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Strange audio glitch on output – is this a bug?
I had this problem a couple of months ago and posted something about on another forum, and I’m having the same problem again. Basically, it happens when I stack 2 or more audio dissolves/fades on audio tracks in the timeline. For instance on audio track 2 I’m doing a quick fade out on a piece of music, and around the same point in the timeline I’m doing a slow fade-in of another piece of music on track 3, as well as a quicker fade-in of sound effect ambience on track 4. I’m using “exponential fade” effects. Everything plays back fine in Premiere Pro. But once I export my finished sequence and play back that video, I get a scratchy/static-like noise for as long as the various audio dissolves overlap. Since this has happened to me before, and I sort of forgot about it until I experienced it again yesterday, I got rid of the audio dissolves on 2 of the tracks and did rubber-band key-framing on those tracks using the same timings that I did with the “exponential fades”, and upon export, the static noise went away. As a control test, I swapped out the 3 “exponential fades” with “constant power” dissolves (instead of key-framing) and the noise came back on export.
I am using CC version 7.2.1. Would like to know if others have experienced the same problem. -
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I’ve just found the same thing with a multi cam project I’ve been working on, had to replace all the audio dissolves with key frames to fix it. I’m on 7.22
Steve Connor
Mellowing slowly -
I’ve run into this issue as well.
Had to export the audio only to a mixdown track and import that back in for final exporting.
Chris
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This should be fixed in 7.2.2. Please let me know if you encounter this issue after the update.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Peter Garaway
Adobe
Premiere Pro -
I’m on 7.22 and I’m getting the issue!
Steve Connor
Mellowing slowly -
Hi Steve,
Does this only happen on Export? If so, does this happen if you do a direct export from Premiere Pro as well as sending to AME via Queue?
Peter Garaway
Adobe
Premiere Pro -
I’m getting it on playback and export from a sequence with a multicam clip. It doesn’t happen on the clip itself but when I put dissolves in the multicam clip audio I get it in the sequence I am editing the clip into.
Steve Connor
Mellowing slowly -
Thanks for the update. Could you please send a screen shoot of your sequence and settings. Also include exact steps to reproduce the issue. Please also include system info and note any 3rd party hardware/software.
I’ve been unsuccessful so far.
Thanks in advance!
Peter Garaway
Adobe
Premiere Pro -
Thanks Peter, I’m away from my system until tomorrow but I will send them on my return
Steve Connor
Mellowing slowly -
It’s back in 8.0.1. Both in PPro and in export.
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Did anyone get this sorted? im having it too right at the end of a 3 year project heading to the film festival and i dare not update from 7.2.1 in case it introduces other issues!
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