Where is Sound Remover in my Audition CS6

Having recently downloaded Audition from Creative Cloud, I was looking on Adobe TV at some of the new features including "Sound Remover." When I wanted to try out the effect, neither "Learn Sound Model" or "Sound Remover" showed in the Noise Reduction effects. The only options showing are the familiar ones from CS5.5. Can anyone help?

Photostage wrote:
Having called Adobe Support on Friday I was told that there is no difference between CS6 and CC, so hence my confusion. While talking to the member of the support team I did get the feeling that he wasn't very sure about things and I wasn't totally convinced that he knew what he was talking about.
Like Bob says, pretty obviously he didn't, and probably still doesn't. Audition CS6 is a finished, finalised product and it's available as a part of the CC package deal. The next version of Audition - with a name that looks initially confusing - is available on June 17th.
I think I know why it's like that (although Durin will have to confirm or refute this). The new Audition isn't intended to be a 'version' release as such, which can't, because of the ridiculous Sarbanes/Oxley legislation, be enhanced. Instead, Adobe haven't 'sold' it as a version but licenced it as a piece of software that becomes progressively enhanced - updates are allowable under this model. Because it isn't sold, it's not affected in the same way under the legislation.
So what I suspect we have here is a fancy piece of Adobe footwork (which they know full well is hacking off a lot of people) to get around a piece of legislation that was introduced as a knee-jerk reaction to Enron, etc. As a result of the speed of introduction, the implications of it weren't really thought through, hence the easy loophole in it. What Adobe (and Micro$oft, only more subtly) have realised as a consequence is that they have what they think is a win-win scenario; circumventing the legislation, and keeping a continuous revenue stream.
So it's called Audition CC (Continuous Confusion?). If you want to know where you're up to with it version-wise, I suspect that the build numbers will be all there is to go on. But hey, the shareholders will be happy, so that's alright then...
I should add though that this is only a comment on the commercial situation. What you are going to get with the new version is a damn good product - which in some ways is likely to make the commercial aspects of this even more frustrating for a lot of people. Ho Hum.

Similar Messages

ELearning 2.5 - where is Audition CS6?

My company just purchased a few licenses of the eLearning Suite 2.5. The web page (http://www.adobe.com/products/elearningsuite.html) says that it includes Audition 6, but only Audition 5.5 was in the download. Where do we go to download Audition CS6?

You did get Flash and Photoshop CS6?
I was wondering much along the same question. eLearning Suite 2.5 originally included just the CS 5.5 versions of the products.
The page you point to indicates some of those products have been upgraded to CS6.
I've asked Adobe for clarification...
I think you've just happened to license eLS 2.5 while it is 'in flux'. I'm not sure it's a good idea to change the contents of an existing suite. They should leave eLS 2.5 with the CS 5.5 products...and just release eLS 3 when all the products have been updated (i.e. Captivate).
You MIGHT be able to do this:
deactivate eLS 2.5 and remove it
Install Audition CS6 trial version
install eLS 2.5 again
That *might* result in the installer seeing the newest version of Audition and tying it to the overall suite, but that's complete theory.
Otherwise, better to followup with Adobe Sales and see what they say... My guess: wait a bit until eLS 3 is released (no idea when that may be).
Wish that was more helpful!

Help With Audition CS6: Adding windows sound to accompany USB Mic

Hey Guys,
I have a Blue Yeti USB microphone that I wil be using to create a podcast with a friend over skype. When I am setting up audition cs6 I cannot seem to get the USB mic AND skype audio to be recording at the same time. Is this because I do not have a dedicated sound card, or is there something else I am missing?
On a side note, when I set the multitrack to the stereo mix, it says that there are two different types of audio signals and wont record.
Thanks for your help!

