Please! This would be so helpful! Especially considering that talking is likely to remain one of humanity's primary forms of communication.

How hasn't Adobe added this yet? I've been waiting for this for so long! Essential when editing people talking!

@JimSimon THANKS!

Could really do with this Adobe. Waveform editing is a bit of a problem in PP right now. Old FCP7 used to handle this fine.

Going on 4 years now and this hasn't been addressed. I just read Adobe surpassed 26 million creative cloud subscribers with a yearly revenue of $10+Billion. If you split that up across the ~20 products adobe offers in its creative cloud, that's $500 MILLION Premiere Pro takes in per year.

This suggestion has been around for 4 years. Its #8 of the 10 most popular suggestions, and the only one that hasn't been acknowledged.

Get it together Adobe.

I would use this everyday.

This would save so much time on workflow.

This would greatly improve my workflow (and maybe even output quality)

600 votes and no answer. Would save so much time.

10/10 Would use this feature daily.

I have to edit clips with long periods between dialogue, would be very conveniant to be able to quickly jump to the correct parts without slowly scrubbing through.

Seriously Adobe - we've been asking for this for 2 years. Come on.

Please Adobe! This helps sooo much when filtering! Esp when you have 10 takes on the same video clip. Otherwise, I'm going to have to start using Davinci to start filtering my footage, and that is just a hassle.

Most of editing software has this. It's necessary for professional audiovisual editing. I hope they implement this soon.

Four years later, and this hasn't been implemented? This is a really simple and needed update. Get on this Adobe.

Must have function for modern editing software. Extremely useful when editing a dialog or talking head

One more reason to use resolve. Adobe is asleep at the wheel on so many things that are basic essentials these days. Time saving features like this request are key.

Omg, I need this feature so bad. It's essential when cutting dialogues. Nothing until now?

This could also be a solution to this problem:
https://adobe-video.uservoice.com/forums/911233-premiere-pro/suggestions/33837055-view-source-in-timeline
However it is implemented, it's a needed feature for finding audio cues visually when going throug the source files in the source monitor

The old Avid Liquid editing suite had this feature MANY years ago and was always very useful to have available. I miss having this item as one of my daily edit tools.