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.

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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.

Have a question to ask ... I bought, at the time, the update of Adobe Audition CS6, being already in possession of the CS5.5 version. Since I had to redo the operating system (windows 7 professional 64-bit), reistallando program CS6, with the correspondi

have a question to ask ... I bought, at the time, the update of Adobe Audition CS6, being already in possession of the CS5.5 version. Since I had to redo the operating system (windows 7 professional 64-bit), reistallando program CS6, with the corresponding serial number in my possession, I noticed a malfunction that is:
importing a musical motif and starting the program, clicking on play, I do not play any pattern or song despite being in operation.
I reinstalled the program, but without any result. What do I do? Thanks.

Many thanks.
With those symptoms, I'd try the following document:
Apple software on Windows: May see performance issues and blank iTunes Store
(If there's a SpeedBit LSP showing up in Autoruns, it's usually best to just uninstall your SpeedBit Video Accelerator.)

Windows 8 freezes while I try to watch online Flash content and running Audition CS6

I recently bought a online introduction course to Auditon CS6 on Vimeo.com
While I have a setup where I put the lecture on one screen and the program on the other I like to follow tutorials and learn how to use software.
However this proves to be impossible for me in Audition, because for some reason my computer gets completely unresponsive after a little while of watching the lectures with Audition running.
It never happens when Audition hasn't been launched, and I'm kind of suspecting a driver conflict, but I don't have a fancy audio card in my computer, (just built in Realtek,) and find it a bit
odd that it wouldn't be supported as it is some of the most common audio setups around. As far as I know the system runs stable with Audition running and no Flash content started as well.
This has happened for the last couple of months and I've updated Flash and drivers as they roll out. Audition CS6 is downloaded with the Creative Cloud application Manager.
Here is some general info on my computer:
OS: Windows 8 Pro 64 bit.
Motherboard: eVGA x58 Classified (Tried with stock BIOS and also updated to new BIOS)
Audio Card: Realtek (on motherboard)
Graphics: Nvidia Geforce GTX 560 Ti
The system storage device is a SSD (Firmware recently updated due to BSODs apearing, and seems to be resolved.)
I do believe that this might not be a Audition issue, but rather a issue with Flash. However Audition + Flash reproduces this problem faster than anything else I can remember this happening while
using other 3rd party software while playing Flash. (Not exactly the type of software.) I have a suspicion that it is something that occurs if Flash and other programs is paging/wiring/reading the SSD...
I can't remember this happening with Photoshop or other Adobe software, and so I'm also curious to how different Audition runs "under the hood" so to speak. What is it constantly checking
that could lead to a hardware conflict.

A month ago I uninstalled AVG Internet security from my computer making it a lot less potent to BSODs in general, (can't reacall having any.) So today I thought I'd try to learn some more Audition. I could Sit with it for a good while just playing around with recordings and settings and my system didn't react weirdly at all. So the next step was of course to try and load some of the Udemy lectures I had waiting.
As the video was buffering I turned away from the computer for a while, but when I came back it had completely froze up again... I don't think I've ever had a BSOD in this context either, instead of going into BSOD the computer just stops responding completely.
(I'm using the latest version of Flash, tried with both Firefox and Chrome.)
I'm thinking this is a very niche bug and I can't seem to se that it can be anything but a conflict with Flash. Weither it's a memory leek or what ever it is.
I can use Audition fine on my computer it seems, as long as I never start a browser in risk of loading a Flash application, (which would be fine if I was avid, but I need some lectures to get started.)
Nothing really seems to be overloaded (RAM/CPU) before the freeze ocurs either.
I don't really know where or how to adress this to the Flash Player forum/community, (or if there is one.)
Thanks.

