Static Noise in Premiere Pro (no matter what audio file I use)!

[ProjectKroozie]

I have a HUGE problem that I've never seen anything like in Adobe Premiere Pro:

No matter what type of audio I put (whether it's a sound effect or my voice WITHOUT any background noise) it ends up turning into static whenever I import the wav, mp3, and mp4 files into Premiere Pro. 

If there was a way I could show a comparison of what the audio sounds like before importing and after the import, then maybe it could be easier.

Please help me in any way that you can.

[Ryan28330734ekxw]

maybe im missing something but none of these options pop up for me when i click on prefrences.  I can change input and output and video rendering and playback.   this static is driving me nuts is there a fix to this?  

[bergamar]

Have you tried changing buffer size from 64 to 256?

It worked for me.

[Ryan28330734ekxw]

no because i cannot find the screen you are displaying.  when i click prefrences the only options i see are to change my audio input and audio output.  then below that there is rendering and playback.  thats it

[bergamar]

Which Adobe Premiere Pro version are you working with, on which OS?

[Ryan28330734ekxw]

its actually premiere rush and its static is unbearable what are some other video editing softwares avaible?  

[nwebbny]

Had the same problem, and the files played clean without static in the source monitor, but once I cut them into the timeline the static was there. None of these options worked for me, but I did find another work around. This was only happening on mp3 files. So I exported the mp3 file directly from the source monitor as a waveform (.wav) file and then imported the .wav file back in to premiere and and then the static was gone.

[JOCELYN27972370uz55]

So, if my setting was already on 512 and I was getting the static blips, then do I go down to 256 or go even higher?

[Quinn22857973u2s4]

THANK YOU SO MUCH OH MY GOD. I have been editing a film project for well over several years now and literally the entire time I just thought I was bad at recording audio. Also, if changing the buffer size doesn't work for some people, what ultimately did it for me was raising the sample rate to around 192000. Once again, you are a god and I worship you implicity. 

[ESOM]

THANK YOU! I was losing my mind with the static. This fixed it right away 🙂 You rock! 

[EYEUNITPRODUCER]

I have tried all these options and still have static. Tried everything on this chain and no solution so far.

[kyehoward]

Me too what a joke, the only work around I found so far is to place the footage in audition and export the audio from audition and re link in premier but a bit of a faf and not really acceptable considdering the cost of the subscription. 

[JPerk]

That's rough! What OS and Premiere version are you using? 

And you already tried changing the I/O buffer size to 64?