Ear-damaging audio glitch in Premier 24.0.0 -- WARNING!!!!!!
Here I am back on the Adobe forums to post about another inexusable glitch in their brand new piece of software. This time, I'm left wondering if I'll have permanent ear damage from the sudden and very loud MAX VOLUME overload of my headphones that started to occur intermiddently while editing.
I'm running Premier 24.0.0 on a M2 Max Macbook Pro Running Venutra. The issue isn't isolated to one clip, but instead happening randomly across the timeline. It is NOT happening due to clip effects. This isn't just a clip with the volume turned to high, this is some sort of feedback error that is causing a max volume spike in the audio. The first time it happened it blasted my eardrums so badly I was in physical pain. Turning down the volume to one bar on my mac still produces a sound so loud someone heard it from 2 rooms away.
Now I'm left unable to get a proper sound mix on my short film without risking literal physical injury. Wish i could give you more specifics, but agian, it's happening randomly across the timeline to a variety of clips from different sources.
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