Adding titles to audio tracks in Audition 2015 CC running Win 10

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  Now, I know what you did and what happened.

  The key was when you wrote

  . I think that's all happened after I had added another audio track

  When you right-click close a numbered audio track name and select Add titles in the context menu, you make your selection

  a. Add the number of video and/or audio tracks

  b. development: before first track or after last range

  Here are the scenarios given when there are 3 audio tracks by default 3 video. If you have video related to audio in 1 Audio video 1

  To get your result

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  Add track

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  Audio add 1 before the first track

  

  To overcome this situation where the content of the video 1 is linked to 2 Audio content when you decide to add an audio track to the timeline

  1. right click on the items in this undesirable state, select Delete Audio and video of the pop-up menu links, pass the audio not coupled 2 Audio to Audio 1. Align the video and audio as they were originally...

  2. Select video 1 and Audio 1 at the same time, right-click anywhere in the selection and select the Audio and video connection from the drop-down.

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  Note the arrangement that created this way.

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  Please consider.

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  Now Clip does not support a voice on the track, but if you had a voice more saved in iTunes, you could import as a soundtrack and use it for the project that you created in step 3 above.

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  This seems a strange and unnecessary change for me - I don't know Adobe not have their reasons, but that would have saved me some valuable time if we have correctly explained in the update notes!

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