I am a rank beginner here, using Adobe Audition 2020; and having just purchased iZotope RX-7, For VOICE OVER audios My first impression is that the addition of RX-7 should be considered a very useful addition to my editing efforts and not meant to be a replacement for many of the editing tools already in Adobe Audition. Please comment. Vincent Diaz San Diego, CA

I have recently purchased a copy of RX-7 from sweetwater.com. As a complete beginner with RX-7, I've run into a problem that I have been unsuccessful in solving. In the library video, there is an explanation of the basic controls of RX-7. The narrator clearly shows how you can scan various parts of an audio file: up, down, or from left to right, etc. Specifically, after he did a simple scan from left to right the scan he just made, of course,“stayed in place” on the display. Unfortunately, in my case when I try to duplicate the same scan, the scanned portion does not freeze in place or stay on the display. When I let go of the mouse, the scanned portion simply disappears! I am not a complete beginner when it comes to using simple windows controls, but I have never seen a situation wherein windows based software, a simple scan doesn't stay on the screen! Of course, if I can't scan for a possible anomaly, it pretty much makes the software useless. Obviously, I must be doing something wrong here. I would appreciate any help you an give me.

Thank you so much for your response. Your response was clear. I especially like you posting the relative video with the relevant 'Time Marker', so I could see the problem resolution in real time!