Great demo of all new Premiere Pro features coming next month

[Timothy Auld]

If only they would fix the bug that makes an audio cut every time you change angles in a multicam source sequence or whatever the hell they call it.

Tim

[Paul Neumann]

Turn off Multicam Audio follows Video.

[Devin Crane]

Getting rid of the subscription would be nice.

[Steve Connor]

I’m surprised at the general lack of discussion about the new features even on the PPro Forums, I think they’re very impressive!

[Dennis Radeke]

Tim,

Herb has done a nice article on multicamera workflows that you might want to check out: Multicam Premiere Pro

[Robert D’alexis]

[Steve Connor] “I’m surprised at the general lack of discussion about the new features even on the PPro Forums”

Premiere Pro users are very blasé when it comes to new features.
They take them for granted. 🙂
In all seriousness though, I find hem very impressive too.

[Timothy Auld]

Doesn’t work. Still makes a cut on audio 1 every time you change angles. Does not change where the audio is coming from, just adds a cut point.
The only thing that does work is to have A1 untabbed and unselected and have A2 selected. A little bit annoying as so many functions are track selection dependent.

Tim

[Timothy Auld]

Thanks, Dennis. I have read it and it is a great article. But it doesn’t fix the bug that puts an audio cut on A1 every time the angle is changed even if multicam audio follow video is off.

Tim

[Herb Sevush]

[Paul Neumann] “Turn off Multicam Audio follows Video.”

Unfortunately, no that doesn’t fix it.

If you create a multicam using the”switch audio” setting and your timeline has audio 1 targeted, then every time you switch video angles PPro will place a cut in the audio on track 1. If audio-follows-video is on, it will change the audio to the new angles’s audio, but even with audio-follows-video off, it will place a useless cut in the audio track. Even locking audio 1 will not prevent this behavior. The only thing that works is leaving audio 1 un-targeted and targeting a higher track. This is a known bug by Adobe and hopefully they have fixed it in this newest release.

Herb Sevush
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[Devin Crane]

If you’re looking for multi-cam editing FCPX hands down winner.