With Dynamic Audio Waveforms turned off, audio gain changes are not visible anymore

Agree that I don't like the new behavior here. I will use Audio Gain to boost under-recorded production audio, but do not want Dynamic Waveforms to be turned on when I am dealing with other aspects of the edit. I use the size of the waveforms by Audio Gain to know if I've boosted audio or not vs. using the Volume effects. Dynamic Waveforms should work for Volume, but should always be on at all times for Audio Gain, I wish that that hadn't been touched when adding the dynamic waveforms.

@Federico-BlueFrameVisuals totally feeling your pain!

Agreeing here to what most ppl say here.

I've editing for more than 20y, and for main TV channels (NatGeo, PBS...) so very used to moving around in PP and fast. Now, this dynamic audio WF is imho not a professional addition as one needs to SEE the waveform of a clip to know where it should fade in or out.. The WF reflects the content of the clip and is used to visually cue beats, peak, etc... We can't have it disappear! Yet fine indeed if it's an option, but not at the price of losing the visual global gain of a clip... I'm quite disappointed in a few other bugs, and to keep it to the audio chapter -> the in and out marking in the monitor panel bugs by not having the in to out area darkened... Or is it a new feature..? Also, marking out with O starts the playbak now... What's that ?

Another issue that wasn't there before is that when in the FX panels and jumping to the next edit point, we now can't jump back by one frame (the next clip is "highlighted/selected) and pressing the Left arow doesn't have any effect... It's a very annoying issue as when animating, (scale, posiiton, rotation...) It's a VERY common thiing to jump to end of clip and move 1 frame back to be at the last frame of it, to place the last KF... Now one needs to Shift-3 to get the TL active again in order to be able to move back 1 frame... Really. 😞

Anyway, sorry to sound complaining, but editing needs to be practical and a lot fo attention to WORKFLOW is a must in an editing software. Please Adobe, consider.

Thanks for reading.

Yes, this is starting to become frustrating.

Having to switch it ON if I want to see a clip with poor audio but then OFF because i need to see the full waveform of a music track. Back and forth. 

This answer is missing the whole point of what he is asking. We want full control of what we were able to do before. Timeline adjustments that are not changing the waveforms but Audio Gain adjustments are reflected in the waveform. 

The new feature is cool, but not at the cost of losing previous functionality. 

@mattchristensen Will Gain behavior return to how it was previously (dynamic always on) when Premiere 25.4 is realeased?

Didn't ask for this feature, didn't need it - as videomc74 says, with it switched off I can't see the gain adjustment - with it on, I can't see clips I've muted but left on the timeline as spares. Please revert back to as it was.

A note to Adobe - you can add a new feature without removing another one that people rely on. There was no need to remove the visible clip gain changes when adding this new dynamic feature (which I do like for a quick mix sometimes).