| AVID Project already created and Audio imported and Video is either transcoded or consolidated into the project | See These Wikis for Info on how to do those steps AVID Project Setup /wiki/spaces/comm/pages/33424110 or similar Audio importing - AVID - Importing Audio - AVID Media ComposerHow to Import Audio Files Into AVID Project | |||
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Put your audio files in one bin and the video files in another bin
Image files Label the files by scene and take #
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Audio Files Label the files by scene and take #
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Once the image and sound files are in the AVID Project you need to sync the audio and video files. Make another bin called AutoSync |  | |||
Alt/Option drag the matching image and sound clips to the AutoSync |  | bin
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| Select them both |  | |||
| Choose >Clip>Group Clips |  | |||
Choose Waveform Analysis
click OK |  | |||
| This Grouped clip will appear in your bin |  | |||
| Load the Grouped clip in the source window and mark and in point and an outpoint on the usable portion of the clip |  | |||
| Toggle the source and record in timeline and choose to show the source in the timeline (full green icon) |  | |||
Solo the track that has the double system audio that you want to use and make sure it is in sync.
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If the clip is in sync then you need to turn the clip into an actual clip instead of a group clip. Select it in the bin |  | |||
| Choose >Clip>AutoSync |  | |||
| The clip will turn into a subclip with all the tracks. Just remember the track you want to use will be the double system audio track. track 3 (in our example) |  |
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