I am using the multicam feature to cut and then also using the select, blade to make further manual cuts in my timeline but for some reason there is a clicking sound in my audio exactly at the spot where its cut? See screen shots below that indicate a tiny black mark at the bottom of the clip in some cuts? Does anyone know why this is happening? Should I be making manual cuts in the expanded multicam layout?
MacBook Pro, OS X Yosemite (10.10.3), Final Cut Pro X
TThis is not uncommon when audio cuts as cuts almost never happen exactly at zero. Usually the sound itself masks this, sometimes it does. Sound mixers get around the click problem by overlapping the audio and adding quick audio fades at the edit point.
Thanks Tom I'll take a look at that and see if I can mask it.
I have this issue as well. Usually a 2-frame dissolve at the cut will fix it
Hi, Tom! So, multicam just works that way? I mean, when switching only video angles, audio should be the same, so, there should be no clicks. Is it a reason to post a bug report?
PPost an enhancement request
Since this issue has gotten revived, you can also apply an audio only cross fade.
Here is a MacBreakStudio video talking about how to add them manually and how to create a Transition effect in Motion to make it easier to apply… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TT-ahJEHd8&list=PL607BE2B2BFE9BE1A&index=12
You can find this audio only transition available many places if you don't have Motion5.
Alex4D has an enhanced version of this as a free plug-in that allows you to adjust the audio cross point here… https://blog.alex4d.com/2011/07/11/fcpx-transition-sound-only/
Asking Apple to include this as a Audio only Transition to FCPX is a good thing.
Hope this helps, Greg
Clicking sound at cut
