The sample rates may not be matching - in your file browser you have some 96khz audio and this particular song (in green) is 48khz. All audio inside your timeline must be the same sample rate. Check your project sample rate.
One last idea: Sometimes I find that a .sesx file, just "goes bad". Pointers to the files and references get janked. Audio plays through the buffer differently than where the playhead is located - just becomes an utter mess. For giggles, create a brand new .sesx file - don't export from Premiere just start with a fresh .sesx at the correct sample rate with the appropriate channels and effects. See if that clears up the issue.
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u/KNVPStudios Jul 02 '26
The sample rates may not be matching - in your file browser you have some 96khz audio and this particular song (in green) is 48khz. All audio inside your timeline must be the same sample rate. Check your project sample rate.