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Can you pan audio tracks on t/l before adding content?
That’s it really, I kow how to pan individual clips or whole tracks and how to select stereo and mono for the t/l but is there a way to set pan on tracks before you start dropping clips in.
Ideally I’d like tr 1 left tr 2 &3 centre. -
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No way to do this to a track before you’ve added the clips I’m afraid.
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You can speed-up the process by setting the pan of your first clip, copy it (Cmd-C), select the following clips, and then Paste Attributes (Opt-V) select Audio > Pan.
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you cant assign any value or effect to individual tracks,
BUT
you can assign a specific OUTPUT to an individual track.
so if you have an i/o card with lots of audio outs you can set your timeline up so that specific tracks send to specific outputs.you do all this in the sequence settings > audio outputs panel.
if your audio card is feeding a mixer you are all set.
QuickTime Movie exports from this timeline will have separate mono audio tracks for each separate output.nick
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