Cutting audio on multicam

I have a 10 sequence muticam edit and as I am editing the audio keeps cutting out and I can't follow the video when trying to cut to the music....

This is normal. Only Audio 1 comes over in the multicam nest.
Cut the project, then when you're done renest Sequence 1 onto track 2 of the Multi Cam sequence. (Move those audio snippets down a track to make room.) Delete the video portion and move the audio from 2 to 1, replacing the cut audio. This will give you all your audio back.

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Double click opens it in the Source Monitor. You can't cut it there. Click the wrench under the Program Monitor to change to multicam view there.

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First of all welcome on forum.This is my first post.
My main problem is when I cutting audio files -
audio meter is jumping up to maximum and speakers generate loud click.
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"Disk is too slow or system overload".
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hi buddy,
thank you for your advice but unfortunately it doesn't work
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I recently upgraded to the latest version of final cut pro x.
With one audio chanel that did not change in a multicam movie, but the video chanel do change (did not use their audio).
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I have been making multicam movies for a long time now, never had this problem with the old version. Doing everything the same way.
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The cut where made across the multicam edit, each time I changed cameras, but the audio was constant.(audio had cuts in the wave form to match the video)
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Cutting audio while in Multicam mode

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B with my machine shows your red separator with red slash through it
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I'm cutting in multicam, but only the video tracks are being cut. The audio track is left untouched. Any thoughts on how to cut both?
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Loyed's got way more experience with multicam than most of us so it's safe to follow his lead.
Not knowing exactly what's going on (sorry if you've already tried this), I'd sync up the audio and then export the newly merged clip as a self-contained movie. Reimport.
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Premiere Pro CC, latest version at time of writing (7.0.1 (105), under Windows 7 (64-bit).
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When the Master sequence is played back (in preview or an exported/encoded clip) I hear the big finish, then applause starts, then after 2 seconds the "big finish" is heard once again, but at lower audio level.
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