Help needed in getting my Alesis Multimix Firewire 16 to work with Audition CS6

I've just bought a new Fujitsu AH 532 Lifebook Laptop with a Windows 8, 64 bit OS. I've installed my Adobe Audition CS6 on it and I've connected my Alesis Multimix 16 Firewire to it via my StarTech 34mm Firewire Express Card which has a Texas Instrument Chipset. AA CS6 sees the mixer but only allows a stereo track input but it also does not want to record. I've attached some images of the audio channel mapping, audio hardware setup, and also the multitrack recording view. Also I'm using the Alesis Windows 7 driver for the mixer. You will also see that I cannot select the sample rate in the audio hardware setup panel, the sample rate is stuck on zero. In the multitrack view there's no signal when I press the record button.
All suggestions and help will be highly appreciated.
Regards,
Donovan.

It's probably nothing but this is from the Windows Dev Center
"In Windows Vista, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows Millennium Edition (Me), and Windows 98, audio drivers conform to the Windows Driver Model (WDM) and make use of the kernel streaming (KS) components, which operate in kernel mode and are part of the operating system."
I don't see any mention of Windows 8 - maybe nothing?
Just a thought - why not try the asio4all driver just to see if it makes a difference?
You can install it and then select that driver in Audition - you can always switch back
http://www.asio4all.com/

Adobe Audition CS6 sneak peek

Hi everyone,
I invite everyone to take a look at a little sneak peek video of Audition CS6 over at http://adobe.ly/H1hDCa
In this sneak, we show off some of the new functionality implemented for CS6 including Clip Grouping and Automatic Speech Alignment. (You may have seen some tech demos of the latter at some industry events or online last year.) Eagle-eyed viewers may find a bit more!
Durin
Edited message with shorter link.

Acquistai, a suo tempo, l'aggiornamento del programma Adobe Audition CS6, essendo già in possesso della versione CS5.5. Poichè ho dovuto rifare il sistema operativo (windows 7 professional a 64 bit), reistallando il programma CS6, con il relativo serial number in mio possesso, ho notato un mal funzionamento e cioè:
importando un motivo musicale e avviando il programma, cliccando su play, non mi riproduce nessun motivo o canzone pur essendo in funzione.
Ho reinstallato il programma,ma senza risultato alcuno. Cosa devo fare? Grazie.

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.

Poor quality recording in Audition CS6

Hi – hope somebody can help me with a poor recording quality problem in Audition.
I noticed the problem when I was recording ‘live’ from music on YouTube, but to try and narrow down the issue, I can re-create the problem if I’m just recording 'live', playing an mp3 file previously ripped from a CD, with Windows Media Player on my computer . The quality of the original recording is fine, played with WMP ver 12, but the Audition-recorded version, recorded from the ‘live’ play through WMP, is what can only be described as ‘thin’, without any depth and with minor distortion. However, if I import the mp3 file into Audition and then edit it, no loss of quality – so it’s clearly the recording activity that’s the issue.
I’ve tried all manner of audio hardware configurations in the preferences dialogue, especially latency as that gets mentioned a lot in the trouble-shooting texts, but to no avail.
I’m using Audition CS6 ver 5.0.2, Build 7 with Windows 7 64bit. This is a recent installation within the full Production package and as far as I know, the problem has always been there.
Here’s the rub - the computer is dual boot, as I’ve maintained a previously purchased CS5.0 version of the Production package, with ‘Soundbooth’ as it was in CS5. This works fine!! This uses the same OS, the same Sound card – ASUS Xonar DS Audio- and the same version of WMP. The only difference is that the driver for the Sound Card on the CS5 version, is 7.12.8.1777 compared to 7.12.8.1794 with the CS6 installation. I’m loath to upgrade the CS5 to the latest version, lest it stops working. I have checked that all the same files are present in the program files for the Sound card in both versions - they have different dates, but they are the same names.
I feel it must be a configuration issue of some sort, rather than the driver, but I just cant work it out. It’s not helped by the Preferences dialogue for Audio Hardware not being a direct match from CS5 to CS6, with different options and drop-downs – eg, CS6 asks for the Device Class (MME or ASIO) – CS5 doesn’t. The only other difference I can think of between my CS5 and CS6 installations is that CS6 is on an SSD boot drive, but I can’t think that would have any relevance.
Any help greatly appreciated – it’s so frustrating not to be able to suss what the problem is!

