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Introduction
In this episode, we'll automatically synchronize recordings from two cameras via audio, then combine them into a single multi-camera source sequence. Let's get started. Hello, welcome back to the complete Adobe Premiere Pro series from Cerdas Inovasi Digital. Interviews, podcasts, and events are often recorded with multiple cameras at the same time. Premiere can synchronize all cameras based on the recorded audio, then combine them so we can easily switch between angles. The project contains two interview clips, Camera A with a wide angle and Camera B with a close-up angle.
Step 1: Two Camera Recordings
In this exercise, Camera B is created from the middle part of a high-resolution recording, so both record the exact same audio.
Step 2: Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence
Select both clips in the Project panel, right-click, then create multi-camera source sequence. Name it Multi-Cam Interview.
Step 3: Synchronize with Audio
In the Synchronize Point section, select Audio. Premiere matches the audio waveforms of both clips to find the same position, even though the cameras started recording at different times. Camera names are filled from the clip names, then click OK.
Step 4: Result in the Project Panel
A new Multi-Cam Interview item appears in the Project panel with a special icon, and the original clips are moved to the Process Set Clip bin. This Multi-Cam item behaves like a single clip containing multiple cameras. Double-click the Multi-Cam item.
Step 5: View All Cameras
The Source Monitor displays all cameras side by side, Camera One and Camera Two, running in sync. Play and observe the teacher's lip movements are exactly the same in both cameras.
Step 6: Create Sequence
Drag the Multi-Cam item to the New Item icon to create a sequence. The Multi-Cam clip is now on the timeline and ready to switch between camera angles, which we'll do in the next episode. Done.
Done!
We've now understood multi-camera recording, using create multi-camera source sequence, synchronizing via audio, viewing the result in the project panel, displaying all cameras in the source monitor, and creating a sequence from multi-cam. In the next episode, we'll switch camera angles directly. Need product video, business profile video, reels and TikTok content, or subtitles for YouTube videos? Cerdas Inovasi Digital provides video editing and color grading services, as well as opening Premiere Pro courses from beginner to advanced. Want to master the entire series? 105 episodes from the interface to final project? All episodes, complete with PDF step-by-step guides, source footage, and project files, are available for premium tutorial subscribers. Subscribe starting at Rp69.000 per month, save 28% with the 12-month package, or pay once Rp999.000 for lifetime access. Want just one class? Buy single class with lifetime access. Subscribe now at the premium page cerdasinovasidigital.com Contact our WhatsApp or visit cerdasinovasidigital.com Thank you for watching, see you in the next episode.
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