Losing rendered multicam audio waveforms on restart

Fall of 2024 and this bug has not been fixed still?

Dealing with this issue DAILY. @Adobe please fix this.

April 2024.  Samezees.

Premiere Pro 24.3 Beta
2021 MacBook Pro M1

Ventura 13.4.1c

It's 2023 and this bug has never been fixed

Not only this bug still exists, but when rendering audio, a 3gb original source audio file becomes over 100gb on disk cache once the "render audio" is done. There is something very wrong about this.

In the year of our lord 2022 I'm having this exact issue. Waveforms randomly disappear across the timeline. Can be recreated with a lengthy audio render (like 30 minutes for a 6 minute sequence - another bug in multicam audio?) Sometimes just disappearing, sometimes disappearing to be replaced with a thin red line across the whole track. Sometimes reappearing just as randomly! Starting to understand the haters who want to cut on AVID...

not fixed yet. @kevin_monahan you should work faster on bugfixing if you dont want to loos customers. so many bugs in this program.

Still happening here, Sept 2020. I guess that means it takes about 4 years to fix a bug at Adobe? We're on year 3 with no movement.

Circling back on this, this bug is still occuring.  It's Jan. 2020, almost three years after the inital post.  Any update? 

Hello and Greetings,

I recently recorded a two-camera shoot with an external audio recording. I brought my files into Premiere CC 2019 and built a multi-cam sequence and everything worked great. I loaded my sequence into the Program monitor with the multi-cam option selected and both shots displayed in the Program Monitor. I then started putting cuts in my clips within the Timeline Panel to trim out unwanted footage. There were 5 takes line on the time and a fair bit of trash to take out, which I did and was still able to keep my audio intact and reduce most of the unwanted footage.

I closed my file to work on it later and when I opened it there is a red line through the middle of my Audio Track and sound only plays on the first clip, after that the audio is no longer present. I have looked online and found this reference to a bug that may be causing this but that thread answer was from 2017

Before performing the above, which included my rendering the audio before starting any edits in the Timeline. If I did not render the audio first I would lose audio to the right of the cut every time but once I rendered the audio i could cut and edit to my heart's content.  My trims were ripple edits switching between the razor tool and the ripple edit tool.

Can anyone shed light on this issue, is it my workflow or the program?

Two years later, this problem still exists for me (and others apparently).

I'm on Mac OSX 10.13.6 & PrPro 13.0.2

So frustrating. There are a few other quirks with the current build but this has to be one of the most annoying/time consuming. I'm having to add an extra 30 mins of prep time prior to clients showing up just to make sure I have audio when they arrive. So unprofessional.