Bob - many thanks for a quick response.
Apologies if my follow-up might appear naive, but whilst I can use Adobe products, I dont always know what's going on under the surface!
Taking you points in turn:
"First, Audition doesn't affect what it's recording. It just works with what it's being handed from your sound card....."
So does my sound card hand something different to Windows Media Player? - what I hear being played through my speakers whilst Audition is recording, is not the same as ends up being recorded.
"Second, Audition doesn't (and can't) work natively in MP3......"
I'm not asking Audition to do anything that Soundbooth doesn't do successfully - if I play an mp3 from a ripped CD Audio disk and record it in Soundbooth, it records exactly what I'm hearing - ie the playback of the Soundbooth-recorded file, sounds exactly the same as the original. Why can't Audition do the same? Although they have different names, my understanding is that Audion is just the CS6 version of CS5's Soundbooth, slightly improved (allegedly) - is this not correct? Re your comment about other bits of software doing only basic processing like altering levels and trimming in/outs, at the moment that's all I want to do.
"Third, comparing Youtube audio to CD audio is a bit "chalk and cheese......""
Yep, understand that, but I'm not trying to do a comparison - whilst I noticed the problem live recording YouTube audio, I wanted to check that the audio quality issue was not because of the input source - hence I took the ripped mp3 audio file to use as the master in all the tests I did in both Soundbooth and Audition and proved satisfactorily to myself, that he problem lay somewhere in Audition - or my Sound Card.
"Finally, you're lucky to be able to record Youtube videos at all........"
Yep, understand the copyright issue.
"I'm going to guess that the difference might indeed be down to that difference in drivers between your versions"
Whilst this seems logical from the point of view of ruling out everything else, it would seem strange that a newer version of the driver would work less well than the previous version - when all they were fixing between the versions doesn't seem as though it could introduce a recording quality issue in Audition. You're right though - I could try downloading the audio as an mp3 file and importing that into Audition to do any trimming - as I said in my post, Audition doesn't lose quality if I import the file, only if I try and record it from the file being played 'live'. Somehow I dont think I should have to do it that way, when Soundbooth could handle it recodring live.
The key in your response, is that Audition is only recording what my Sound Card is passing to it - I understand that, but presumably the settings in Audition will also have a bearing on how that sound is recorded. My belief is that it must be a mix of the two, and whilst I've tried everything I can think of in Audition, I must turn to the Soundcard settings/drivers. Not sure if I can install the Soundbooth version of the driver in Audition, but I might try that - if not only to rule it out.
However, I'd welcome any further views from you or others..........
Many thanks.

How to solve Audition CS6 error "The amount of audio to burn will not fit on the CD........."?

I have a brand new PC that is MORE than adequate. I have once succeeded in burning a CD after learning all about time tracks and merging them. (made a few with only ONE track)
Two things:
1) I find that I must add a CD marker at the end of the WAV because Audition CS6 erases whatever is the last CD marker I've made. Very frustrating but now I know I have to do this but I have no idea WHY!!
2) Right now I have a WAV that is just over 1 hour and 3 minutes with a total of 637.74MB of info. When I try to export/burn a CD, I get an error message stating "The amount of audio to burn will not fit.......". I am using TDK 700MB blanks with a Pioneer Blu-ray burner.
Obviously it will fit.
What am I doing wrong, all of a sudden?

