Audition 2.0 Aufnahme

Mein Adobde Audition hat immer recht gut funktioniert, nur hab ich seit einiger Zeit ein Problem: Wenn ich was aufnehmen will, dann klappt das erstmal ganz wunderbar, aber sobald ich ein anderes fenster aktiviere (das AA fenster also im hintergrund läuft), stoppt es mit der Aufnahme. Vor einigen tagen ist das noch nicht so gewesen, und ich habe zwar schon probiert, aber keine möglichkeit gefunden, das umzustellen. Ich bitte um Hilfe, da ich sonst immer 2 PCs laufen Lassen muss, wenn ich was aufnehmen will, und das unterwegs mim Laptop nicht so günstig ist.

Well, Audition 2 do not work here. I have tried on 2 different PC's with Windows 7 Pro 64-bit. And it complains about missing DirectX (it is installed).
I'm forced to use the old CoolEdit Pro 1.2 in the radio studio, because Adobe can't make this "simple" application right the first time - we now have 3 unused licenses for Audition 2 !!!.
And then there's Audition 3 - no way! it's totally bloatware - and I'm not going to pay again for it, when Adobe don't fix known bugs for their (at that time) new Audition
@ Adobe developers: Software should not be depending on user-customizable settings in Windows - and DEFINENTLY NOT CHANGE WINDOWS SETTINGS to make animations when minimizing and maximizing the Audition-window
I'm gonna stop here, before I write something offending about Adobe Audition.....

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Hallo liebe Community,
ich brauche eure Hilfe. Ich richte mir gerade mein kleines Home-Tonstudio ein und ich krieg das irgendwie nicht auf die Reihe.
Ich habe Audition CC installiert. Nun möchte ich Songsaufnehmen. Dazu habe ich meine USB Studio "CI 2" von Steinberg angeschlossen.
Audition erkennt es auch als Audiogerät. Aber wenn ich das Mikro oder die Gitarre anschließe bekomme ich keinen Ton rein. Kann mir da vielleicht jemand einen Tipp geben WAS ich falsch gemacht habe?
Vielen lieben Dank schon mal für eure Hilfe!
LG

hallo,
versuche bitte einmal folgendes
1. Gehe bitte auf Start/Systemsteuerung/Programm und Funktionen und klicke bitte den Adobe Creative Cloud an und führen Sie die deinstallation aus.
2. Führe das Adobe CC Cleaner Tool aus: http://helpx.adobe.com/de/creative-suite/kb/cs5-cleaner-tool-installation-problems.html und löschen nur den Adobe Applikationen Manager, ggf. auch die Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop.
3. Lösche bitte folgenden Ordner: [Systemlaufwerk]:\Benutzer\[Benutzername]\AppData\Local\Adobe\OOBE
4. Gehe auf creative.adobe.com und melden sich mit Ihren Daten an.
5. Gehe dann bitte in das Download Center und Laden bitte den "Creative Cloud" herunter.
PS: Bitte nimm für den neu Download folgenden Link: Desktop-Client „Creative Cloud“ und Adobe Application Manager herunterladen

Audition 1.0 - Problem beim aufnehmen von Live-Streams via RealPlayer

Ich hoffe, das mir jemand weiterhelfen kann. Es geht um folgendes:
Ich nehme mit Adobe Audition 1.0 einen Radio-Live Stream via RealOne Player 10 übers Internet auf.
Die reale Zeit der Aufnahme entsprach genau 60 Minuten, aber die aufgenommene Zeit der Audiodatei nur 55 min. Was heißt das nun ?
Innerhalb der Aufnahme wurde in regelmäßigen Zeitabständen für mehrere Sekunden nichts aufgezeichnet, d.h. ich habe Aussetzer im Audiomaterial über die gesamte Datei hinweg !
Hört sich echt scheiße an !
Ich habe das Problem durch verschidene Testläufe schon soweit eingegrenzt, daß ich genau sagen kann, es liegt definitiv am Programm RealPlayer 10 - also weder an der Hardware (incl. Soundkarte) noch an Adobe Audition selbst. Da bin ich relativ sicher, da es in diesen Fällen geklappt hat !(keine Aussetzer).
Ich habe die Verbindungs-Einstellungen im RealPlayer (RTSP/PNA)so belassen, wie sie waren, also nur die Standardwerte genommen !
Ach ja, mit dem Windows-Media Player habe ich es auch mal versucht. Da ich aber nur eine ISDN-Verbindung habe, war die Qualität dieser Streams noch schlechter als beim RealPlayer, sodass diese Möglichkeit für mich nicht in Betracht kommt ! Ich benutze übrigens das Betriebssystem Windows 98 SE.
Kann mir jemand sagen, wie ich dieses Problem beheben kann ?
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Bin mit meinem Latein am Ende !

Hi,
ich denke mal das es daran liegt das zu viele Anwendungen (oder auch nur eine) im Hintergrund liegen die zu viel Systemresourcen benötigen. Virenscanner sind da so ein Schlagwort. Einfach mal STRG+ALT+ENTF drücken (fals das bei WinSE so geht) und mal schauen wiviele Programme denn so laufen. Dann unter "Prozesse" nach denen Ausschau halten die ständig viel CPU-Auslastung benötigen und eventuell abschalten. Des weiteren könnte es natürlich auch am Rechner liegen. CPU und RAM wären da zu nennen. Möglicherweise ist der Rechner einfach nur überlastet.
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Zu harte Bässe - kann Audition helfen?

