Markers (sometimes called cues) are locations that you define in a waveform. Markers make it easy to navigate within a waveform to make a selection, perform edits, or play back audio.
In Adobe Audition, a marker can be either a point or a range. A point refers to a specific time position within a waveform (for instance, 1:08.566 from the start of the file). A range has both a start time and an end time (for example, all of the waveform from 1:08.566 to 3:07.379). You can drag start and end markers for a range to different times.
In the timeline at the top of the Editor panel, markers have white handles you can select, drag, or right‑click to access additional commands.
A. Marker point B. Marker range
Note:
To preserve markers when you save a file, select Include Markers and Other Metadata.
Though you can add markers directly in the Editor panel, you use the Markers panel (Windows > Markers) to define and select markers.
Note:
To hide or show information such as Duration
and Type, choose Markers Display from the panel menu 
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in
the Markers panel. Note:
To automatically create markers where silence occurs, see Delete Silence and Mark Audio options.
Click a marker in the Editor or Markers panel. Or double-click to move the current-time indicator
to
that location and select the area for range markers.To select adjacent markers, click the first marker you want to select in the Markers panel, and then Shift‑click the last.
To select nonadjacent markers, Ctrl‑click (Windows) or Command-click (Mac OS) them in the Markers panel.
To move the current-time indicator to the nearest marker, choose Edit > Marker > Move CTI to Next or Previous.
In the Editor panel, drag marker handles to a new location.
In the Markers panel, select the marker, and enter new Start values for point markers, or Start, End, and Duration values for range markers.
. Select one or more markers, and click the Delete button
in
the Markers panel. Right‑click the marker handle in the Editor panel, and choose Delete Marker.
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Select one or more marker ranges. (See Working with markers .)
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Postfix Starting #
Specifies the number to begin with when adding numbers to the filename prefix. Adobe Audition automatically adds numbers after the prefix (for example, prefix02, prefix03) to distinguish saved files.
Location
Specifies the destination folder for saved files. Click Browse to specify a different folder.
Format
Specifies the file format. The Format Settings area below indicates and data compression and storage modes; to adjust these, click Change. (See Audio format settings.)
Sample Type
Indicates the sample rate and bit depth. To adjust these options, click Change. (See Convert the sample rate of a file.)
Include Markers and Other Metadata
Includes audio markers and information from the Metadata panel in processed files. (See Viewing and editing XMP metadata.)
in
the Markers panel.A playlist is an arrangement of marker ranges that you can play back in any order and loop a specified number of times. A playlist lets you try different versions of an arrangement before you commit to edits. You create playlists in the Playlist panel (Window > Playlist).
Note:
To store a playlist with a file, you must save in WAV format. (See Save audio files.)
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, or
drag the range markers to the Playlist panel.To play all or part of the list, select the first item you want to play. Then click the Play button
at
the top of the panel.To play a specific item, click the Play button to the left of the item name.
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