<p>Place your multiple audio sources into a comp, then place that comp into the comp where your audio spectrum effect is going to be.  Point the Audio Spectrum effect at the comp with your multiple layers within it, and they should all affect it together.
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<p>how can I have more than 1 audio source at the same time for the Audio Spectrum effect of After Effects? Thank you.</p>

<p>I'm using After Effects.</p>

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Multiple Audio Sources for Audio Spectrum
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# Multiple Audio Sources for Audio Spectrum

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-09-13)

how can I have more than 1 audio source at the same time for the Audio Spectrum effect of After Effects? Thank you.

I'm using After Effects.

(I tried to upload an image, but it there is an error)

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2018-10-02. Score: 1

Place your multiple audio sources into a comp, then place that comp into the comp where your audio spectrum effect is going to be. Point the Audio Spectrum effect at the comp with your multiple layers within it, and they should all affect it together.
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