No audio in mutli-camera source snych menu option

I don't see audio as an option for a syncronzation point under the menue window that comes up when I select, "create multi-camera source sequence". I'm using the verion on the cloud (6.0.5). Is that because the audio option is only available in version 7, which for some reason does not appear to be avilavble on the cloud?

Thanks Colin, That worked.
But yes, that is not only annoying... it is unacceptable. Seriously.
When you import a video file - you should be able to hear the audio. Period. If you want to mute tracks, then fine, mute them.... but by default, you should get full mix of audio.... then perhaps decide which tracks to disable. ..
But seriously... I now have to "select" track by track and can only listen to one track at a time? Then do this for each clip? Yikes.
One work around.... would be to create a sequence -- of all the raw clips... and then work from that sequence.
I will definately join you in this bug report. Thanks.

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