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Multicam – “Expand Audio Components” removes filters, pan and levels from Multicam sync timeline
Hi. My name is Russ. I used to know what I was doing and how to edit. I still do, just not in FCPX. I’ve got a personal project that I’m working on and thought I should do it in FCPX. Please be patient with me as I have no idea of the new FCPX lingo yet.
So here is my first issue I need help with.
I created a multi-camera timeline with two video angles and two audio sources, one stereo and one mono. In the cool little multi-cam sync timeline window that I seem to love because it at least resembles traditional tracks, I mixed the audio using levels, pan, and a couple of audio filters.
Next, I brought the multi-cam clip into a project and started cutting it up. Then I thought I would play around a little and I clicked, “expand audio components” on the multi-clip. It showed me the audio tracks I had selected, but it also removed all of the work I had done on them. No filters, pan, or levels were applied to them. When I collapsed the audio components, it still had none of the filters, pan or levels from the multi-clip timeline window.
Does anyone know of anyway to get back to having the audio in my multi-clip in the project to reference the settings (pan, levels, filter) of the multi-clip audio of multi-clip sync timeline? Just hitting undo isn’t the answer I’m looking for. I want to know how and why it broke that relationship.
Am I making any sense?
Thanks
-Russ
Russell Lasson
Colorist/Digital Cinema Specialist
Color Mill
Salt Lake City, UT
http://www.colormill.net