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  Create Multicamera source sequence – “all camera mono audio” option – does it work ?

  Posted by Yonatan Lehman on November 20, 2016 at 1:04 pm

  Hi
  I’m trying to work with multicam using the “all camera” option so that each audio track of each audio clip will be on a separate mono track.
  1) on each of the input clips I do “Modify Audio Channels” to 2 mono tracks
  2) I mark the in points to match
  3) I use “Create multicam Sequence….” using “audio “ALL CAMERAS” and an audio channel preset that gives me 4 mono channels
  4) If I do “Open in timeline” on the resulting source sequence – I get what I expect each audio channel represents one of the audio channels in the original clip
  5) I do “create a new sequence clip (or any of the other ways of achieving the same thing) on the source sequence – on teh traget sequence all of the audio tracks have been merged into the first track (if I solo that track I hear all the audios)

  What am I doing wrong ? I have seen lots of tutorials and none mention that “all cameras” does not work.

  I tried this on both 2015.4 and 2017.0.1

  I have a workaround, – ignoring the audio track generated by the multicam and putting the audios on the main sequence, or just doing multicam by nesting the videos without the audio) – but I want to understand if this is a bug or if I don’t understand something

  Thanks

  Yonatan Lehman replied 9 years, 5 months ago 1 Member · 0 Replies
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