Hallo,
ich habe ein großes RnB/Soul Konzert aufgenommen. Es war ziemlich laut.
Benutzt habe ich zur Aufnahme einen Sharp MD DR-470 mit einem Soundman OKM II Professional Originalkopfmikrofon mit A3-Adapter, der ermöglicht, dass man das Mikrofon über den Line-Eingang anschließen kann. Zusätzlich ermöglicht der Adapter einen Bass-Cutoff und einen 20db Lautstärke-Cutoff. Ich habe ihn benutzt, um das Mikrofon über den Line-Eingang anschließen zu können. Die Filter waren aber aus.
Der Mikrofonpegel war so eingestellt, dass er maximal auf ca. -2db geht.
Und ich war deswegen zuversichtlich, dass die Aufnahme gut wird.
Aber Pustekuchen. Zuhause kam das böse Erwachen. Die Bässe scheinen so hart gewesen zu sein, dass sie Verzerrungen verursacht haben, so dass jeder Beat schrecklich klingt. Der Rest der Aufnahme ist aber gut geworden. Das war für mich wirklich ärgerlich.
Kann man da mit Audition 1.0/1.5 vielleicht noch etwas machen? Oder muss ich mich damit abfinden, dass ich dieses tolle Konzert halt nicht aufgenommen bekommen habe?
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Gruß
Vo Lü

Hallo Vo Lü,
da kannst Du mit Sicherheit etwas dran machen, aber als Automatismus nicht.
Du müsstest Dir schon die Mühe machen, und jeden einzelnen Bereich, der Clipping enthält, bearbeiten.
So long
catwalk

Audition 2.0: Beschriftung in Marker-Liste wird nicht angenommen

Bei einer laufenden Aufnahme kann die Beschriftung zu einem Marker nicht editiert werden, da sie nach ein paar Sekunden immer wieder automatisch auf den Default-Eintrag gesetzt wird. Das ging noch sehr gut in Audition 1.5!
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I am late..........
I am bit confused with your explanation.
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Grüße
Adi

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Audition und Emu 0404 Soundkarte

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If you mean your session for ASIO/WDM recording in patchmix is OK then, just set the Audition for recording through that 0404 input you've set in patchmix (maybe monitoring in Audition track needs to be enabled).
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Ich benutze Cool Edit seit 1997 und seit 2004 Audition 1.0; ich habe jede Menge scripts; aber heute habe ich ein Problem, das ich nicht erwartet haette; man kann problemlos ein "timed recording" durchfuehren, aber wie speichert man die Aufnahme, die vielleicht gut 2 Std. gedauert hat, anschliessend automatisch ab? Das geht offenbar nicht ueber scripts, zumindest habe ich es nicht geschafft; ich bin mir aber sicher, dass das ein allgemeines Problem ist, das laengst geloest ist. In den FAQs finde ich auch nichts???
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5. Re-install Audition
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6. Obtain the full crash dump and send it to the Adobe team
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Adobe Audition has encountered a problem and needs to close.

I have been using Audition 2.0 on this computer for quite some time and suddenly now when I open it, I get the cryptic error dialogue:
"Adobe Audition has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience. If you were in the middle of something, the information you were working on might be lost. For more information about this error, click here."
When I click for more information, it's something useless like:
AppName: audition.exe AppVer: 2.0.5306.2 ModName: unknown
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Nothing on my computer has changed. There are no viruses. I have not added any new audio plug-ins. I am completely up to date with all critical Windows XP SP3 updates and none have been downloaded and installed recently anyway.
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Adobe ExtendScript Toolkit that Adobe Audition installed also, then try to launch Audition from the toolkit, IT STARTS CORRECTLY! I can then close the toolkit and use it like normal. Weird work-around.
What the heck could possibly be going on? Anyone have any ideas? I've attached the error log file that is generated by the error but I doubt it will be of much help.
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Steve in Chicago

stevefoobar2: I may have found a solution for you.
I had the same thing happen to me today. I was using Audition 2 this morning without any problems. But this afternoon, it started giving me the exact same error with no apparent reason. Nothing on my system had changed.
So I uninstalled it and installed Audition 3 in its place. Audition 3 continued to have the same problem that Audition 2 had, so we can assume that this is not something that was changed between versions.
But my attention was brought to the fact that you and I are both running Windows XP SP3 fully up-to-date. So I thought I'd try seeing it from the angle of a problem with Windows instead of Audition, and see if I didn't get a better result -
First, I logged on to Windows as Administrator. This may or may not be required, but you'll probably want to do it just in case (you'll see what I mean later). At this point, Audition still crashed the same way when I opened it, so I moved on to my next troubleshooting strategy -
Instead of opening Audition directly, I right-clicked the Audition icon and selected "Run as..." This may seem odd since I was already logged in as Administrator, but it proved to be the solution in my case.
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Well, you've found all I was hoping for you and better. Those upstarts over at Reaper... so much less programming overhead (and probably no free time either!). Hopefully Adobe will "catch up" someday, but one thing Reaper can't do is offer inter-program compatability between Premiere, Audition, etc. That's the sort of features that slow down direct-to-monitor previews but strenthen the larger picture.
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