Edit in Adobe Soundbooth

Maybe it's just me.. But I can initially edit an audio file from the timeline with the right-click edit in soundbooth. However, if I want to re-edit it, the option is now grayed out.
I find I have to unlink the A/V before the option is available again?

Durin...
I'd just like to say thanks for checking in on this forum and helping we users out. It means a lot to know that someone from Adobe is hear to listen and offer support.
I wish all the forums had someone like you - especially the Premiere Pro forum. It seems like we've got a lot of issues over there, and it sometimes feels like no one from Adobe is listening.
BTW, I'm really starting to like Soundbooth. I'll admit, I wasn't thrilled about losing Audition in the bundle, but Soundbooth is doing a fine job. I'll still be getting Audition 3 when released - it looks amazing.
Thanks again!

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Hi everyone,
I have run into a problem...
When I select "edit in adobe soundbooth", then change my audio, quit soundbooth (saving work), then the modified audio is now in my audio track, and also as a separate file in the project panel. Super.
BUT, if I need to adjust my audio again, the "Edit in Adobe Sounbooth" option is no longer available.
Are my eyes decieving me?
Please help.

Thanks Joe,
That's helpful... I think.
But it makes no sense to me... why not just *always* have "Edit in Adobe Soundbooth" available...?
In essence, Adobe has created a "Edit in Soundbooth... but you only get one shot at it" tool (without resorting to the other less direct method you describe).
It's rather disappointing
Now, I notice that I have the "Edit in Soundbooth" option available for this audio file as it is presented in the Project pane... can I launch the soundbooth session from there, and get the results you describe? Or must I go into windows explorer, locate the file (no idea where it is, frankly), and then launch Soundbooth from there?
There is a distinctly unprofessional feel about this situation.
(sorry, I'm new to Premiere)

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I discovered the problem only occurs once I try to open an mp3 file in Soundbooth CS4 from within Premiere CS4 and Sounddbooth is not already running.
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From the Adobe Audition product manager's blog at http://blogs.adobe.com/hartshafer/ -
"It's an exciting day for the audio team--we just posted a beta of a brand new application, Adobe Soundbooth, to Adobe Labs for everyone to check out! Soundbooth is built for creative pros and developers who don't have a background in audio but need to get audio tasks done quickly anyway. When we went out and visited customers who are doing video and web (especially Flash) work we found that most of you needed to do your own audio work regularly, but were using a hodgepodge of tools to get the job done--and none of those tools felt comfortable.
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