Hey ryclark,
Thanks for responding. Something else is going on here.....
Here's what I re-replied to our friend...
Thanks for the response.
When I built this computer last Nov/Dec, it was built with the second
fastest Intel 7i, quad-core chipset on an 64-bit ASUS motherboard. It's running
Win 7 Pro. It has a 500GB SSD "C" drive with another 14 TB of true hard
drive space. It is set up with 64 bit. I had been using Audition CS3 for many
years and even go back to it's origin: Cool Edit and Cool Edit Pro. My
learning curve was minimal, sans the CD burning, which I used other software
for which is now antiquated, so I need Audition for this. Between this and
IZotope 3 I've repaired and improved many a recording. All-in-all extremely
useful software.
As for the idea "to burn it anyway", well the error message comes up and
that's it - if I "X" out of that message and try to burn again the message
comes back - so Audition will not let me. It is convinced that this file is
longer than it really is, but only when I add track marks to it!
There are only 11 tracks.
I was able to burn a CD of this same file but without all the track marks,
so the same exact file length/size will burn, only as the one track.
I've also succeeded in burning other WAV's , both greater and smaller, with
and without multiple track marks, without issue. Of course all with less
than the CD's max. capacity.
This problem seems to be with this one file. I've even re-made/re-recorded
the file from scratch with no change. There's something else going on here
that I can't put my finger on. (I am "recording" LP's and making personal
CDs of them)
Also, only from time to time, I have another error after burning a CD that
states it could not verify the CD. For this I assume it is the blank rather
than AA? The first might burn without issue and with the second burn I
get the error. It is near the end of a stack of blanks, so.....
As for the need to "mark the end" of the file makes a lot of sense but of
all the other CD track-marking software I've used, none needed one to do
this, but this IS Adobe after all.
You'd think there might be a smidge of intuitiveness with Adobe, but maybe
not.
- Mark
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Can't load ASIO driver / device could not be opened error in Audition CC but not Audition CS6

I have a M-Audio Fast Track Ultra USB 2.0 that I use for audio. I installed Audition CC and it wont let me use the ASIO driver for it. I get the device could not be opened error. On the same system I have Audition CS6 which works with the ASIO driver fine. Also have Vegas, Premiere, etc - all on the same machine and no problems with the M-Audio driver. I can load the Blackmagic ASIO driver but don't use that for audio mixing. Changing Use Machine Specific Device Defaults and Force Hardware to Sample Rate does nothing. Running Windows 7 64 bit.

M-Audio 64-bit driver is apparently troublesome, but the 32-bit one works fine - which explains why CS6 works and CC doesn't. As far as I can find out, you aren't the only person with this problem - have a look at this Reaper forum thread - you may get some useful information from it (no promises!)
http://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=127129

My Adobe Audition CS6 is not working

I have Adobe Audition CS6 and when I want to play something or record it doesn't work, and when I go to "preferences" my notebook just restarts, what can I do?

If it's only Audition which crashes your notebook, then uninstall and reinstall it.
But by the sound of it, there's something rather more fundamental wrong with the notebook; Audition is a pretty solid bit of code, and Windows has improved to the extent that it can catch program crashes and just send error reports.

Best way to heal a spike, audition cs6

I've got a spike (electromagnetic noise spike from the wireless microphone on the talent, sounds like it's a cell phone hit maybe) in an audition file I can't seem to get fix. All I want to do is minimize it. This is a class room presentation, so perfection isn't the aim. Just a general clean up to make a nicer presentation. Here's what I've got:
You can see fairly clearly the two wide band "hits". I've been trying to "heal" them with the healing brush, to no avail. If I make the brush big enough to cover the width of the spike, it leaves a (very) audible "hole" in the sound which is just about as bad as the "szzzttt" of the spike, and it blurs the dialog that's under it all. If I make the brush smaller and just try to reduce the magnitude of the noise, I get very little effect.
As you can probably guess, I'm a newbie at fixing this kind of thing with Audition cs6. I've searched the F1 help and the audition_ch6_help.pdf file, and found next to nothing. So... how is this normally handled? Any pointers to a tutorial that illustrates dealing with something like this? I'm just thinking that this has got to be a fairly common task.

