Hi there,
I'm currently editing a 35 minute music documentary which has many audio clips from interviews and from tracks. I wanted to balance the audio so it was all around the same volume and then normalize it so it can be released on DVD and the internet without it being too quiet or too loud. I saw that it was possible to do this in Audition so I right clicked my sequence and chose to edit it in Adobe Audition. When it finally loaded it said that it had an error: the file could not be found. I then tried to export a single audio clip from the timeline and the same thing happened.
My footage and audio is definitely there in the project and I can render it, play it back and quit the project and load it back up again. One thing may be that the footage is stored on a NAS but I can't really see why that would be a problem. It was a problem loading it in through Prelude as there seemed to be no way to navigate to a network drive so I had to create a shortcut to it and then follow it that way.
While I'm generally impressed with the CS6 suite I have it seems like the integration it boasts lets it down sometimes. After logging clips in Prelude you cannot carry across the metadata with those clips into PPro and you can't lengthen the clips if you cut them a little too short. While the After Effects Dynamic Link is a massive time saver when adding in VFX or masking out mistakes in footage, it does seem a little clunky. Sending projects to SpeedGrade ends up being so complicated (often with reels being unable to be loaded etc.) that I find it's just easier to use Premiere or AE and sacrifice the precision. Finally this problem sending audio to Audition just makes me think that there's either something really wrong with my installation/computer or that the bugs in the 'integrated' suite haven't really been ironed out.
Any help would be much appreciated,
Ben