dancalgary wrote:
I have been using Audition on this computer for the past few months now. The computer itself is an Alienware laptop, with the most optimal specifications we could get. So right away ram, disk space, disk writing speed, processor, and sound hardware should not be an issue at all.
I take it that you are using the internal sound hardware, then. If this is the case, then you could easily have problems with the sound device, because there isn't a single laptop made that has a decent sound system in it. For a start, none of them support ASIO - which is inherently what Audition uses to produce its output. What happens to get around this is that Audition has to provide an internal extra driver to drive the default sound driver, and this is at best a compromise. If you want decent sound from a laptop, then you need an external sound device with an ASIO driver.
As for W8, well I'm with Bob on this one. It's new, slightly weird, and as with all M$ operating systems, all bets are off until at least the first service pack is issued. If you have anti-virus software that's any more aggressive than AVG, then turn it off. The other common gotcha is wifi - some systems manage to give a massively high priority to wifi polling, and sometimes just turning it off completely is the only way to get any sort of performance at all. I must say though that lately this doesn't seem to have been anything like as much of an issue as it used to be back in the bad old days...
But, if you have badly stuttering playback, then it sounds as though your HD streaming isn't working as it should, and that something else is getting priority access to the drive - which is sometimes where virus scans can catch you out. You really do need to stop pretty much everything unnecessary running, one way or another. And get an external sound device that uses ASIO - this effectively bypasses most of the OS, and gives Audition pretty direct access to the device.

No sound remover effect in CS6?

I have Audition CS6 and saw a tutorial of the sound remover effect....is not an option in my drop down menu...why not?

I can indeed confirm that the Sound Remover tool was added to CC, and wasn't available in CS6 because it hadn't been fully developed at that time - it was a new tool that hadn't existed in Audition previously.

Audition CS6 - won't record sound but will play...

Hi,
Hoping someone can help. I'm using audition CS6 and having a problem recording. When I arm a track and press record the song I have recorded will play, the record button highlights red, however, no waveform bar appears on the selected track and as such no audio gets recorded.
To give you some background information - I haven't come across this problem before. I have a driver booster software that upgrades drivers when new versions are available. When my built-in mic (using a laptop) driver was updated I noticed the sound recording was terrible. I'm unable to perform a system restore due to a disk error that I can't fix so I went back to the old version of the driver. I couldnt then record - it was giving me the sample rates dont match error but I managed to change the sample rate of the speakers and input to 48000Hz to match the sample rate of the session. Another thing I adjusted was the input as it was selected as none.
This hasn't helped, unfortunately. If I create a new session I am able to record no problem but I have sessions I'm still working on that won't let me record audio to.
Sorry for the long winded story but any help would be greatly appreciated and if you require any further info let me know. Also go easy on me as I am new and won't be as advanced as most of you on the technical side!
Stephen

For style council, I think ryclark's idea is a good one. If the saved session is a different sample rate than your system is set to, it could be an issue.
For orbsphere, one suggestion is that you go to your Windows control panel (assuming you're on Windows--I assume Mac has similar but don't know about it) and shut down all system sounds. Also, when doing sound recording shut down things like browsers etc. that may try to grab your computer's sound system and change settings on you.
Also, it involves spending money, but an external USB sound card with ASIO drivers will both improve quality and bypass the internal sound system with one that won't be "grabbed" by other programmes.

