Feature Request: Option to Completely Disable Automatic Audio Effects / Tagging in Essential Sound

Hi Adobe team,

I'd like to request a simple, global option in Premiere Pro to completely disable all automatic audio tagging and effects applied by the Essential Sound panel or sequence templates.

Currently, when I import or drop audio clips into a sequence, Premiere often auto-assigns them as Dialogue or Music and applies compression, auto-ducking, or other effects without warning. Even when I manually clear audio types and remove applied effects, this behavior can return with new clips or tracks — especially when using sequence presets or re-opening projects.

This creates unnecessary confusion and extra cleanup work.

Feature request:

• A global preference toggle (e.g. under Preferences > Audio) to turn off all automatic audio tagging and default Essential Sound effects — so Premiere treats imported audio as raw, untouched clips unless I manually assign them.

• Or at least a warning/prompt when Essential Sound is about to apply processing to a clip.

This would save a lot of hassle for users who prefer full manual control of their audio and want a clean editing environment.

Thanks!