[Jonah Einstein]

Actually, I was able to use multi-cam to get me most of the way there!

I created a multi-cam sequence using the “Synchronize by Timecode” and the “Create Single Multicam Source Sequence” settings. By doing that, I had a sequence with all my clips staggered by timecode. That was the missing link I was looking for. After that, I could right-click the multi-cam clip and “Open in Timeline”, which allowed me to see this:

Then I had to deal with the tedious task of dropping them all down to one track, to create this type of sequence:

So again, that’s one camera, with it’s clips staggered by timecode.

I did that for each camera.. leading me to having four sequences like the one above. Then I merged them all into a master sequence, synced up the first clips of each track with my externally recored audio… and Bam. Since the rest of the clips in each stringout had just been organized by timecode, everything fell into the right place.

Here’s an example with two cameras that I needed to sync:

Sorry if there are redundancies in this explanation… just wanted to make sure it’s clear for anyone else who had this same issue. If anyone has questions, holler and I’ll clarify.

Jonah