Gerard Tay
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For the create multicam dialogue, if you only want to hear the audio from the audio recorder, select the “camera 1” option. Audio files will automatically get bumped up to the top track.
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I make multicam sequences to sync up dual system audio with video clips. That allows me to batch sync up clips with audio or timecode.
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Instead of re – importing the clip, you can just duplicate the master clip in the bin and reinterpret that clip. Just make sure you give that new clip a different name so as not to confuse yourself.
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Try turning MB to list view.
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Strange. Premiere should be able to smart render off the ProRes preview files.
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Are you able to render to Prores within Premiere?
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It refers to an MXF file specification that holds video and audio in a single file as opposed to op atom MXF formats. Adobe didn’t invent these terms these are industry standard terms.
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Ignore the last guy. That’s spam.
Some broadcasters will ask for XDCAM HD 422 in an MXF wrapper. You can export to that in Premiere.
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One thing you could do is to use the audio gain tool while you are cutting the scene. It will alter the resulting volume of the clips but the audio gain tool will change the volume and waveform of the clip.
I use the gain tool almost exclusively and I find this quite useful when I am doing a rough audio mix as I am able to have a good indication of how loud or soft a scene is, which is something I can’t do in Avid as the size of the waveforms can mean different levels.