Viewing all audio sources in Angle Editor in Multiclip

[Jeff Kirkland]

I’m a little lost here… I can see both audio sources in every image you’ve attached.

What you can do in the angle editor is limited because, as the name suggests, it’s mora about the angles than the individual clips, detaching audio is something you’d normally do in the project timeline. In the Angle Editor, you’d normally just turn on/off audio monitoring of the angle you don’t want to hear.

Why do you need to detach the audio in the Angle Editor? I’m trying to imagine a scenario where that would be the appropriate place to do it.

Jeff Kirkland | Video Producer | Southern Creative Media | Melbourne Australia
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[Adam Berch]

OK,

With a Multicam Clip in a timeline, How can I Detach all 3 of my audio sources so I can edit in multi clip mode without having to worry about the audio getting cut? I am going to be mixing the audio sources in the multicam clip when I’m done cutting just the picture.

Thanks

[Jeff Kirkland]

There may be better ways, and probably are, but I just do the edit, letting FCPX do it’s thing.

Once I’m done (or before I start) , I assign a role to each of the multicam audio tracks (angle 1, angle 2, etc) then I export audio only, roles as seperate files. I then bring those new audio files back into FCPX and lay them under the multiclip.

Jeff Kirkland | Video Producer | Southern Creative Media | Melbourne Australia
http://www.southerncreative.com.au | G+: https://gplus.to/jeffkirkland | Twitter: @jeffkirkland

[Adam Berch]

Hi,

That sounds like a great way to do that. How do you do it?

I assume you make the multi clip first then you put that in a project. But then how do you export the 2 or 3 or maybe more audio files? How do you have access to each one individually once they are in your Multi clip.

Please tell me exactly how you export audio only then put it underneath the Multicam clip.

Thanks in advance.