Apple Final Cut Pro X (10.0.9) User Manual
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Chapter 9
Edit audio
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Example: Add or remove audio components in a multicam clip
When you create a multicam clip that contains multiple audio components, you can use the
Angle Viewer or the Audio inspector to add audio components from inactive angles to the active
angle. This makes it easy to add audio from different source clips in your multicam clip while
maintaining the active video angle. You can also remove audio components from the active
angle to eliminate unwanted or unused audio.
Before you start, you can make adjustments to the channel configuration of audio components
in your source clips in the Event Browser using the Audio inspector. For more information, see
on page 169.
1
Drag a multicam clip from the Event Browser to the Timeline.
2
To open the Angle Viewer, do one of the following:
•
Choose Window > Viewer Display > Show Angles (or press Command-Shift-7).
•
Choose Show Angles from the Viewer Options pop-up menu in the top-right corner of
the Viewer.
The active angle appears highlighted in yellow.
Active angle
in the Angle Viewer
3
To enable audio-only switching in the Angle Viewer, click the right switch mode button in the
upper-left corner.
Click to enable
audio-only switching.
4
To open the Audio inspector, do one of the following:
•
Choose Window > Show Inspector (or press Command-4), and click the Audio button at the
top of the Inspector pane.
•
Click the Inspector button in the toolbar (shown below), and click the Audio button at the top
of the Inspector pane.
The audio corresponding to the active angle in the Angle Viewer appears highlighted in the
Channel Configuration section of the Audio inspector.