Trouble is, it's not a spike at all - they're generally easy to deal with because they're much shorter. You may have to deal with this noise in at least two sections, though. For a start, you can generally reduce of all the HF part of it (the bit beside the two dark blue upper parts of the spectrum) by using Noise Reduction. Take a noise profile from the dark blue part of the spectrum, move over an expand the selection slightly to cover the upper parts of the glitch, and try applying it. You may have to muck about with the controls somewhat, but I think you should be able to get a worthwhile reduction in that part, at least - this won't affect any speech at all.
As for the rest of it - well you may have to reduce the individual noise lines that aren't part of the signal by zooming the spectral view vertically, and picking them out as individual horizontal sections.
But there are two things I'd have to add - the first is that without actually trying it, I can't be sure of how successful this would be. If you post about 5 seconds of it somewhere though, I could give you a much better idea of what to do! The second is that Audition isn't actually the best tool for dealing with heavy-duty noise and glitch reduction; iZotope's RX2 is. But that is seriously expensive, and only worth it if you have to do a lot of this sort of thing.

After opened test wav file on my audition CS6, audio file looks strange.

Hello,
Now I'm using Audition CS6 while other my colleges are using CS3.
Even I checked the audio test file is well opened and played on CS3 with 26s total length, but on my CS6 this test file is reduced to 13s(half) and sound is heared faster twice.
As for normal wav. file works well, but it's happened my test wav. file. I think there is automatically converted when opening the file. Converting has some problems on my CS6.
Thanks,
Alvin

This sounds like an incorrect setting somewhere in the system for the Sample Rate. Could be to do with some settings for your local computer's audio hardware. Alternatively problems opening files a correct sample rate can sometimes be down to problems with the information stored in the .wav file header telling the software what the sample rate should be. What format, bit depth and sample rate id the Test file stored as?

Audition CS6 Crashing On Start-Up

I have used Audition CS6 several times on my Windows 7 64-bit system in the 3 weeks I have had it installed, and have used it without problems. But, after using Audition CS6 early today, I tried to start it up this afternoon and got the following message:
And no matter which option I select, Audition CS6 crashes.
I installed it as part of the Creative Suite 6 Production Premium.

The dialog in your screenshot just means that Audition recognized it crashed previously (or the first time) while a file or session was open. Since it continues to crash means something else is wrong.
My first suggestion would be to force Audition to ignore its preference files. Try launching Audition but immediately holding down the SHIFT key. This allows Audition to override certain preference files and use its internal defaults.
If this fails, let's bypass ALL the preference files. In your file explorer, navigate to C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Audition\ and rename the "5.0" folder to "5.0BACKUP" Then launch Audition. (You may need to manually type AppData into the path as it may be hidden from view by default.)
if neither of these tricks works, let us know specifically what message you receive when Audition crashes and we can continue troubleshooting.

Premiere Pro CS6 and Audition CS6 not playing any media

I'm having a problem with both Premiere pro and Audition CS6 not playing back any media when I hit play. The play button shows that it should be playing back but the playhead doesn't move at all. I'm on a late 2011 Macbook Pro running Mountain Lion 10.8.2 with 16gb RAM and an SSD. I've already completely uninstalled and reinstalled both application multiple times to try to get this working. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

1st, More information needed for someone to help... please click these links and provide the requested information
-http://forums.adobe.com/message/4200840
-http://forums.adobe.com/thread/416679
-http://forums.adobe.com/thread/419406
2nd, What are you editing, and does your project match your video?
Read Bill Hunt on a file type as WRAPPER http://forums.adobe.com/thread/440037
What is a CODEC... a Primer http://forums.adobe.com/thread/546811
What CODEC is INSIDE that file? http://forums.adobe.com/thread/440037
Report back with the codec details of your file, use the programs below... a screen shot works well to SHOW people what you are doing
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/592070?tstart=30
For PC http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net/en or http://www.headbands.com/gspot/
3rd, Please NOTE that the PPro CS6 screen may look a bit different (I use CS5)
For CS5 and later, the easy way to insure that your video and your project match
See 2nd post for picture of NEW ITEM process http://forums.adobe.com/thread/872666
-and a FAQ on sequence setting http://forums.adobe.com/message/3804341

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