Nested Sequence doesn`t play audio after adding too many cuts

Its a glitch i figured out how to fix it. All you have to do is take that nested clip that you made and make sure the audio is inside of it. So make sure all the effects and audio clips are within the nested sequence. Then go to your main sequence, go into your folder and drag out that nested clip into your main sequence and put it asbove the other one. Click the old nested clip with the audio issues and delete it because you just placed the other one above it. You can delete any audio thats there as well as long as you have all the audio within that nested clip you dragged out. Boom this should fix it. all the sound effects should work.

Hi, It's look like depend on number of cuts that you have. Because I nested previous cuts again and remain (next part) play voice again

Workaround that Solved the problem for me, was to select the audio clip seperatley (Make sure Linked selection is OFF) then right-click and select Multi-Camera > Enable. In my case to full-proof any other instances, I applied this to all my cuts at once under the channel that was *buggy.

Current Build - Version 23.1.0 (Build 86)

I have been looking everywhere for a solution and I could not find anything on any forums, but somehow I figured out a fix. I'm only replying so that I can maybe help someone who goes through this issue in the future. I explored in Edit --> Preferences --> Audio and checked the box that says "Render audio when rendering video." Then I pressed Enter to buffer the hour long timeline and it didn't work....BUT when I went and exported my current timeline as an MP3, brought it back into the project for some reason all of my previous cuts in my current nest worked again. So I just kept the new MP3 in my project on a muted layer and kept working as usual.

This may be an idiotic approach to the issue, but it's working for me after spending hours losing my mind trying to find a fix. Hopefully this helps someone else out there. 🙂

Just went through this.  Here is what you do.

I only need my main audio track to sink with 11 different video clips.

First, unlink all of the audio from their video tracts.

Second, delete all the useless audio.

Third select all video and single and useful audio tract.

Nest and then enable camera.

Problem solved.  Need the other audio.  Add it on seperate audio tracts after you do your main audio edit.

Good luck.  Hope this helps.

I have the same problem and it seems related to editing a nested sequence in a final sequence.  Sometimes whole track is muted or individual clips. The audio problem seems random which clip and/or track is affected.  But once it occurs, if seems to be consistently muted. Audio wave form even displays when render audio is run.  But when playing, there is no audio meter and no sound (for those specific areas).  It isn’t tied to Solo, mute or keyframes.  I tried many things without a solution and came to the conclusion that it is a bug that Adobe needs to fix.  I only found a workaround that it helps to simplify the number of edits by splitting the final sequence edit (the one with the nested sequences in it).  You can do this by splitting (duplicate and delete) the sequence into multiples. You can then recombine in another sequence (with differing levels of success).  You can also render each one separately and then combine in Premiere or Media encoder. 

Did you ever find a solution to this problem, as this is exactly what has happened to me.

The problem is understood.  Though not the cause.

My first guess would be a glitch that in the end, you'll simply need to work around.