Editing w/ 6channels of Audio. I sync all channels within a sequence. But my 6 channels are getting

[Nicole222892517cpt]

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I have googled this, tried properties, tried modify audio channels until I'm blue in the face. Please help, you good people!

I would like my master sequence to be filled with, uh, "sub" sequences where I have sync'd each take/clip's audio to 4channels of externally recorded audio. I'm hoping to mix the audio once the larger master sequence is assembled. However, when I drag sequences into another sequence, I lose the 6 channels, which are reduced to 2 channel stereo (a sum of the enabled channels in the original sequence)...

• I have 100+ sequences w/ 6ch of sync'd audio, so I'd like to drag the list of sequences into a new sequence and quickly assemble all the video in order. Copying and pasting the contents of the sequences into the master does work to keep all 6 audio channels. But with 100+ of these to do, I'd like to make the "drag" into new sequence work.

• Perhaps the sub-sequences could remain linked to the master sequence throughout editing? Could I not worry about my problem and just mix/pick/edit the audio levels+channels later...and they'd be linked to the master sequence's stereo audio?

• Please suggest a better workflow! Or maybe I'm just whiffing at correct settings for the small sequences VS the master sequence. I would like to incorporate your suggestions before I edit myself into a corner.

Thank you in advance!

[JeditPro · Accepted solution]

First you have to configure the sequence correctly by setting the Master track to Multichannel. After that you can mix the final output however you like. I made a short video showing the process, as it would be difficult to explain technically.

Download the video in the link bellow and see if it solves your problem. Good luck!

https://www.dropbox.com/s/bu1ntxpt02ey2ls/Premiere%20Multichannel.rar?dl=0

[Nicole222892517cpt]

Your video helped me get it sorted! Absolutely perfect!

I was missing the Output Assignments, as well as picked up some good points through your video.

Thank you so much