I use the Remix feature in Audition nearly every day, causing me to make the roundtrip from PPro to Audition and back. It's time-consuming. Additionally, if I install the PPro public beta, it breaks the dynamic link to Audition, causing me to have to uninstall PPro, Audition and the beta, then reinstall PPro and Audition to restore the link. If Remix was added to PPro, it would solve both of these problems.

Since the most recent update, I get glitching in audio playback. It happens when the playhead crosses almost any audio crossdissolve. It does not seem to effect exported video but only during playback. It makes accurate editing difficult, though.

Adobe Premiere Elements has beat detection. Why not Premiere Pro?

The effects are inverted... Yes... They fill with the wrong channel.

After I right click on an Audio Clip and click on "Audio Channels", I have no ability to close the "Modify Clip" window that opens and must force quit out of Premiere Pro. Completely non-functional and impossible to work with.

Fix it.

Replicated on...
Computer: Macbook Pro running 10.15.6
Premiere: 14.9.0 (Build 52)

All the editing I did over the weekend (Many, many hours of it) has been for nought because I understand I have to start over using a third party package to convert the Zoom recording to CFR, and then I can edit. What a monumental waste of time, and for a product as sophisticated as Premiere Pro, I'm stunned you haven't dealt with this yet - it's been complained about for literally years.

Modified values of effects like DeNoise and Compressor doesn't copy over with the effects when copying audio track effects.

Audio frequently cuts out. Re-setting the audio out in audio hardware fixes the problem for a few minutes, but it will drop out again spordically. Current audio hardware is Beringer AMC1820

Whey i move a sound track from one to another are no sound in s new version premiere

Working with HD films that have 8 audio channels, there is a duplicate workflow, where one needs to solo a channel to hear if this is the correct audio source, then after making the decision to use that channel, the editor needs to set up the correct patch input from the source side of the timeline header. This would be far more streamlined if a solo button on the audio meter is hit, all the source patch inputs would become de-selected, leaving only the soloed source on.

I would love it if Adobe would give us the option of exporting audio stems from a timeline easily.

For instance, if I have dialogue on tracks 1-5, sfx on 6-10, and music on tracks 11-15, I would love the option to export them 1 track at a time as a WAV, AAC, AIF, saving me a ton of time in getting stems out.

I realize an AAF is generally sent, but sometimes it's better to just get someone stems.

Premiere 15.0.2 (Build 35) on Windows...

When adding an audio track on the timeline (right click on audio track's head on the timeline, select "Add Track") the associated channel in the Audio Mixer can become mislabeled. For instance, if you add a track below track A3, TWO tracks labeled "A3" will appear in the mixer and all tracks afterward will be off by one number... i.e. A5 in the timeline is actually labeled A4 on the mixer.

if using bluetooth headphones, in any application, i can't control audio level and the audio quality is really poor, making it impossible to use them for audio editing.

Seems to be a bug with the Studio Reverb plugin that when applied to a track, causes random audio glitching.

In v14.9 audio placed in separate track audio drops out, usually for the duration of the clip. Usually the incoming cuts out. Often with 32bit float files...

In Premiere Pro I waste a lot of time programming 3 frame, 6 frm, 12 frm & 1 or2 second audio dissolves. Final Cut Pro 7 had this... should be super easy to program. This would be a MAJOR time saver in editing.

If I have multiple audio plugins on a track. Every time I adjust a setting on one plugin GUI the other GUI closes. DAW Software leaves all GUIs open until they are closed. Alternately, you could have multiple GUIs open in a rack so that the rack could be opened and closed as need. This would help reduce clutter.