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.

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

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.

1. When you open the panel - it Defaults to BUY from Adobe. It should be EDIT.




2. Allow us to add our our own audio effects from our own libraries we have accumulated.

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)

In recent updates of Adobe Premiere, the audio of my multi-camera clip starts to become inaudible, the farther I am in the sequence. The waveforms are there, but the audio just stops working. It also does not show on the meter.

This link is a video demonstrating the issue. It is set to unlisted.
https://youtu.be/uCA_1u91TL0

The only work-around I have been able to do is to revert Premiere back to version 14.2.

I'm using MacOS 10.15.7 on a 16in MBP

I use a 2-frame audio transition (usually Constant Power) to smooth out my audio between cuts. Lately no matter which transition I use, audio static (buzzing) is introduced.

Currently routing has to be managed track by track. Be great to pull up a routing page to quickly set up multichannel routing.

Audio keyframes set to "Linear" are not linear

Why on earth is there no option for Premiere to follow the computer's audio output. Every other application does this, but for some reason, I have to go into Premiere's settings and change the audio out, EVERY TIME I plug or unplug headphones to the PC.

I have video files (Sony Handicam) with the same name in different folders. The second clip added to the time line plays the audio of the first. I correct this behavior by using the remove media cache files option from the preferences menu, then restarting PP and have it rebuild the cache. The problem will re-appear when I start a new project with the same conditions.

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.

Selecting a clip to adjust the audio channells (e.g. making a mono track stereo) results in an unclosable window. You can't get back to the timeline and have to force quit Premiere Pro.

I often edit with bluetooth headphones or via speakers connected to the audio jack etc - Premiere is the only app I use which forces me to manually switch away from an audio output which isn't even available.
Why would it default (and then stubbornly insist on connecting to) my bluetooth earphones when they're not available? Just use whatever Windows output is using (should be an option)

I've imported 8 channels of .wav audio that are all different (Stereo + 5.1 tracks). The waveforms that are displayed were initially somewhat correct (they showed a spike in audio across all channels that wasn't actually there) but for some reason now they all look the same. The audio itself is still correct, but the waveforms on the timeline are clearly wrong. The .wav files themselves were exported from Premiere. This has happened before too.

when we try to nest multiple videos above each other the program make a duplication for the audios, one inside the nest and one out of the nest.