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Audio Issues in Multicam Clip
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23 May 2013 18:34 #26222
by Los53
Audio Issues in Multicam Clip was created by Los53
Ok guys I'm having this annoying issue, when I put 2 videos and an audio to multicam, and I start cuting the video, the Audio seems to get cut as well, so when I play the full clip you can hear the sound cut to another angle how can I solve this ?
Final Cut Pro X, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.3)
Final Cut Pro X, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.3)
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24 May 2013 03:16 #26239
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Replied by Don Rumsey on topic Audio Issues in Multicam Clip
Top left hand corner of you multi monitor there are three icons for editing, video only, audio only, and video and audio. Click on video only and it will not cut the audio
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24 May 2013 03:29 #26240
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Replied by Disproportionate Pictures on topic Audio Issues in Multicam Clip
Be aware, however, that there is an issue with Multicam audio. Even if you're only cutting picture and using a single audio source- I've found that while unmodified audio is fine as plays as though there aren't cuts [which there shouldn't be], if you apply any enhancement effects to the audio, you will occasionally hear "bumps" thru some cuts. Whether you try to apply these effects to elements within the multicam clip, or to the multicam clip in your project sequence, these audio pops still occur.
The only way I've found to solve this is once your video is done, to compound the multicam clip and then apply any audio effects to that.
Definitely needs to be fixed.
The only way I've found to solve this is once your video is done, to compound the multicam clip and then apply any audio effects to that.
Definitely needs to be fixed.
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