[Yannik Bachmann]

I already did that. It has no effect on audio, though.

[Yannik Bachmann]

Thanks for your reply.

I don’t think you can set any kind of resolution for audio clips, can you?
I’m talking about the source monitor. Once it’s in the program timeline everything works as it should.

[Yannik Bachmann]

Hi Pierre,

it’s been a while since the last post but I might know what your problem is.
When you’re creating a multicam sequence and you’re missing the “correct” audio tracks just right click on the multicam sequence and chose sth like “open sequence in timeline” (Sorry, I don’t know what that command is called exactly in english). You’ll then find all the clips you added and you can see which audio tracks are enabled (the little speaker phone icons on the left side of the tracks).
Disable and enable whichever tracks you need here.

Another problem I am facing right now though is that when you export the audio data (via Audition and OMF) all the multicam tracks are transfered to one mono track and not two separate tracks as they were recorded.
If you only have one audio track though you’ll be fine.

Hope this helped.

[Yannik Bachmann]

Thank you very much for your replies.

I am indeed running 10.6.8. I will try to fix the problem with an update.

Regarding the storage: if this is any hint at all related with this issue, FCP7 works perfectly fine. Of course this is Mac developed software.

Thank you guys for helping me troubleshoot.