I would like a feature that allows you to change the filename extensions on all session tracks to a different extension, so that the session recognises any files that have been converted.

For example, I have a project session with hundreds of tracks ending in .wav file format. I have subsequently batch converted all of the files in that session from .wav to .flac (to save storage space), but when I now open the session project, it can't find the files (because it is looking for .wav files). I would thus appreciate a feature that allows a batch filename conversion (ie change all ".wav" filename text to ".flac"). Other software I use has such a feature (eg 3D software).

Current process:
• Multitrack session using .wav tracks.
• Window > Batch Process (convert from .wav to .flac).
• Replace the entire project's .wav audio files with the new .flac audio files.
• When I open the project multitrack session, Audition can't find the associated audio files (understandably - they've been changed from .wav to .flac). I understand I can replace all of the files manually, but I would like how to automate the process, as my sessions can include upwards of 300 tracks, and it takes me a very long time to manually locate every single .FLAC audio file.

Blue Ripple Sound plugins no longer show up after "Scan for Plugin-Ins" from 13.0.10 onwards. They should!

Debugging shows that Audition does scan through the plugin libraries to retrieve the plugin details, but it then doesn't show them.

If the scan is done using 13.0.9 the plugins are then usable in 13.0.10 - until "Scan for Plugins" is used, at which point they disappear.

This problem also affects Premiere.

I am one of the plugin developers and keen to get this sorted. Please contact Blue Ripple Sound if we can help debug this as we are very keen to get it sorted out!

For audiobook production purposes there are lots of standards.

For example: https://www.acx.com/help/acx-audio-submission-requirements/201456300#Head-Tail-Spacing

There are 2 big major problems in Audition (ACX standards).

1- The separate track file lengths are not synchronized with the lengths shown in multitrack editor and there is no easy way to do that. (If you delete some part of the original track the length of the multitrack version stays the same, what is the purpose of that?)

2-There is no easy way to check room tone length in the end of tracks

If you have over 100 tracks in multitrack you have to do that manually by grabbing the endpoint of every track, moving it back, releasing the mouse button, grabbing again and moving again to right where you cannot move the out point more. Ok that was synchronizing. Checking the length of the room tone is another story. Since İ cannot use the timeline for multiple tracks as reference.

At this point another method would ease my pain, like selecting multiple tracks and aligning them to right or at least being able to reverse all selected tracks at once.

I hope I could explained my problem and needs in a clean way. Because at that point I'm feeling like audition is not the right tool for my job. My projects are rejected caused by those kind of easy mistakes.

It’s a feature for podcasters mainly. You can use markers, and save them to wav/mp3 files using “save with all metadata” feature in the export settings. However - they are stored in a different format. The podcast chapters that are commonly used by all podcast platforms are in the ID3 tag of an mp3 file.

When I want to prepare my podcasts I have to use other software to transform markers into chapters.

Like Forecast (only accepts wav files which can be huge, and when they exceed 2Gb app just refuses to work properly), or Auphonic (which is great, but you have to pay for using it when you have a lot of podcasts on your hands... ;)).

It would be awesome if Audition had this feature built in.

When I'm editing in the multitrack, and I have a VST-3 plugin on a bus or a master chain (in this case: a reverb from Waves, but it also happens with other plugins), stopping playback and then initiating playback again will play a bit of the reverb trail when the playback starts back up.

I'm using the latest version of Audition CC on MacOS 10.15.7.

It's like the audio engine is continuing to process the reverb in the background, and then when you start playback again, it will pick up where it left off when you stopped. It doesn't affect workflow other than it just being a nuisance whenever I'm jumping between voiceover takes. The issue goes away when I've disabled the plugin from the bus, or when using the AU version of the same plugin.