Removing ALL audio tracks in a project

How do I remove ALL audio recorded in a .cp? I don't mean how
to compile w/o audio, I want to delete all tracks. I'd rather not
go through each slide and click each object and remove the audio
associated w/ it. I have lot's of audio that I want to get rid of.
Thanks.

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Is this possible in multiclip editing? And how does one go about it?
Apologies. I've spent an hour or so in the manual, and it isn't clear ... or I'm just not finding the right reference.
All ears,
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Sorry if I'm steering you down a path you don't want to go or even if there's a better way but I wouldn't be ding complex audio mixing anywhere near the multiclip interface. Export your reference movie or nest the multiclip project into another sequence, bring in your additional tracks, get to work. Just my preferences, I put a bunch of rough keyframes in the audio tracks and enter some markers (and make a lot of paper notes). Then I go back using the large mixer window to do the fine tweaking.
Stick around for a couple of days, some other multiclip users with more experience than I will offer some more useful suggestions.
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So far, all is well.
Then I create a new audio track, for the lead guitar. Much to my surprise, it took on the settings of the rhythm guitar track -- the NI GR3 Vox amp with spring reverb.
I tried clearing the channel trip settings. I tried bypassing the plugin in the rhythm track. I created new audio tracks.
All to no avail -- all audio tracks retained the settings of that first track, that is Vox with reverb.
I finalyl created a new project and moved my tracks over. All is fine now, but does anyone know what might have caused that? And how to avoid in future?
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It sounds like you don't understand the concept of Logic - tracks and track objects.
You can have for instance twenty tracks, all set to an Audio Channel 1 object. The tracks themselves are independent, but all audio plays through that Audio Channel 1. This is great for, for eaxmple, comping up a vocal part. Note that audio channels are themselves monophonic, so you can have only one audio region playing at any one time.
This is different to independant arrange tracks that play through different audio channels..
So when you hit your "next track" key command, make sure you are using "Create Track with next object", and not "Create Track". Create Track just creates a new arrange track assigned to the same track object. The other one creates a new arrange track and assigns the next track object, so everything's fully independent.
This is a complexity in Logic that other DAWs don't have, but it's a great feature once you get your head around it. One reason I like Logic over other DAWs.
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> How do you do that?
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> They are not referencing anything.
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I've been using Premiere for quite a while (I still have the 2.0 version), but this problem never occured before. I'm running Premiere on Win Vista.
I've been working on a project for a few weeks and eventually I got a version that was more or less final. Thus I tried to render everything a few times (Quicktime H264) but the render never succeeded because of an "API failure". Didn't manage to fix that, so I tried to render in wmv, just to check if it worked.
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At present there is no option present in Captivate to delete the all slide notes at once. Please use the below link and file feature request for the same so that we can consider it for the future releases.
https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform
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The FCP6 User Manual (the last with an index...) says this:
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     You can also choose this option from the Playhead Sync pop-up menu in the Viewer.
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which I find fairly unhelpful.
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1. Double-click a multiclip in the Browser or Timeline to open it in the Viewer.
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3. Using the Playhead Sync drop-down button (the center button above the angle array in Viewer), select Video and then cliuck on any other angle. At this point, there should be a green border on the angle you wish to use for audio and a blue border on the current video angle. From here on, as you cut the audio should stay on its angle while the video will be on whatever angle you have chosen.
I refer to this as "reverse Polish notation", (no flames please") a term that was used to describe the arithmetic system used on the H-P technical calculators. In essence, you set the video to indicate where you don't want the audio to be...
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