Audio “Tick” Noise When Reversing Clips with “Maintain Audio Pitch” Enabled in Premiere Pro 2025
- October 4, 2025
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Hello Adobe team,
I’ve encountered an audio issue in Premiere Pro 2025. When I reverse a video clip and enable “Maintain Audio Pitch” in the Speed/Duration settings, the resulting audio plays with noticeable “tick” or clicking noises. This happens even on clean audio files without effects applied.
Steps to reproduce:
Import a clip with audio into the timeline.
Right-click → Speed/Duration.
Enable Reverse Speed and Maintain Audio Pitch.
Play back the clip.
Result: The audio contains repeated “tick” noises, as if small glitches are being introduced.
Expected: Smooth reversed playback with pitch preserved, without added artifacts.
Note: This issue does not occur in older versions of Premiere Pro like 2024 or 2023 — reversing with “Maintain Audio Pitch” used to work without introducing these artifacts.
Workarounds I’ve tried:
Disabling “Maintain Audio Pitch” and manually applying the Pitch Shifter effect (works but less convenient).
Clearing cache / testing with multiple audio formats (no change).
It seems to be specific to the Maintain Audio Pitch algorithm during reversal in Premiere Pro 2025. Could this be addressed in a future update?
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Thank you!
