Tried specifying audio tracks/types when creating the timeline from multicam clip, but that doesn't work either. I tried making sure all camera files are imported into multicam clip with the same number of audio tracks (3 Mono), and again that all shows up in multicam clip fine, but not in a timeline.

What's worse, Resolve seems to be mixing my 2nd and 3rd audio tracks together into the 2nd track. But when I use this multicam clip in a timeline, all I can get is two audio tracks (even after selecting the appropriate 'angle' for the audio, which has 3 audio tracks). I can create a multicam clip and all the audio tracks are in there, no problem (I manipulate Clip Attributes to import just the tracks I want as individual Mono tracks and mute the rest). Each used track gets its own audio processing treatment (dynamics/EQ/etc), so in the final result they must be separate tracks. So the final file has 3 usable audio tracks which I want to keep. (The others are discarded or used for a rough sync.) We were using 2 mics for the main audio, but recently added a 3rd. We're using multiple cams, but only one of the recorded files has the usable audio. I've searched here and got some 'hints' that maybe this isn't possible, but nothing definitive on this particular issue. Is there any way to get more than 2 audio tracks from multicam clip into the actual 'program' timeline?

Just when I thought I had multicam audio workflow figured out.

How to use davinci resolve multicam