Multicam clip syncing in FCPX is mixing camera audio source with zoomh4n pro audio and including hum and noise from camera audio.

When I am syncing audio in FCPX using Multicam I am finding that the noisy camera audio is being included into the mix. The original audio source is clean. The camera audio has the noise. How do I avoid the camera audio getting mixed into the final synced file. Please help me. Thanks in advance.

iMac 27″, macOS 10.15

Posted on Mar 20, 2023 12:22 PM

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Posted on Mar 20, 2023 12:31 PM

Are you making a multicam or a synchronized clip?

If you just want to get the better audio with one camera, usd a Synchronized Clip. You can double click to open it in its own timeline and drag the audio from the camera all tge way down.


Or double click the multicam to open the Angle Editor and drag the volume of the camera angle all the way down - though in this case if you choose the correct angle fir audio and video, respectively, there should be no mixing.

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Mar 20, 2023 12:31 PM in response to AndyFiore

Are you making a multicam or a synchronized clip?

If you just want to get the better audio with one camera, usd a Synchronized Clip. You can double click to open it in its own timeline and drag the audio from the camera all tge way down.


Or double click the multicam to open the Angle Editor and drag the volume of the camera angle all the way down - though in this case if you choose the correct angle fir audio and video, respectively, there should be no mixing.

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