Weird keyframe behaviour(linear keyframes appear like bezier ones, only reopening premiere fixes it)

[leog94517487]

I have the following bug in Premiere, I dont know where this is coming from, it is really weird:

When i add keyframes to audio clips in the timeline to change their level, the keyframe type is set to linear as default, and thats what i want, it always worked like that since i started using premiere 6 years ago.

But now, linear type keyframes do have a bezier type shape, and i dont want that. I dont know why it does that, and the weirdest part is the following: if i save the project, close premiere and then reopen the program, the keyframes added before are now correctly linear types as they should be. all keyframes added in new audio parts (not in the ones with keyframes in it, they behave normally) have the weird behavior again.

See the attached screenshot for clarification: the keyframes with a linear shape where added before reopening the program, when added they also had the worng shape. The keyframe in the right audio clip was just added, the linear type is selected, but the shape isnt linear.

It also has nothing to do with the type of audio clip (audio clip from video or unique audio file, the bug appears in both cases in the same way)

[cjellum]

I have the same problem

[Ann Bens · Accepted solution]

Known issue: save, close and reopen project or revert to previous version.

[leog94517487]

Thanks a lot for your answer!

It must be an issue of the latest version then, hadnt had this before 14.6

Hopefully they fix this soon, I was aware of the workaround you offered, but still thats a pretty annoying bug.

[granth54436419]

This is still happening in PP2022 (v 22.5) on Windows 10.  The recommended solution does not work.  Have also tried closing all the way out of PP and restarting.
CRTL+click inserts an audio keyframe that maximizes the audio to the start of the clip, and sets it as "Continuous Bezier". Changing the type leaves the level incorrectly set; it just changes the curve to a line.

[granth54436419]

The only —very hacky— workaround I've found is to set a keyframe at the very start of the clip, change that to linear, and then add my other keyframes, which now come in as "linear".

[Aubanater]

I can confirm that this issue is still present in November, 2023... 

[SharkJumpPost]

In the position settings, right click on a keyframe that appears to be a linear keyframe.  Go to Spatial Interpolation.  Bezier is likely selected.  Change that to Linear.  Repeat for any other keyframes within the position settings.  It appears that linear keyframes are occasionaly created with Bezier preselected.  

[Seth_Garrett9908]

The fact that this is still occuring in 2025 is insane. Pathetic

[narcy_8499]

I have same issue. what a trash program