• Adobe Premiere Pro

  Plural Eyes3 + CS6 Multi-camera workflow

  Posted by Joe Lloyd on December 19, 2012 at 9:57 pm

  Hi everyone,

  I’m really not used to multi-camera editing and getting a feel for it. Just wanted some guidance on the best or smoothest multi-camera workflow.

  The shoot was 2 cameras with two forms of audio. Should I sync the entire thing and export the XML.

  It’s the step after I’m hitting a bit of a wall on….

  Cheers
  Joe

  Angelo Lorenzo replied 13 years, 8 months ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  Angelo Lorenzo

  December 19, 2012 at 11:07 pm

  What are you trying to do exactly? Get the sequence ready for PluralEyes?

  Create a new timeline, lay Camera A down (video layer 1, audio layer 1), lay Camera B in another layer above it, then add the two systems of audio in addition audio layers. Export XML.

  The job of plural eyes is to sync all sources based on audio. If Camera A and B don’t have audio, then you’re out of luck, but if they do then Plural Eyes is perfect.

  Import the processed XML back into Premiere, take the timeline and nest it into another and earmark it as a multicam sequence. You’re good to go.

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