I have long noticed that the autosave is finnicky, and now I'm pretty sure that it only works if i open a multitrack file, up until i switch multitrack files or move tot he waveform editor.

it became noticeable because i would have a bunch of autosaves from one session, but as soon as i opened a second session, it would autosave once, and then stop (i'm usually opening these other sessions in order to grab something and paste it into my current session), and once i'm back to my editing, it's no longer saving.

this isnt the only time it's finnicky, but it's pretty reliable.

This issue only affects Audition 2019 v12.x with the Scarlett hardware.
If I use v12.x with the motherboard audio it is fine.
If I use v11.1.1 with the Scarlett or motherboard it is fine.

Audition 2019 v12.x, all versions, have an issue with clicking and popping when using the Scarlett.
Audition 2018 v11.1.1 and all other Windows audio applications on the system will work perfectly fine.
The clicking and popping is not seen in the waveform display, and randomly occurs when playing back audio in Audition 2019.
If I record a new audio file with all Scarlett inputs at zero, the audio file shows no waveform data like it is supposed to so no clicks are being generated by the hardware etc, and playback of this zero input audio file has no clicking and popping either.
It is only when a file has audio in it that the clicking and popping occurs randomly at the same level as what is currently played back.
The clicking and popping occurs about once every 30 seconds in v12.0, and almost continually in v12.1.1.
If I generate a tone or chord, and play that back, it also has random clicking and popping in v12.x.
I cannot use any of the 2019 v12.x versions, only 2018 11.1.1 works without the clicking and popping issue with the Scarlett.
I have tried everything from other drivers to other USB ports and cables, unplugging all other devices etc. Audition 2019 V12.x and the Scarlett 18i20 just do not get along.

My setup: i7-6800K, ASUS RoG Gaming X99, Corsair 32GB DDR4 2133, AMD W7100 Workstation graphics, WD Blue SSD boot, Windows 10 Pro x64 latest build, Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 Rev1 with latest firmware and with latest Scarlett MixControl driver 1.10. The only software on the computer is Audition, Lightroom, Photoshop, Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, Macrium Reflect.
If you need any more information send me a note.

Dear Adobe Representative,

I am just writing to make some requests and ask questions about features that will significantly improve my workflow in Adobe Audition.

WORKSPACE SETTINGS
Question: Is there a way, to save and import all of the WORKSPACE settings in Adobe Audition to be installed on another computer, or if I make a change on one install, it will auto-import all of the workspace settings, including all of the preferences, shortcut keys, color scheme etc... to the current computer I am using? Whether it be a fresh install on a new computer or a current install(s).
EXAMPLE: When I use Premiere Rush, whatever I do saves, and when I open it up on another computer, I can pick up where I left off; all settings intact. IN SHORT: Is there a feature that currently supports whatever I change in one instance saves to all of my other instances or installs of the Adobe Audition like what happens in Adobe Rush?
If not, would you guys work on making this feature an option?

THE HISTORY PANEL
In the history panel, could you all make it an option for us to choose an action in the history list and individually remove that action without it affecting any of the other actions?
WORKFLOW EXAMPLE: While on the Waveform side, if I add and effect to a piece of audio and continue to produce and edit the waveform, then later, after listening, decide I want to remove only that specific effect, because it’s too much or doesn’t sound good or even edit the effect. I will have to go all the way back in the history panel to that setting to remove it. Unfortunately it will remove everything done after that action causing me to have to rebuild, re-edit, and re-do the work all over again to get the audio back where it was without the effect added. Most of the time I may forget all that I did and run the risk of a previously potentially “Great” production just being “Okay” because I forgot to add something back.
I reached out to you all before, and was instructed to use the multi-track side and add effects on each recording track and build it in there. That is working out fine, but to be able to specifically remove or edit that specific action or effect on the waveform side in the history panel will be a much faster and efficient workflow.
If this feature is already available, please let me know how to access or activate it.
Please let me know if I did okay in explaining this. I will be waiting to hear from you.

Many Blessings to you and yours,
Tyrone K. Sullivan

(Using Audition built 12.1.3.10)

I've been working on a project for a few hours and so far this random bug has ruined my dialogue track three times.

I have all my dialogue laid down to one track sent over from Premiere. I bounce all the tracks to a new track. Do a master volume mix and some light editing. I'll move onto foley, ambience, etc. and then randomly my dialogue bounce track has tons of high and low frequencies removed. I have no effects applied to the clip or track--only volume automation. There's nothing to undo, remove, or change... it's just baked into the waveform and sounds terrible!

See attached photo for a picture of the waveform editor after the bug occurs.