Adobe Premiere 6.5- clipping in mixed audio

[arminio]

I have few audio tracks in my video and after mixing them, resulting audio from one track has clipping - but source WAV has no that problem.
I didn't touch anything - nor gain, volume, anything - audio is exactly like it was imported!

Anbody knows how to solve this?

Also, if I put loud part on a timeline - part that start with loud sound and not gradually from silence (like scream or gunshot), audio in resulting exported file has annoying click at the beginning of this sound - also clipping! I can remove this later using soundforge and some filters that will degrade sond wuality which is not acceptable...
How to prevent this annoying click/clipping in Premiere?

[edDV]

I have few audio tracks in my video and after mixing them, resulting audio from one track has clipping - but source WAV has no that problem.
I didn't touch anything - nor gain, volume, anything - audio is exactly like it was imported!

Anbody knows how to solve this?

Also, if I put loud part on a timeline - part that start with loud sound and not gradually from silence (like scream or gunshot), audio in resulting exported file has annoying click at the beginning of this sound - also clipping! I can remove this later using soundforge and some filters that will degrade sond wuality which is not acceptable...
How to prevent this annoying click/clipping in Premiere?

Are you applying any post filtering?

Are you seeing clipping immediately after import or later?

What audio project settings are you using?

[greymalkin]

I've noticed when i lay audio tracks over each other the overall volume of the mixed tracks is greater...have you tried bringing the volume of the source tracks down a bit then mixing?

[arminio]

To edDV:

>Are you applying any post filtering?

No. Sound is untouched, in original samplerate, WAV...

>Are you seeing clipping immediately after import or later?

I hear it even durign preview playback, afer exporting... Only original imported WAV is "clean".

>What audio project settings are you using?

Exporting into WAV 48Khz (same as original audio)


To greymalkin:

>I've noticed when i lay audio tracks over each other the overall volume of the mixed tracks is
>greater...have you tried bringing the volume of the source tracks down a bit then mixing?

Thanks for idea - just tried - this helps! But not completely... clipping is really reduced but need to reduce volume relativelly much... and, also, i still have annoying clicking clipping at the beginning of short and loud audio clip that need to be short and loud... any idea how to solve this?