Audio in scene on timeline

I dragged a scene from the browser/list of scenes into the timeline and for some reason the audio came with it. (It's for a music video and I have the audio on the bottom of the timeline uploaded and locked.)
How do I get rid of the audio in that scene? It's probably simple but I can't figure out how to do it! And why did it happen in the first place?

J S Langham wrote:
If you're hearing audio when you play that clip in the timeline then there must be audio there. If you can't see it I can only assume that in the process of dragging the clip to the timeline you've scrolled your audio tracks off out of sight. How many audio tracks can you actually see? If you open the audio mixer and hit play the level meters will show you which tracks have audio on, and if you hold the mouse cursor over the audio tracks and scroll up and down you should see your clip's audio.
Okay, I opened the audio mixer and just turned the audio all the way down and I don't hear that scene's personal audio anymore in the video. Is that good or should I actually "delete" it. How would I actually delete it altogether?
command+L doesn't make anything 'appear'. It unlinks the audio and video enabling you to delete the audio without deleting the video too.
I still don't understand that statement. It just does not make sense to me.
servalsquest wrote:
Shane Ross wrote:
Directly from the Browser to the timeline? I never do that.
::Shrug:: It's what the dudes at Apple taught me!
Really? Where was that? Genius Bar? That's terrible advice.
Yeah, the procare one on one training. The guy teaching me taught me to do it like that.

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