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Audio Spectrum for Multiple Sound Tracks in After Effects

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Hi, I'm very much very new and not sure how to do this (I did some research but couldn't figure out how to do it):

I'm making a YoutTube video that has multiple videos and multiple soundtracks, which are "not linked" to the videos (So I'm actually making a workout video music, in which I show some workout pictures and have workout soundtracks played with them. I've attached a picture showing this.). I want to have an audio spectrum for all the soundtracks to be shown as the pictures are shown. I know how to make an audio spectrum for a single soundtrack but I don't know how to make it for all of them. I'm looking for an easy way to do this.

I'd appreciate any help. Thanks! 

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Correct answer OussK

There are 2 solutions, you can export all the soundtrack as one .WAV file then use it instead of the tracks 

or you can precomp all the audio tracks in one composition then use that composition as your audio source, to do that select all the tracks and hit Comand/shift/C (Mac) or Control/shift/C (Windows)

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April 30, 2021

There are 2 solutions, you can export all the soundtrack as one .WAV file then use it instead of the tracks 

or you can precomp all the audio tracks in one composition then use that composition as your audio source, to do that select all the tracks and hit Comand/shift/C (Mac) or Control/shift/C (Windows)

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    Alpachino10Author
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    April 30, 2021

    Perfect! Thank you so much! That's exactly what I was looking for.

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