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how to expand source sequence from ‘multicam mode’ sequence to make minor edit?
hi! I shot a belly dance show. I synchronized picture to audio old school by ear before I realized premiere pro cc can do it automatically.
Because I already had it all synchronized, I felt forced to skip the multicam textbook source/target setup steps that include ‘synch’ and instead selected the relevant AV tracks in timeline and nested them to enable multicam so my multicam sequence does not bear a multicam icon. Still, it enabled me to multi-cam edit the whole show switching on the fly like a charm. (Q1: Is there a difference between the two types of multicam sequences or are they essentially the same?)
At the last second, I realized one source sequence in the middle was matched to an off beat so I needed to go into the source and shift the audio track. (Q2: How do I do that?)
I read that I press Ctrl+Shift+F where you want to open the source sequence in the Timeline panel. This did open a separate set of expanded tracks as expected so I made the quick edit and saved changes. I thought I was done, but when I play back my multicam sequence, even after closing/opening Pr I do not see those changes.
Q3 What am I doing wrong? Is it a bug? Are the sequences unrelated?
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4 Replies
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From memory, I hold command (Mac) or Control (PC) and double click on any clip in that sequence.
That should open the original multicam sequence.
Vince Becquiot
San Francisco Bay Area
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it does expand and I made the edit and verified it sounds great. but how do I get the edit to show up in multicam collapsed sequence after saving? it wont do it.
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Whatever you edit in your original sequence should show up if the collapsed version right away.
Vince Becquiot
San Francisco Bay Area
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the song tracks I laid in separately are the culprit, the ‘non-camera audio’ that did not get included in the ‘nest’. all solved thanks.
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