Allow Audio Nesting
Currently audio will not nest. According to forums this is not a feature. Please enable audio nesting.
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Rasheed Malik
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It's 2020, still not available. I don't understand it cuz if you include video in the clip you select, it nests fine. My workaround is to grab random video, create the nest, then disable the video in the nested comp. Still, why need this workaround?
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Christopher Fitzpatrick
3 years ago
There is a better way; right-click on the sequence you want to nest from the project bin, then click the option 'new sequence from clip', this will created a nested sequence with both nested audio and video -
Justin
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Adobe will never do this. Its been requested for YEARS and they are idiots and will never support this... Its HIGHLY requested ADOBE!!!!!! WTF!
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Josh
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Yes please! Would be so helping when dubbing fixes for voiceovers and using multiple tracks for a clean blend.
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Nic Herzog
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Definitely need multiple audio track nesting.
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Garrett
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You can only nest audio in the same audio track, other tracks do not nest.
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Carlos Ziade
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nesting 1 audio track with video works fine, but the issue is with multiple audio tracks, they actually nest and go the nested sequence, but they are still separate and not merged into 1 audio track on the sequence they were nested from
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Anonymous
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There is a workaround I use where I make an new sequence and then drop in my audio but there should be able to do this from the timeline.
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Mar
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+ 1 one this as well. Perfect to nest audio from different tracks if its multiple layers with music, sfx, dialogue etc.
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Sven Brencher
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Actually Audio is nested but it will not replace the Audio in the Sequence if there are clips on multiple tracks selected. So you have to drag in the Nested Sequence again to have the nested Audio as well.
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Jim Simon
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I had no problems nesting audio in version 12.1 on Windows 10 Pro (1709).