Check out the video where I explain in greater detail what is happening right here. Right-click and choose Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence… From the resulting dialog box, we want to choose the “Audio” option under the Synchronize Point section and “Camera 1” as our constant audio source in the “Sequence Settings” drop down in the Audio section and then hit “OK”. Once you’ve shot your video, drag it into Premiere Pro and select all of the clips you wish to sync together by selecting them in the project bin. Create a Multicam Sequence (How to Sync Audio in Premiere Pro) Not every clip needs to be the exact same time for this to work. NOTE: Video clips can be different lengths.
You can record audio into a professional recorder, but for the case of this tutorial, it will be best to have your high-quality audio source feeding directly into your main camera. When you set up your cameras and audio gear to shoot a video that will have multiple camera shots for one scene (like an interview with multiple angles) you want to set your cameras and be sure to record audio on each camera. It’s Multicam editing in Premiere Pro! If you haven’t been using it, you’re missing out big time!! Shooting the Video How to use Multicam editing in Premiere Pro and edit multiple camera scenes and interviews much faster! Creating a Multicam sequence is pretty easy and in this tutorial, I’ll cover setting your cameras to capture audio that Premiere Pro can intelligently (and almost automatically!) sync up in seconds! We’ll cover using basic multicam functionality and we’ll talk about hotkeys and working with this feature fast! Cleaning up transitions, making your video flow smoothly, perfectly, and right on time.
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