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Submixes provide the ability to group tracks. Similar in concept to nesting in Final Cut Pro, submixes provide greater control over your audio by allowing you to combine tracks into groups.
In this short, focused, video tutorial, Larry Jordan shows you how to create and name submixes, how to set the number of output channels, how to assign tracks to a submix, how to control multiple tracks at the same time, how to apply a filter to a submix, and how to output “stems” – that is, an export where your dialog, effects, and music tracks are each output as separate audio files.
