Premiere Pro 25.0 - Multiple Feature Requests - Video Denoiser, Export Custom LUTs, Audio Sync Tools

[Paul Styler]

A bit of embellishment, app themes, and a few new bugs, like issues with importing XML files after sound synchronization, but in reality, nothing that truly matters:

1. Where is the video denoiser?
2. Where is the ability to export LUTs with table sizes larger than 16?
3. Where is proper audio synchronization? Do you think I use PluralEyes for fun? No, believe me, I don’t. I do it because the built-in synchronization functionality in Premiere Pro is just stupid.

I could go on for a long time, but I hope that by version 60.0, Premiere Pro will at least have half of what DaVinci has right now.

This isn’t an advertisement, it's reality, and I’m sorry that Adobe’s marketers are chasing trendy features while forgetting about the basic functionality needed for editing.

Mod note: Title was added.

[Kevin-Monahan]

Hello @Paul Styler,

I branched your post from our announcement post to give it more visibility. While I’m a moderator here and not a developer, I want to help as much as I can.

It sounds like you have several feature requests, which is great! However, the team usually prefers these requests to be submitted individually so that each one can be upvoted and tracked more effectively. Would you be able to separate them into individual posts? I know it’s a bit of extra work, and I’m sorry for the frustration.

Thank you for your understanding. Please feel free to contact me if you need any assistance with this process.

Cheers,
Kevin

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[Paul Styler]

Dear Premiere Pro Users!
Please vote for this post, and maybe one day Adobe will finally add this essential, basic functionality.

Otherwise, I fear we’ll continue to see trendy AI features in updates, while these basic things remain missing.

1. Add a Video Denoiser (if it pleases you, make it AI-powered).
Improve Multicam Audio Sync to something reasonable (e.g., like it’s done in PluralEyes).
2. Allow Export of High-Quality LUTs (with 32x32x32 and 64x64x64 tables) from Premiere Pro (You did this in Photoshop, so why not in Premiere Pro?).
3. Allow Stabilization Effect on Render and Replace: Make it so the stabilization can be applied to the processed file, not as an additional effect .

This is the minimum list of features I’m missing for my everyday work in Premiere Pro.

It’s frustrating to pay for Adobe Creative Cloud every month and still have to use DaVinci Resolve for editing!

[Ann Bens]

If you want to make several feature requests you will have to write each one in a separate post.

Multiple requests in one post cannot be upvoted.

[cizkek_]

For aligning audio, below link may help you. It's an open source project and the documentation is not so good, but there are a few youtube videos that can help you get it working.

https://github.com/protyposis/AudioAlign

This tool helped me even sync the worst of clips so its worth a try.

Some important notes:

Do not import your footage in to the app. It takes ages to analyze. Instead create wav proxies for the audio tracks. Later on I export an archaic txt file from this app and opened it in a trial version of an old Sony Vegas edition i think. Than exported an xml, then imported that to pp and synced the video layers to the audio tracks there. Let me know if tou have any questions about it but I must aay that I'm not very knowledgeable on the application.

[Kevin-Monahan]

Hello @Paul Styler,

I branched your post from our announcement thread to give it more visibility. While I’m a moderator and not a developer, I’m here to support you as much as I can.

I truly appreciate your enthusiasm for improving our product through your feature requests. The team prefers that each suggestion be submitted individually to ensure it gets the attention it deserves.

This way, they can be upvoted and tracked more effectively. I understand this adds extra work for you, and I’m really sorry for any frustration this might cause.

Your feedback is incredibly valuable, and I want to make this process as smooth as possible for you. If you need any help with submitting your requests, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me. I’m here to assist you every step of the way.

Thank you so much for your understanding and patience.

Cheers,
Kevin