Audition CS6 Flash Video

Hi,
today I downloaded the Audition CS6 trial. I have used CS5 a while back, but mostly use Ableton these days. However, thought I'd give Audition a whirl. Following a tutorial to try it out, I came to the Video Clip ( Lynda.com - Audition CS6 Essential Training - 02 03. Importing video files).
I found that AVI files were only loading the audio and Flash Video files were reported as either corrupt (incorrectly) or unsupported. After some investigation (prompted by the error message) I followed the Adobe comment in this regard "To enable the following formats, select Enable DLMS Format Support in the Media & Disk Cache preferences. (This option is off by default for maximum performance.) AVI/FLV/R3D/SWF/WMV". This allowed me then to load .F4V flash video files, but still gave the corrupt/unsupported error (without the help suggesting the setting which is now set of course) when attempting .FLV files. The files in question work fine in several video players I have on my machine.
The noticeable difference in the file heaqders (binary) is as follows:
[F4V - working] hex: 00 00 00 1C 66 74 79 70 6D 70 34 32 Text: .....ftypmp42
[FLV not working] hex: 46 4C 56 01 05 00 00 00 09 00 00 00 Text: FLV.........
Therefore, they appear to be different versions of Flash Video - F4V is actually MP4, whereas FLV is Flash Video (video/x-flv).
Adobe states here : http://helpx.adobe.com/audition/using/supported-file-formats.html#video_file_formats that FLV is supported (MP4 was supported in CS5 I believe anyway).
So, the question is...does Audition CS6 really support FLV (aka Flash Video) - or just Adobe suffixed MP4 files? (If so, how do we get it to?)
The test machine is Windows 7 Ultimate 64 (running both ASIO and MME). Au Cache on a second drive. 4Gb Ram (DDR2) quad processor 3.8Ghz, planty of HDD space.
I am a teacher based in Asia, so we (the school) do not have a lot of money to throw about - the machine is fairly high spec, but we do not have any Apple hardware here, so it has to be Windows [I have an Educator/School Adobe Account Id, so we will go that route if at all]. Controller was not connected/No midi or digital sound devices (other than the sound card) attached. Test videos were the f4v file from Lydia and a YouTube download of Blondie, Call Me (although I tried other .flv's in case of corruption - and as they play on VLC/Adobe Player/Windows Media Player, it is unlikely).
Sorry if this has been mentioned before - I did look, but could only find mention of the setting already set as mentioned above (and I did restart Au after changing it - and did check it was still set on reload). Other comments were related to Premiere Pro (which is not on the machine - neither is either of the Flash builders - only Flash Player 10.3 I think as 11 was causing some CPU issues a while back with video streaming).
Thanks for any help in this regard.
Richard.

That´s possible with Audition 3.0, but in wmv format (and avi format)... Maybe appears soon an update with this missing feature... in CS7 version??? :O
P.S.: I think we all need Adobe Premiere Pro, to export video files from Audition CS6.

How do I create vocal harmonies with Adobe Audition CS6?

Anyone know of an "easy" way to create vocal harmonies using Audition CS6? (That doesn't involve individually recording each part. I'm looking specifically for a method that involves simply recording the lead and then using the software to change the note by either a third or a fifth or change the timing to acheive harmony in a layered multitrack.)
Thanks

If I recall correctly there is a section in the Beatles song Please Please Me for example where the harmony (apart from one note change) is all the same note so as SteveG says there is much more to harmonies than just pitch shifting a lead vocal
In this studio we have just finished about 45 hours of manually pitch correcting lead and harmony vocals (using Audition's excellent manual pitch correction function) for 8 songs and there are parts in there where the engineer had replaced the incorrectly sung harmony with AutoTune generated harmonies - absolutely horrible!
So we removed them and just pitch corrected the original lines - the results were spectacular.
BTW Some of these songs has more than 20 vocal tracks!
However you need to have an understanding of harmony to do this
If this is no help then Waves have a plugin called UltraPitch which may help but the results are just never the same

Mic not recording at all or loud on Audition Cs6

My mic is not picking up any sounds at all on my Adobe audition Cs6, or sometimes it does record but it's not loud at all unless someone screams into it, does anyone please know how i can fix this? I have an M-audio Fast track and my mic is called a bluebird idk if that helps. So can i make everything go back to normal, where i can record and see that my audition cs6 is actually recording my voice. Thanks

Well, if it was working previously, then I'd suspect from the symptoms that you should have a careful look at the mic lead for a start - this sounds rather more like a hardware problem than a software one. Initially, the easiest thing to do is to try it with another lead.

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.

