Phantom audio after deleting a portion of audio

[Cassius Ramsey]

I'm working with a wave file in Premier Pro and deleting the noise in between the pauses of the speaker. For some reason I can't remove the bad clicks in a pause even though I cut and delete the clip as I've always done. As I listen through the empty space the sound still exists there, as is it's fading on it's own into the speakers clip. I tried lowering the volume to nothing, still there. I cut it on both side and deleted it, still there. I isolated and used all the noise reduction, dehumer, denoise, with volume turned off. NOTHING. I rrestarted multiple times. nada.

What am I missing here? How can I not get rid of this in the pause. It seems to be a new issue.

[kglad]

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[PaulMurphy]

Could you share a screenshot of your application window?

[Cassius Ramsey]

[PaulMurphy]

Does the sound register in the Audio Meters?

[Cassius Ramsey]

Yes it does.

[Ann Bens]

This sound like a known issue:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-bugs/p-clips-disappear-on-timeline-does-anyone-else-have...

Fixed in beta 25.2

[Cassius Ramsey]

Man! my symptoms aren't as bad as some. Geez. We need an update! 

Thank you for the info.

[R Neil Haugen]

Close Premiere, launch while holding 'Shift' down, and select to dump cache files. Might do it.

[Peru Bob]

Try moving the cuts by a frame or two.

That sometimes makes the click go away.