
Does COVID eat your silly Adobe brains?
I cannot change Keyboard Shortcuts the way it was perfect before the time of these engineering monkeys.
God, this company is full of nothing!

Whether the Spectral Display is set to linear or logarithmic, zoomed in or out, I'm getting duplicate grid lines where there shouldn't be. Sometimes the duplicate lines are so thick, they make it difficult to visually analyze the spectrogram.

Edit: The excess lines respond to how the interface is scaled/resized. At a small enough resolution they seem to disappear. This is occurring on both the beta and main release for me.

I'd like to be able to add a digital Watermark or ID to my tracks or even to CD projects so they are traceable or identifiable.

In older editions of Audition, there was a volume control for the preview feature in the files box. That isn't there anymore, and it is a pain to have your files blow out your headphones or studio monitors at full volume whenever you click on one.

Allow Audition to be able to use VST instruments and midi.

I add cue markers in waveform editor and then when I go to multi track editor the cue markers I created (on the clip in Waveform) are not snappable using option arrows like you would expect. Please make it to where I can snap/ move the play head to next cue marker on a clip using a short cut. Thanks