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Anonymous

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Adobe premiere pro keeps muting audio

Forum|Forum|5 years ago
July 12, 2020
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Adobe premiere pro 2020 keeps randomly muting the audio at some point, it might mute the entire clip or just a part of it, it doesn't just click the mute button it just mutes the audio, it shows a straight line as the audio, sometimes it also desyncs the audio too, but that happens less often.

Correct answer NATA_YADA

Hi, I had similar bug as well (2021). The only way I figured out for myself to solve this bug is by adding a new audio track, copied the audio files that has been effected by the bug and paste all the files in the new added audio track where I had no random muted parts anyomre. If someone knows a better way to solve the bug, please share. Thanks!

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danieldclai

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Hello, I recently experienced an issue like this. I hope what I did to fix may help anyone experiencing the same. What I did was to move to entire audio clip(s) on the track onto a new track and delete the track that was affected. (For example, is Audio Track 1 is affected, delete that track and then Track 2 becomes the new Track 1)

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danieldclai

Participant

Edit: I think this issue can be mainly due to if you're toggling mute on the audio track mixer rather than on the audio clip mixer.

NATA_YADACorrect answer

Participant

Hi, I had similar bug as well (2021). The only way I figured out for myself to solve this bug is by adding a new audio track, copied the audio files that has been effected by the bug and paste all the files in the new added audio track where I had no random muted parts anyomre. If someone knows a better way to solve the bug, please share. Thanks!

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goutam_shankar8915

Participant

This is the only solution which worked, tried almost every permuttation and combinations.

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TrishMeyer99

Known Participant

I see this bug all the time. If you have added Audio Level keyframes somewhere in the middle of a clip (say, to duck down a loud word or a loud breathe noise), then you HAVE to add a keyframe at the first frame of that clip. Otherwise, it may appear to be okay during an editing session, but if you close and reopen the project and play, the audio will drop down at the start of that clip and ramp up slowly. If you immediately render, before checking, it will be like that in the final render too. So before I render now, I scan the timeline to check that there is an initial audio keyframe. Be sure to enable Show Audio Keyframes in the timeline's tools (left side) so that you don't need the Effects panel open.

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Anonymous

It's turned on and there are no keyframes, it mutes the audio immediately after I put the clip in adobe premiere, and It mutes random parts of it

Pinner Photographer

Inspiring

I have this issue too. I have six audio tracks. I play the audio and mute one of the tracks while listening, unmute it and stop. I go to the next set of clips. When I play I find that the unmuted track is muted again. Sometimes it unmutes when it should be muted.

If I stop and unmute again it stays unmuted. All my audio automation settings are set to off in the mixer.

Any ideas?

Ann Bens

Community Expert

Adjust the latency in the Preferences/Audio Hardware.

See how that goes.

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Anonymous

didn't work 😕😕

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