Linking Multiple Audio Clips - Adobe PREMIERE PRO 2 Manual

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In the Source Channel Mappings dialog box, select Mono As Stereo.
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Important: You can apply the Source Channel Mappings command to a mono clip only in the Project panel, before the
clip appears in the Timeline panel. You can't convert a clip instance to stereo when it's used in a mono audio track.

Linking multiple audio clips

In Adobe Premiere Pro, you can link one video clip to multiple audio clips or link multiple audio clips together.
Linked clips remain in sync as you move them or trim them in the Timeline panel. You can apply audio effects,
including Volume and Panning effects, to all channels in the linked clips. If you make an edit that moves one of the
linked clips without moving the others, out-of-sync indicators alert you that the clips are no longer in sync.
Out-of-sync indicators appear when linked clips are no longer in sync.
Note: A multi-clip link can contain only one video clip.
To create a multi-clip link, the audio clips must have the same channel type and each clip must be on a different track.
If clips are already linked, such as an audio clip linked to a video clip, they must be unlinked before creating the
multi-clip link.
When you link audio clips in a sequence, you link only the instances of the master clips. The original master audio
clips in the Project panel are untouched.
You can display and trim multi-clip link in the Source Monitor. To view a track in the multi-clip link, choose from
the Track pop-up menu. You can view and play only one channel at a time in the Source Monitor. if the linked clips
contain markers, the Source Monitor timeline displays markers only for the displayed track. If the Source Monitor
displays a multi-clip link from the Project panel, you can use the Overlay or Insert buttons to add the linked clips to
separate tracks in the Timeline panel.
Choosing a track of a multi-clip link in the Source Monitor
The Effect Controls panel displays all the video and audio tracks in a multi-clip link with the applied effects grouped
together by track. You can apply effects from the Effects panel to a specific group in the Effect Controls panel.