Audition CS6: Why no more 64 bit version of Audition?

Audition CS6: Why no more 64 bit version of Audition? There used to be 64 bit Audition in CS5.5.

The biggest hurdle is plug-ins. If they could figure out a reliable way to wrap 32-bit plug-ins for 64-bit platforms, they'd probably make the transition more quickly, but a lot of the plug-in developers have been slow to make the jump. I imagine Audition will be 32-bit for at least one more release.

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Edit your System Registry on:
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64-bit version of Adobe Audition 3.0?

Hi. It appears the 64-bit enthusiasm is growing around the world, even in 3rd World countries! My question is this: Does Adobe have a 64-bit version of Audition to run on Vista Ultimate 64-bit?

If you have an Adobe support login, you can download a fix that supposedly lets you run Audition under Vista64 SP1, yes. The direct link is http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=92&platform=Windows
I say 'supposedly' because I've never tried it, so I can't confirm what will happen if you run it.

Audition CS6 CD Tracks

I was wondering if anyone knows how to get CD track markers to convert to CD tracks in Audition CS6. For years I've used Audition 3 and was able to put CD track markers into an audio file in Edit view, and then right click on the file, select "Insert into CD List" and have a complete list show up in the CD view. From there I could select "Write CD" and create a disc.
Now, with Audition CS6 I'm able to put in the CD track markers, and can even see them in the markers list as CD track markers, but when I go to the CD Editor view only the entire audio file appears. So I was wondering how I get the markers to appear in the CD Editor view in the same way they would show up in the CD view in Audition 3. I'm hoping someone has an answer to this as I haven't been able to find anything about it in the help files or on these forums. Thanks.

Ty Ford wrote:
Steve,
Spoken like a faithful but beleaguered obstructionist but not helpful for the users in the long run.
Don't understand what you're talking about - but there again, I don't think you do either...
You've proposed a 'solution' that could probably make things worse, not better and you're calling me an obstructionist? You want help and explanations? Okay, here are some:
There are fundamental problems here. The first problem is that the documentation about CD writing is at best sparse, and at worst downright confusing. And the second problem stems from this - it doesn't appear to be made clear anywhere that you can't burn a CD direct from multitrack view without mixing it down first. Nor does it explain why this is, but I can explain the roots of it.
The background is quite straightforward, really. When you play back a multitrack mix, you're playing a bunch of files into a mixer and streaming the result direct to your sound device. Chances are you're working in 32-bit as well. What you haven't got at that point is a real 16-bit stereo 44.1k file for each track, and without this you can't get any CD writer to work (you need the file so that things like buffer under-run protection can function). Now whilst I suppose that it would be possible to persuade Audition to work all this detail out for you in the background, and produce these files, working out their durations from the timeline markers - which is what it will do with 32-bit not 44.1k files in Edit view - the devs appear to have taken the view that doing this from unmixed-down files is a jump too far, and not what people would want to do anyway.
From the above, I can only conclude that this isn't true, and that people do want to do this. And it raises a number of issues. What's fundamentally going on here isn't just a layout issue - the command structure is there, yes - but to make the CD-writing commands work, the devs have to decide how much work they are prepared to do in the background for you. But this is in part constrained by another issue, which is that Audition has now got to conform to an Adobe 'institutionalised' layout, and work in a very similar way to programs like Premiere. This puts different types of menus, with different options on them, in different places, and because this is audio, a video-style layout isn't intuitive for CD production, no.
To be fair, CD writing is probably the biggest victim of this, and it does need some further consideration, I think. As does Adobe's policy on providing help files and manuals. I understand that there are significant cost implications to this though, and 'minimalism' is helping to keep the product costs down.
The bottom line though, is that every time a new Audition version has come out over the last few iterations, fundamental things have been changed, and sometimes not for the better. But if you don't do this, then you can't innovate the product. Your feeling that things have been 'tacked on' isn't a correct way of looking at it at all - far from it, in fact. With CS5.5 a new shell was built, and the intention has been to add things to this - and it's still happening. Some things work better than others, and at present CD writing is one that needs some careful thought, apparently.
Also, to clear up one other thing that isn't clear in the above posts, no you don't need to include a marker at the start and end of a file if you don't want those sections of it to be turned into ranges. But if you want to include them and turn them into ranges, then you do - and it's always been like that, whatever version you've had.

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Audition does not support right-to-left language display at this time, though I'll submit a feature request. I doubt it will be supported for filenames until such time as the application itself is localized for Arabic and other right-to-left languages.

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Why can't I download Audition CS6 for Windows Vista? I did for my PC.

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What Romit is saying is theat AA CS6 doesn't run under Vista.
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Why does Silverlight install process state that my 64-bit Win Vista OS does NOT support the 64-bit version of Silverlight?

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Andy -- Thanks for the link, but I'm not adventurous enough to download from a non-MSFT site.
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Is audition cs6 64 bit

Is cs6 audition 64 bit or 32 bit?

Tom McCreadie wrote:
Really? Audition CS6 has been running fine for me for 4 months now on Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit SP1.
That's what I thought. I didn't realise that there were that many cut down versions of Windows. So I wouldn't have thought that anyone trying to run Audition would be still using such a basic version. But you live and learn.

Why 32-bit and 64-bit versions coexist?

Hello
I am using 64-bit windows 7 machine and have master collection CS5.
When I install CS5, I notice both 32-bit and 64-bit versions are check. If I install 64-bit PS, would the 32-bit program be useful at all?

TWAIN (for scanning) is probably the main 32 bit only plugin which affects most people
http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/twain-plug-photoshop-cs4-cs5.html
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http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/plug-ins-photoshop-cs5.html
http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/troubleshooting-plug-ins-photoshop-cs6.html

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http://www.apple.com/quicktime/feedback/

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