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  Can Pluraleyes add an additional discrete stereo track instead of replacing audio?

  Posted by Luke Ogden on February 26, 2014 at 5:49 pm

  I’ve been shooting a load of single camera interviews with a pretty common set up; 5DmkII with VideoMic Pro for good reference audio then a lav mic going into the Zoom H4n.

  I’m able to get the two synced up either through the Pluraleyes extension in Premiere of by using Pluraleyes as a stand alone application.

  What I’d like to do now is have Pluraleyes ADD the Zoom audio to the camera files. That way I have the flexibility to pan between the two separate tracks in the event of one of the peaking, excessive wind, the talent speaking to loud etc.

  Using Pluraleyes as a standalone gives me the option to export copies of the camera files where the audio is REPLACED by the good Zoom audio, alternatively I can also have Pluraleyes create a synced sequence in Premiere with the Zoom audio synced in the tracks below the clip’s audio. From there I can export the entire sequence as an MXF with all 4 audio channels, but I loose the flexibility and convenience of having separate interview clips.

  Is there something I’m missing? A simpler way to achieve this and maintain individual clips?

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  Luke Ogden replied 12 years, 2 months ago 1 Member · 0 Replies
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