Request 1- Hotkeys for scrolling up and down a timeline. If you have several layers of video and audio, but not enough screen real estate, it would be useful to make a keyboard shortcut to scroll by X amount of tracks, both up and down in the video timeline and the audio timeline. THIS WOULD REQUIRE 4 hotkey options, scroll up X video layers, scroll down X video layers, scroll up x audio layers, scroll down x audio layers. This would be especially useful when expand all tracks is enabled. Another bonus to this feature is if it could automatically detect how much screen real estate is available based on window size, though I'm not sure if this is possible. THIS feature is available in most audio recording software.

Request 2- "Subfoldering" audio tracks. This is a standard feature in audio recording software. It would work like nesting, but one could just use a dropdown tab to get have one track in the timeline become several. this would be most useful with projects that have many layers of audio. It would work better than having the tracks linked because it would take up less screen real estate, and one could apply a single audio effect, and make it apply to the whole group of tracks, without individually changing a setting on each channel.

Request 3- A mode for changing audio section of timeline from timeline frame rate to audio sample rate. This would allow for more precise crossfades between audio tracks, not determined by the frame rate of the sequence. It would be useful to cycle this feature on and off.

Request 4- loop audio- this would be great if integrated, because we could make a tone loop more easily, and just right click a selection, enable the feature, and then drag out the clip without having to copy and paste several times

Also a better integration of the proxy feature would be nice.

Bug Report Premiere pro 2020

I am truly truly amazed at how much this program has messed up workflows and projects without me initiating anything. I have been tolerating the bugs for too long and I hope Adobe can resolve these issues NOW.

• The captioning interfaces are just so bad. I will disregard the lack of functionality. The most recent mess up is premiere combining all my caption text together. I have no idea why or how premiere is able to initiate a command like this without me doing anything. Please please fix this bug. It is the most frustrating out of all the others.

FEATURE 1- create 4 keyboard shortcuts to cycle up and down audio or video tracks one is viewing in both the video timeline and the audio timeline.
SITUATION 1- You have limited screen real estate and several layers of audio and video. You have to bounce between minimize and expand all tracks, but always need to scroll with the mouse to get to the layers of audio or video you need to shift around.

This is a common feature in audio editing software where you just hit a button and it takes you up or down where you need to go in the timeline.

FEATURE 2- incorporate more audio editing tools in to premiere. Have a mode that allows you to make audio changes in increments of less than 1/24th of a second.

SITUATION 2- You need to apply a quick crossfade on two clips of audio, but one clip has extraneous sounds that could be avoided if the divisions of audio matched the ACTUAL recording specs and kHz you hear in one second of audio as opposed to the frame rate of the timeline.

Feature 3- Subfolders for audio and video

SITUATION 3- You have 4 layers of audio you always need to apply effects to, or move around. This takes away unnecessary real estate on the screen because you're always looking at 4 tracks instead of one track. IRather than having them linked you could subfolder them. This would effectively work like nesting audio.

If your project file is way bigger than it should be, try removing all clip markers from clips, namely WAV files. Clip markers on WAV files severely effect the size of a project I found. Adobe, please do something to fix this. And while you're at it, make them actually function where they are useful. the marker window doesn't even tell you the name of a clip. This makes searching for a clip marker across multiple clips a huge time suck. Clip markers should point to the media they are associated with and to that marker even though that clip isn't selected. This should have been solved years ago. This is for PPv13.1.5 AND v14 (2020). Please fix this issue.

(PS, Reminder, deleting a clip from a project removes all references to it in all timelines. Not even an offline label, just utterly removes them. This makes projects unmanageble and this NEEDS to be fixed. We have multiple of the same file imported into our projects but can't delete it without removing it from edits. This should knock those edited clips offline, not remove all traces from the sequences. Are you clear why this is a problem? And is someone working on it?). If you guys aren't going to fix any long term issues or listen to your users at least take the "Pro" handle off Premiere.

I do see you have made suggestions to other users that they can make the video using another program that already has music and then import to adobe premier pro, but that is possible for me or others. I like to make the movie using specific beats of the song, but also utilizing the slow motion features (and many others in Premier). I don't see why you can have available tracts to add or a feature to purchase them. Why haven't you contracted with a vendor to provide them. It seem as though Adobe thinks of everything...

Also, random idea. When a customer comes to you for help, you should log what they typed in Google to search for their answers before coming to a tech at Adobe. You could then used related word searches to send clients to the appropriate answer. You would see all the ways one would ask the same questions and then lead them to the correct answer. Freeing up techs.