Select Multitrack from the upper-left or press 0 to choose Multitrack view.
Last updated on
Mar 28, 2023
Learn how to create Session Markers and Clip Markers for Multitrack in Audition. Add, edit, and move clip markers for each track in the multitrack mode.
Clip Markers indicate important points in an audio file. Markers can help you position, arrange, and synchronize clips, and they also let you add comments.
Audition lets you create Clip Markers for Multitrack using a modifier key M (Windows and macOS). Previously, Clip Markers could only be created in the Waveform view.
Creating Clip Markers and a Session Markers
You can create markers not only for the track but for the whole session. Create session markers for the session that you've created.
Multitrack view selection
Import a file to the Multitrack. Select a clip and press M. A Clip Marker will be created on the selected clip at the current playhead position.
Clip Markers
Deselect all the selected tracks and press M to create Session Markers.
Session Markers
Editing a Multitrack Clip Marker
Edit Clip Markers from the Multitrack view.
Press '0' or select Multitrack from the upper-left menu to choose Multitrack view.
Import any file to the Multitrack view from the Session. Select the Clip Marker head and right-click. A drop-down list will appear to edit the Clip Markers.
Moving a Clip Marker
Move a Clip Marker within the Multitrack view by moving the Marker head.
Choose Multitrack from the upper-left menu or press 0 for Multitrack mode.
By moving the Marker head, you may move a Clip Marker within the Multitrack view.
View clip markers
View all the Clip Markers and Session Markers by selecting the upper-right icon in the Markers panel.
Note
- The markers will be consistent across the Waveform and Multitrack view. You can add markers in either of the modes, and the changes will reflect across both modes.
- Clip Markers in Multitrack won’t be applicable for remixed and stretched clips.
Add Clip Markers
To add a Clip Marker, you must first save the source file in the session, followed by saving the session itself.
Select the Marker and press the command + s (macOS) and ctrl + s (Windows) or File > Save
You'll be prompted by a dialog box asking you to save the file in the session along with the session. Select Yes if you want the markers in the source file permanently.
Note
Save the files and the session again in the Multitrack so that when it's reopened, you can view all the Markers there. The changes are saved in the source file.
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