Posting sound files

I just noticed that while no audio formats are supported in the "Attach Files" box, we can post various image formats, video formats (.mov and .swf), and text.
So, to post audio, one could upload a bitmap of a sound file for importing into Audition; a video containing the audio; or raw audio data as a .txt file.  Using a text format might require converting binary audio data to hex which looks like a normal text file, depending on how the server handles text files.

Alternatively, you could go to AudioMasters where we actively support Audition and actually let you upload audio files, believe it or not...
Adobe might support Audition, but the people who run the forums clearly don't support the audio end users, do they? Otherwise perhaps they might not have gotten rid of all the FAQs, and actually let people post relevant files.

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