Audio tracks are either mono or stereo. When you create a new project or
sequence you tell Premiere how many of each to start with, a minimum of 1
track. When adding a clip to the timeline and the
audio gets placed on the first available track for its type (mono-stereo) and
if there isn't one of those, a new one is created for it. So if you working
with mono clips start with only mono tracks.
On 7/30/2011 11:21 AM, OK wrote:
>
> When I grab a .MTS clip and drag it to the timeline for Sequence 01, it
> defaults the audio to track 4 or so. and the Video to track one. For all the
> genius that goes into this stuff... that seems
> kind of stupid. Is there a way to default the audio and video to logical
> tracks? Like Clip1.MTS going to Video 1 and Audio 1?
>
> Next.. I have always had to delete the empty traks to get it the way I want
> it. and then what.. add tracks. Is there a way to grab the audio and drag it
> from track 4 to track 1?
> thanks
> paul
>
> ok otherwise.. its pretty good. I wish the video was like Vegas while you're
> working on it though. not so tiny. resizable and it keeps running until you
> stop it.
>
>
>
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