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Thanks to Marcello Mazzilli for this useful trick. Pretty simple right? One of the most important takeaways of this tip is to make sure your audio and video is logged prior to editing or you won’t know which clips are which. Of course it cant read the video tracks but its not useful for Plural Eyes.

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If you want to avoid spending money on software and don’t feel like going through the tedious process of doing it manually, check out the tutorial below (via Corey Machado) for a great way to sync audio and footage in Premiere Pro. You’ll discover how to merge clips and learn about synchronizing and removing audio. You’ll be synced up before you know it and free to move on to the real-deal edit. if you've learned something in this video please subscribe, like and share. The plugin isn’t on any layers now and Premier is still slow. I applied the denoiser to an adjustment layer and then deleted the layer cos it was so slow. Just installed Red Giant Suite and Premier is virtually unusable. Instead of forking out cash on programs like PluralEyes to sync your audio and footage, Adobe gives you the capability to do this right inside Premiere Pro. HELP Premier slow after installing Red Giant Suite. More likely than not, you’re working with a camera and an external audio recorder like the Zoom H1. Adequately aligning the audio and video is difficult if you don’t approach the problem in the right way. I’ve tried all kinds of different settings in the Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence menu and nothing is working.It’s super-easy to sync your audio and video quickly and efficiently without ever leaving Premiere Pro. Flattening doesn’t bring back track two, even though it’s definitely there when I open the multi-cam clip in it’s own timeline. I only seem to get whatever was on track one. The problem is when I try to flatten the multicamera clips. I can bring the multicamera clip into a cut timeline and QW edit as you show. 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.

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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. the brand new PluralEyes v4.0, one of the (if not the) most popular and effective tools for syncing audio to multiple video streams. It seems to me PluralEyes 4 is much more accurate and faster while syncing clips from cameras from different angles. With a touch of a single button, PluralEyes analyzes the audio from your cameras and audio devices and syncs them up, in seconds.

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