Adobe Audition CS6 (5.0.2) update patch released

Hey Audition friends!
This morning we released an update patch for Adobe Audition CS6. This update, version 5.0.2 for Mac and Windows, fixes several bugs discovered after release that could not be fixed in time for the earlier patch, and cleans up a few odds and ends to ensure Audition is fully compatible for use on Windows 8. Briefly, here are the primary bug fixes:
Metronone may skip or stutter
Windows registry entry missing backslash in path
Eucon/Avid Artist control surface touchscreen: Control of Surround Panner does not work
Bounce to New Track > Selected Track: New track is now based on channelization of source track
Windows 8: Third-party drivers do not have a valid WHQL signature
CD Burning: Removed 78 minute limit from CD Layout.
Audition may crash on Mac when exporting to OMF
Audition may crash when attempting to bounce a track with a channelization that does not match the Master track
You may install the update by selecting Help > Updates… in Adobe Audition CS6 or through the Adobe Application Manager tool. Additionally, you may download the patch installer directly for Mac and Windows.

Since 5.02 is an update, not an upgrade (there's a technical difference under the hood) then you shouldn't need to rescan for VSTs or anything - the new executable will use the same settings files. However, I would suggest NOT updating in the middle of a project as a good rule of thumb. If you choose to, I might suggest backing up the existing application files or folder so you could easily restore if you chose to. There were no major changes introduced between 5.0 and 5.02 except for some bug fixes to improve stability, so you'll probably be safe, but unless you're running into one of the specific issues described, my recommendation would be to wait.
As for your second question, I don't know the answer to that. What happens when you attempt to perform a mixdown? There was some work done for the 6.0 release that would have reduced problems when trying to mixdown with UAD and other instance-limited plugins. If you enable Track Pre-Render for those tracks, by clicking the lightning bolt icon in the Effects Rack or the "fx" view in the track panel for those tracks, do you still experience a problem?

Audition CS6 crashes on opening. Cloud

Audition CS6 crashes on opening every time. I have not been able to get it to work once.
I have downloaded and installed the patch. Still not working
I have tried to open while holding shift. Still not working
I have renamed the folder in the roaming as 5.0BACKUP. Still not working
I have created and replaced the Debug Database.txt. Still not working
I have uninstalled and reinstalled. Still not working
I have unistalled quicktime. Still not working.
Any other ideas?

Thanks. When you say "Within 10 seconds of launching..." does Audition actually get to a point where it displays the application window and panels? Does it show the "Adobe Audition" launch image? If so, it should update a line of text in that image as it loads various components it uses and if it crashes while this image is still visible, the last displayed text before it crashes would be very helpful.

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.

CS6 Production Premium revealed. Audition CS6 Details.

