Here's a quick brain dump re: using Adobe Audition on a laptop (specifically in this case a Raider GE75, but this applies to others that use the RealTek audio hardware/software). In most apps (your web browser, Netflix) when you plug in your headphones, the system automatically connects that audio device and assigns the current audio to that output.
In your experience, you plug in your headset and it "just works."
But because Adobe Audition has taken over the system's "master clock" it cannot simply switch audio hardware or outputs - i.e., "hotplug" - so here's the little trick if your headphones don't work in Audition:
But because Adobe Audition has taken over the system's "master clock" it cannot simply switch audio hardware or outputs - i.e., "hotplug" - so here's the little trick if your headphones don't work in Audition:
(*For MSI / Realtek / Raider)
Plug in your headphones (IN THE CORRECT JACK) and open the Realtek Audio Console.
Take note of the device name underneath the headphones icon, in this case "ReakTek HD Audio 2nd output."
Adobe Audition / Edit / Preferences / Audio Hardware -->
Drop down the "Default Output" options and select the (now available) headphone output.
VOILA! You should be hearing your work through your headphones!
I hope this helped!
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