Insertion of 4 audio in different audio tracks simultaneously to Recorder 4 cameras?

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  I just got the 2015 CC (updating FCPX) first of the trial about 10 days ago and so far I love it. I ran into this problem when I insert a video in an audio clip with her is not in the sequence. I made sure that the video contained audio and he did. I even re-inserted a clip I had previously entered with the audio, and this same clip was not inserted with audio.

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  Sorry, I'm a newbie and I'm sure this is a stupid question - but I can't answer myself.

  In collaboration with the latest update of Windows CS6 and 1080/60 p video from my Panasonic AVCHD camcorder, I find that the only way I can move a clip to the Source the timeline monitor is drag-and - drop.  Any other method (by clicking on the icon "insert", keyboard shortcuts) moves only the video, leaving behind the audio.

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• Cannot delete the audio track in the timeline

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  Here's my problem: it is not the first time it happens, but to excerpts from different cameras, I'm completely unable to abandon the audio track.
  In the source Panel the playbacks of normally with audio clips, but when it comes to insert the clip it does not work as if I'm falling all audio and video clip he simply inserts the video and if I try to drop just the audio it don't let me down anywhere.
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  I'm completely unable to abandon the audio track.

  Try making sure that the source of A1 is connected to the A1 channel in the timeline panel, and then drag. More information: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/878527

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• How to: remove the scenario-specific audio tracks?

  I just CS3 where in the source of the window had a toggle audio, video, audio, which allows you to apply just audio (if that's what you want) by using the insert/overlay.  CS5 seems now that he has separated these buttons and were not able to understand how to switch only audio or video only from the source.  I know I can recover the source video or the sound icon and drag it into the timeline, but it can be faster by using the insert/overlay.

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  The "buttons" on the left of the timeline panel in the information header/track area are the source and target range selectors. You use them together to enable or disable specific tracks from a source element and to direct these incoming securities in specific titles in the sequence.

  

  The "buttons" on the left (in this example) labeled V and A1 are the tracks contained in your source clip in the source monitor. Depending on the nature of your source footage, you will have between 1 and 4 audio tracks, that you can select. You will always have a track V (video), however. Click them to toggle these sources on or off for an insert or overlay Edition, and dragging them upward or down to target what destination track, you want to modify it to be placed in.

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