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  • How to export multicam audio as separate mono tracks as in the original clips

    Posted by Yannik Bachmann on April 29, 2014 at 8:14 am

    Hey guys,

    I’m using Premiere Pro CS6.

    My problem is the following:
    I have a short film of about 7 minutes and it consists mostly of multicam groups. Within the groups there are 6 audio tracks of which I enabled two tracks as my “main” audio because they were mic 1 and 2 from 2 different actors.
    When I’m editing with these groups Premiere automatically collapses video and audio to a nested sequence which would be perfectly fine if it didn’t also automatically transfer my two “main” mono tracks to 1 single stereo track (mono 1 + mono 2=stereo centered). So even if I split the stereo track I now get two identical mono tracks.
    I cannot find a way to separate those tracks again so I can audio edit within Audition or ProTools.
    I need to cut out some heavy breathing of one actor which should not have been a problem because it used to be on one separate audio track. Now that these tracks are combined i cannot edit out anything because it is on the same audio track as the guy who is speaking…

    If I’m not making myself understood let me know, I’m actually having the audio engineer waiting to start working.

    Thank you for your help.

    Yannik Bachmann replied 12 years ago 1 Member · 0 Replies
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