Good news, everyone!
I'm very excited to share the news that Production Premium CS6 will be revealed at NAB next week, but even better, I get to share details about Audition CS6 with everyone right away. More detailed information about some of the new features will be released on the Audition Inside Sound blog this week, but I'l be happy to discuss specifics about the new features on this message thread.
Here's a quick list of the new features and functionality:
Audition CS6 Highlights:
Real-time and rendered clip stretching in multi-track - including new “varispeed” mode
Clip Grouping – Including suspend, trimming, & stretching of groups
VST3 support (Mac and Win) and more effects
New pitch correction/manipulation tools
Automatic speech alignment tool
Red Book Audio CD burning
Hardware controllers support - Including native Avid EUCON and Mackie MCU support
Write/Touch/Latch automation modes
Media browser with file preview
Session Templates and Enhancements
Expanded file format support (Native, libsndfile, DLMS)
Audition CS6 Complete List of New Features:
Multitrack
Session templates
Automatic speech alignment
Clip grouping
Suspend mode
Focus clip actions
Trim/fade grouped clips
Time aligned stretching of groups
Clip spotting – Manual entry of clip start or end time
Clip stretching - Real-time and rendered mode using iZotope Radius
Vari-speed clip stretching
Metronome Track
Skip selection play mode
Save all open files with session preference
Select all clips from playhead to end of track
Sum to mono per track
Bounce selected track
Reveal clip in files panel
Trim to selection
Send clip to back
Preference to play/hide overlapped clips
Mixer enhancements
Snap volume and pan envelopes at 0dB
Drag and drop file marker range to multitrack (as clip)
Waveform (Editor)
Multiple clipboards
Skip selection play mode
Open append
Subclip marker support (Premiere and Prelude)
Improvements to spectral spot Healing (Limit selection to x- or y- axis)
Pitch display
Effects
VST3
Side Chain support
Improved plug-in scanning engine
New channel map per effect – Control over effect input and output channel routing
Save and apply Effect Racks as a favorite
New/Added effects:
Automatic Pitch Correction
Manual Pitch Correction with new spectral pitch view mode
Generate Tones
Doppler Shifter
Notch Filter
Graphic Phase Shifter
Gain / Fade Envelopes
General
Media Browser
Preview in Media Browser and files panel
Search/filter in Media Browser and files panel
Display markers for all files in markers panel
Access and open order fields in files panel (sorting)
Keyboard shortcuts (shortcut editor enhancements, copy to clipboard)
Adobe Graphics Manager Implementation to improve UI drawing
DLMS Integration to support additional video and audio file format import/open
OpenGL display for video including improved video display for improved performance
New spectral display preferences
Support for additional framerates (23.976, 59.94 ndf/df)
Machine-specific device preferences (optional common audio hardware settings for all users)
Import most preferences from CS5.5
Pinch-to-zoom, rotate to scrub Mac touchpad support (Mac only)
Improved properties panel UI layout
Broadcast Specific
ITU Loudness – Normalize files (batch) to ITU-BS.1770-2 (R128), view loudness level diagnostics
Native MPEG1-Layer 2 audio (MP2) import and export
Enhanced CART timer and metadata support
Control Surface/Automation
Mackie MCU, native Avid EUCON, other controller support
Recordable track automation (Full Write, Touch, Latch support with undo)
Format support
MPEG4, HD Video, and additional audio import (via DLMS)
Native MPEG1-Layer2 (MP2) audio import and export
Native APE, FLAC, OGG export and import
libsndfile export – export most formats supported by libsndfile
CD Import metadata support (via FreeDB)
Enhanced RAW format support
Output
Red Book CD Burning (via CD layout)
Quick burn single-file, CD-TEXT)
Advanced mixdown – Mixdown tracks, busses and/or master as seperate files
Save All Audio As batch process
Save Copies of Associated Files – Collect/archive all files in a session
Save open file references in session (“remember” all open files with the session)
Advanced session export – Including ability to convert sample rate of session and associated files
Preferred asset importer saved with session files
edited to include additional features.

MIDI Sequencing and VSTi support is not available in Audition CS6. There was a lot of primary feature development this cycle, and I would not have wanted to make the compromises to a MIDI environment that would have been necessary to squeeze it in this cycle.
MIDI composition support remains in our feature backlog and is considered for each release, but there are several reasons it doesn't typically bubble up higher in priority. Audition and Cool Edit always shined as audio editing tools, and this has always been the focus of the team with MIDI support sort of an afterthought, but never our core competency. With Audition 3, we built a basic MIDI Sequencer with VSTi support, but ran into some implementation speed bumps when plugging it into the existing playback engine that resulted in a less-than-great experience in my opinion. It functioned, but I've never felt it held up to the other areas of Audition in terms of usability and simplicity.
I know there are those on the team - myself included - that would love to develop a full MIDI environment, and while it's never been a highly-demanded feature, I know plenty of users would like a basic composition workflow in Audition as well. If we tackle this, I would hope we can take the time and resources to design a very competent interface that you enjoy using, and not just build something as a check mark on a feature list. We can start a separate thread on this, perhaps in the Feature Request forum, and discuss in detail what sort of functionality and tools you would like to see in Audition to support MIDI and virtual instruments.

The music stops when clicking another window! How do you fix in Audition CS6?

The music stops recording when I click into another window! How do you fix in Audition CS6?

For all the information about this, you need to read this FAQ. It tells you what to do (easy - just remove the check from Release ASIO Driver in Background), but also what the implications are.

Where is Sound Remover in my Audition CS6

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for