Fix Audio Dynamics Bug

Using the latest version of PP, and I still have the audio glitch problem.

It's really frustrating to the point that I'm thinking of switching to another software.
I don't know which effect cases the problem, because I usually use 'Dynamics', 'Hard Limiter', and 'Denoiser' at the same time, and that seems to cause these glitches, and audio pops.

I usually fix it by extending the audio (Which isn't the best option, because if I cut a part of the audio, that means I don't want it ... so adding part of it back is a terrible fix but still better than the audio glitching).

I use fade outs and other audio transitions, but I really need this fixed.

version 22.2 build 128 still has this problem (adobe 2022)
I resolved it following the suggestions below, extended the audio so that there were no gaps, but automated the volume.

Literally spent 3 hours trying to figure out why i was getting pops and crackles and this was the solution after deleting renders, installing the new version of PP, etc etc etc. THIS IS LITERALLY THE REASON WHY PEOPLE START USING DAVINCI RESOLVE TO EDIT AND COLOR!!!!

i have the same problem... https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-discussions/audio-popping-dynamics-audio-effect/m-p/12513551#M377937

how to fix this? but i need auto gate...

@1907153 Crum: Could you send me a project file that shows this bug? Send it to audbugs@adobe.com Attention Matt.

I've been experiencing this for years now. Pops and crackles at the head and tail of clips that are close together with a small gap between- whether they're on the same track or not. Still having this issue with Premiere 15.0.0. Not just in nested comps. Happens with both the Multiband Compressor as well as the Single-Band Compressor. The fix is to either overlap the audio clips so there's no gap or else fill with audio slug to remove the gap. Running Mac OS 10.15.7.

Still a very real issue. Please fix this!

POTENTIAL FIX.

I only get the glitch if I have both AutoGate and Compressor selected in Dynamics. Ditching comp, or just enabling the expander at a 1:1 ratio (so it does nothing) eliminates the glitch.

Unbelievably this is still going on. Admittedly I'm stuck on a work computer running Windows 7 and stuck with Premiere 12 with no path to upgrade to 10 on this corporate-owned rig, but it blows just the same and the artifacts (while not as brutal) are present in the renders as well.

Specifically in this case I have two separate mono tracks of audio recorded. I'd very much like to simply use the "dynamics" plug-in as I rather like a simple compressor and noise gate for ease of use, quick editing.

With dynamics enabled, i get an absurd amount of LOUD glitching while editing and have to constantly be ready to mute, pause or otherwise wait and hope it isn't there when i click the space bar again. It's terrible. The fact that it's well over 2 years of people dealing with this is pretty lame.

A little messing about and I THINK I have a workaround. If you have both the autogate and compressor enabled you get the artifacts. if just gate, it's fine, or if you have gate, comp, and expander all selected, it's fine. I thought it might have something to do with an overlap of attack speeds but found no particular fix with that adjustment.

My comment below was referring to this: "creates a nasty glitching/grinding digital". That issue was fixed.
I am able to head a pop when playing across an edit when this is applied as a clip effect. I will create a bug fro that right now. Is this what everyone is hearing?