I had an edit I have been working on for a client for months. I had a music edit going that went through many rounds of feedback until the client was happy with it - basically, I cut a stock track in multiple places and stitched it together, crossfaded, etc. I put a lot of work into it.
Today, I opened up the project, and the timing of each clip of the music is all messed up. I'm not saying that the timeline was shifted back - rather, it's the clips themselves that now start and end at a different place in the music than what I previously had. It looks like it shifted the first audio clip to start at 0, and presumably the rest were shifted back by the same amount of audio units.
I have MANY versions of this project saved, and they are ALL messed up in the same way. Why did Premiere do this?? Is there any way to restore the edit I previously had? I need to license the music now for final export to client.
Premiere v24.6.3
Windows PC
Ryzen 9, NVIDIA 3060, 64 GB RAM, footage on external hard drive