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An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment Please post a screenshot of your Essential Sound panel "Ducking" settings used to generate those keyframes. As Matt mentioned, the natural levels of the music shift several dB's in general, so it's difficult to know what the expected change should be.
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Thanks for the request. I’ve seen this come up several times and certainly appreciate the value in breaking up long clips into smaller bits which can be more easily manipulated and edited. I believe we have an open item in the feature backlog, but I’ll double check and add your notes.
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We’re actively looking into expanding Audition’s session format to include project-style features such as bins. Please consider sharing additional requests from project-based applications.
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An error occurred while saving the comment William - This seems like a different issue than the original request, and I'm not sure I entirely understand the problem you're describing. Would it be possible to start a new UserVoice item, or email us directly at audbugs@adobe.com and we can troubleshoot further and figure out what's happening? Screenshots or a screen capture video might be very helpful into helping us understand what you're seeing.
An error occurred while saving the comment Toward the initial request, I like the idea of attaching a multitrack marker to a specific clip. Right now, Markers are strictly time-based and global. If a marker were "attached" to a clip, would you want to see a line overlaid on the tracks from the marker flag at the top to the clip it was attached to? Or simply a different "style" of marker flag to indicate it was a clip marker and not a global marker?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hi, Joey.
Thanks for including the crash report. If you wouldn't mind contacting our team directly at audbugs@adobe.com we'll be happy to help troubleshoot and figure out why you're seeing instability.
Thanks.
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An error occurred while saving the comment This is a good suggestion, and I've created an item in our feature backlog database. If implemented, I've suggested adding a new option, "Selected Marker Ranges" to the "Process" dropdown in the Waveform view Effects Rack.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Audition CC supports the same ExtendScript language that the rest of the Adobe applications use for scripting. In addition, this is also used as the primary language for 3d party extension panels. Audition CC also enables recording a series of actions and saving them as a Favorite - a process which is very similar to the "record script" feature in Audition 3 and earlier. Favorites can be assigned shortcut keys and applied as a Batch Processing operation.
You can find out more about creating scripts, extensions, plug-ins, and more for Audition at https://www.adobe.io/apis/creativecloud/audition.html
Code samples and additional documentation can be found at https://github.com/Adobe-CEP/
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An error occurred while saving the comment If you right-click a Multitrack clip and choose "Convert to Unique Copy" a new WAV file with only that portion will be generated inside a subfolder of your session file. If you no longer need the long original file, you can close it at that point. Any automation and effects will remain on the clip - only the underlying file will be relinked.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Most of the functionality of the Hybrid tool can be found in the standard Time Selection (aka I-Beam) tool. When enabled, a left click and drags will create a time selection as well as a marquee to select clips within the selection. A right click and drag on the clip, or a left click in the region at the top of a clip, will move the clip or all selected clips. A right click and drag in the region at the top of the clip will create a copy of the clip (with a popup when you release the mouse to confirm the type of copy.)
Is there an additional behavior from Audition 3.0's Hybrid Tool that you're looking for?
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An error occurred while saving the comment If you apply an effect in Waveform view, the effect considers its task completed. Any additional changes would be applied ON TOP of the first changes - it doesn't change the sound of the original modification.
You can have a more dynamic, iterative workflow in Waveform view by using the Effects Rack, which allows you to adjust, reorder, toggle, and replace effects in a stack until satisfied and applying them. If you want ongoing, permanent ability to modify, you'll need to use Multitrack view.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Audition used to have an Upload to Soundcloud menu option, implemented using their SDK. However, they stopped supporting it and the SDK eventually broke on Windows so the feature was removed in its entirety.
It would probably be better at this point for SoundCloud to develop an extension panel that would not just upload, but better support their full creation and administration workflow. Are there any features beyond just uploading that you'd like such an integration to support?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Thanks, Michael. I think there may be some third-party plugins which can rotate the "flat" 5.1 field, but I'm not familiar with anything offhand. Let me look into it, and in the meantime, I'll add this as a feature request in our system.
In the meantime, you might be able to use the Channel Mixer effect to achieve this work more easily, rather than breaking out the channels as individual stems and remixing manually.
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An error occurred while saving the comment It looks like this issue may be caused by use of custom macOS boot argument being used on the affected system. We're investigating further and it looks like we may be able to prevent this undocumented functionality from negatively affecting Adobe applications in an upcoming update. In the meantime, if you are aware of any tools or settings on this system that may be customizing the computer boot parameters, it may be worth disabling it and verifying if that resolves the issue in Production mode.
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An error occurred while saving the comment I'm not sure I understand. When you turned off the effect in the Effects Rack, I assume you mean you clicked the power button next to the Amplify effect? Auto-Ducking uses the Amplify effect to achieve the ducking, generating the initial keyframes automatically. Powering an effect on and off isn't an undoable action, as it's common for editors to A/B effects on and off frequently while adjusting or mixing. But powering the effect on and off shouldn't affect its keyframes, even if you modified the ones the Ducking tools generated.
There is a difference, though, if you're toggling the Ducking parameter in the Essential Sound panel on and off. Unchecking it there removes the effect and any custom automation.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hi, Ellen.
Any chance you could share a short screen capture of this happening? You should be able to use Quicktime Player to capture a screen recording and either post it here or send it to audbugs@adobe.com and we'll take a look. I think we've seen one report of this in the past, but were unable to reproduce it ourselves. Your comment has many more details, but seeing it happen would be very helpful for troubleshooting.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hi, Alex.
We're investigating, but this appears related to changes Apple introduced in MacOS 10.14 and how applications and plugin compatibility is affected by changes introduced into Xcode. It looks like older plugins which were compiled for and relied upon older MacOS graphics libraries may crash - not just in Audition but any DAW which was compiled with the MacOS 10.14 SDK or higher.
We've confirmed the plugins scan correctly, and if part of an existing session, import correctly, but crash when the UI is displayed. The crash occurs within MacOS frameworks, not Audition, but may crash Audition as the parent process. We'll reach out to plug-in providers and Apple, but it appears more recent versions of these plug-ins are fully compatible with MacOS 10.14 and higher, and do not introduce stability issues in Audition or other DAWs tested.
Thank you. I wasn't implying any user error, but trying to make certain we are using similar configurations as we've been unable to reproduce this on our own systems so far. As we attempt to troubleshoot, we'll need to supply the testing and engineering team with as much detail as possible, so I appreciate the help so far.
Would it be possible to send us a copy of the .prproj file? We don't need the media, just the project file should suffice for testing. If so, please send it as an attachment to audbugs@adobe.com.