Sequence audio waveform does not sum all tracks

Question

When you put sequence01, containing multiple tracks of audio, in sequence02

What you hear: a mix of all the audio tracks in the sequence 01 (as expected)

What you see: waveform of the first non muted non empty audio track (not expected)

So if you have 2 audio tracks in sequence 01, you will see the waveform of audio1 in sequence 02. If you go in sequence 01 and mute audio1, you will then see the waveform of audio2 in sequence02

How can I see the *sum* of all the audio tracks in the waveform? In other words, I want the waveform to reflect the audio I'm hearing.

To replicate this:

create a sequence01, put two HD bars and tones in v1 and v2, but move the clip in v1 to start at 00;00;02;00

create sequence02, put sequence01 in it and examine the audio waveform; it is clearly not the sum of the two audio tracks

Richard M Knight · Accepted Answer

Could be: https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-discussions/cannot-see-audio-waveforms-on-nested-sequence/m-p/9571700#M121970

avpromedia · Answer

I found an even stranger situation. Could someone see if this can be reproduced?

Create a sequence01 and put a HD bars and tone in it

Put an audio transition constant power at the end of the audio track

Create a sequence02 and put sequence01 in it

examine the audio waveform, there is no audio waveform, yet the audio tone plays as expected

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