I might have found a work-around: For me it seemed to be the command "Replace With After Effects Composition" that resulted in all links breaking. Try finisihing your compositions in AE and then go back to Premiere and use "File > Adobe Dynamic Link > Import After Effects Composition" to import the same compositions and put these on your imeline instead. That made my links healthy! ... View more

Hi Shivangi! Thanks for responding. All my files, both projects and media, are saved on the usual hard drives in our production network. I will forward this thread to our technicians. ... View more

Same issue here, and it appeared on all computers when my employer upgraded from 2019 to 2021. Even one simple comp from one AE-project makes it happen, so it's not about the complexity in comps or number of comps or number of projects linked.   Running Premiere 15.2.0, AE 18.2.1 and macOS Catalina 10.15.27 ... View more

I hadn't tried copy/paste! That's good, though I'd like the drag and drop option as well, because many times it can be faster and more precise (e.g. pasting adds the transition to all audio tracks that happen to be  highlighted). Will follow your advice to suggest these things as improvements, thank you! ... View more

Then you unlink them to adjust them individually? Or maybe you want them linked to keep them synchronized with the video..? I realize now that I have no idea at all how people in general use the link/unlink function Neither the group/ungroup option... I normally keep video and audio unlinked to be able to move them around freely and select different combinations. ... View more

Addition: In linked clips the resulting keyframes of course should be linked as well, making it easy to adjust them. And while we're at it? I would like to be able to copy audio (and video!) transitions by holding down "alt" and then drag and drop them to another cut. Now I need to make a new default transition and adjust it to the desired length which is unnecessarily tricky. These small fixes would make me so happy! ... View more

I have the same problem (and opinion) as silvershanks. As a former FCP user this is the one and only thing bugging me in Premiere. When two audio clips are linked the keyframes added should apply to both clips. Cuts and transitions do apply to both, why not keyframes? Seems inconsistent to me. What I wonder is: would anyone be against changing it...? My solution at the moment is adding keyframes to one clip, select that clip and copy, right click at the second clip and choose paste attributes. Which is quite disturbing. P.S. Adding a submix audio track just to achieve this feels to complicated + is not the same + will take up to much space on my timeline. Am I right? ... View more