When I open the multicamera clip in a timeline, I see the two dual system tracks properly synced to the video clip with its audio muted. Here’s my setup:Ĭreating a multi-camera source sequence seems to work properly. I’m having difficulty getting my multicam source sequence working properly with two different dual system synced audio sources. That is because often times I need to come back to that sequence and create different versions of that video (let’s say a 1 minute square version for Instagram). I also do not flatten my multi-cam, even after color grading and transitions adding. It contains all my source clips exactly in the same folder hierarchy I have made, plus a multi-cap sequence that is ready to be nested in another sequence and multi-cam enabled and be cutted using keyboard shortcuts (1,2,3,4,5). Then it gives me an xml file to be imported into Premiere CC. Few seconds and it synchronizes everything very smartly.
I also drag the Final audio I have got from the audio man, and click synchronize. Then after import, while each camera was copied into ints own folder, I drag the folders to PluralEyes 4. My setup was to record from 5 cameras during a 1 hour event. I used to use Premiere CC’s built in Synchronization feature until I discovered PluralEyes 4. It seems to me PluralEyes 4 is much more accurate and faster while syncing clips from cameras from different angles. Books on Premiere Pro and After Effects.Workshop: Build a Motion Graphics package for your company.Let me create Motion Graphics Templates for your company.Motion Graphic Templates for Premiere Pro.Workshop: Build a Motion Graphics package for your company (EN).Create Lottie animations for apps and the web in After Effects.Premiere Pro and After Effects Training (EN).Workshop: Lag Videografikk-pakke til din bedrift.Kurs i lydmiks og lydfiksing in Adobe Audition.Lær å lage Lottie-animasjoner for apper og web i After Effects.After Effects kurs for viderekomne (NO).
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