Does Audition Support Mackie HUI Protocol (Presonus Faderport)

Hi, im considering to buy Presonus Faderport but i have heard that Audition doesn't support Mackie HUI nor native FaderPort.. I want to know if is it for old versions (1.5 and 2.0) or all versions (if it does work with 3.0) and if there's news about upcoming Adobe version working with Faderport (native)? Thanks..

Hmmm... Didn't know there was another Mackie HUI control device.  Seems
kinda strange that Mackie would sign on with something that that wasn't
universal in this type of equiment.  I've had mine for a couple of years and
if memory serves me right I had to download a firmware update for it to talk
to Audition (2.0 at the time).  I updated the  firmware and away it went.  I
use it with both Audition and Cubase software and am quite pleased with it.
Sometimes I guess it would nice to just be like the Russians - we'd only
have one of something that way.  It might not work, but we'd all have the
same thing.
Stephen

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