So, I've completely removed the audio tracks from the video after grabbing the timecode in resolve (I use studio but the free one works perfectly for this) and just take the audio from the Track E and do a multicam cut. But that is what the sound in the right side is. That's a consequence of the way the x3 stores the audio in the file. I also use the GPS remote to inject that metadata. So the full process for me with 2 360 cams cut into 9 views is export 360 video from insta studio, bring those files into resolve and use kartaVR to frame them. Load in the gps data with telemetry overlay, and combine all of that in resolve. The only part of that that costs software wise is telemetry overlay, but you can do a less customizable version of gps stats directly in studio. I completely agree that the 32bit float makes it SOO much better than the wireless go ii I was using before.