How to Edit Multi Cam Sequences Fast in Premiere Pro
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มิ.ย. 2024
- Editing multi-cam sequences can be overwhelming but fortunately Premiere Pro has a way where you can act as a switcher and edit multi-cam video fast and easy! It makes the process of editing different cameras a lot less tedious and acting as your own switcher is always fun!
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Never knew about the Q and W shortcuts for editing! That’s awesome
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Great video!!! This makes multicam so easy!!
Thank you!! And it definitely makes it a lot easier! I use it all the time ever since I learned about it, even if I only have 2 cameras!
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Thank you! This helped me do a quick edit on a multicam video in zero time! Be well man
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Tyler gets into it via the timeline nesting approach, rather than making the multi-source clip 1st in a bin!
It's the sync, nest and then right click the nest to turn-on mulitcam-enable in the timeline technique.
Enabling basically makes the nest a mulitcam edit sequence.
For Editing Start Here:
02:25 -Editing Mulitcam the set-up for the program monitor starts @ 02:45.
05:40 -Rolling edit to tweaks!
06:13 -Cuting out a “mess-up” with blade Cut (and/or comd K). Chopp rip-delete.
06:19 -He also ripple trims out pauses here, using the Q and W keys, which I can go over.
Basically, it’s a ripple trim from the play head to the nearest cut.
Play head to cut < right to left with Q
Play head to cut > left to right with W
If you need to extract a long pause or dead space, without the blade Cut (and/or comd K), use In-Out marks instead and hit the Xtract button.
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Very helpful! Also, curious why you created the multi-cam in this way... where you made a nested group first and then enabled Multicam. Wouldn't it be easier to select sources in your project and right click select make Multicam?
There are a couple ways to do multi-cam. I have heard of doing it that way, but I feel like you need to have all of your clips in the same bin and organized properly to be able to select the right ones to multi-cam. In my case, I always put my different cameras in their own bins so doing it through the project wouldn't work for me .
@@TMBProductions12 Ok that's really interesting to hear the reason why you prefer your method! I guess it accomplishes the same thing in the end?
@@JasonParkerMagic Exactly, it does the same thing in just different steps pretty much!
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Oh wow, just found you in the sea of videos on Premiere on TH-cam! I'll be saving this for my class as reference material. Nice and easy to understand video. Liked and Sub'd
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Is there à way to speed up my macbook it’s like my computer getting slower after a do the steps
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This is a good tutorial.
Just a thought. Although I get how having a ton of audio clips cluttering up the space can be a pain in the wazzoo, I simply mute the clips I'm not using. I can't tell you how many times something got shifted in some way that I didn't intend and I needed that camera's audio present to get myself back in sync.
Another technique if you really just want to get rid of all that clutter is to create markers in the individual clips themselves that line up with key lines of dialog or whatever. This can help keep you lined up and get you out of a jam as well.
Again, just a thought.
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Thank you for these other options! I will have to try them out! Thank you!
You can create a multicam sequence by simply going to the project panel and :
1. select or import all the clips and audio file you need
2. right click on the selected files, scroll down to create multicam sequence. this will sync up all the audio and video files in one go.
3. select the multicam sequence thats been create, right click and selcet new sequence from clip.
It's worth noting there's a toolbar button for multicam. you can find it in the button editor. the first 2 minutes of you video can be done in 30 seconds.
I appreciate the advice! I will have to try this next time!
@TMBProductions First of all, beautiful tutorial. I see the problem with the muted audio in multi cam mode. Make sure you don't include audio inside of your nested sequence. Just nest the video. Now when you press the switcher, it won't mute the audio...
Alright I’ll try that next time!
Had some audio sync issues, then realized I was hitting B instead of N. This may be a common mistake and literally will mess you up. Just make sure your Rplling Edit tool is selected. When I get done i switch back to the Selection tool to be safe. I'm not sure if that's an extra step yet- but i'll test another time when I have play time!
That is a good point! They look similar within premiere but do different things for sure! I also always switch back to the selection tool to be safe lol. I appreciate the tips!
Great video, I don't know why, but when I click 1-2-3-4 it writes in the playhead position and it doesn't change my main video. With the mouse, no problem, but it would be cooler to do it with the keyboard, strange
Do you potentially have your 1,2,3,4 keys mapped to something else for a hotkey? If so, then that could be the reason. If not, make sure you have your clip selected and also the video playing when hitting your keys. I believe it needs to be playing in order for the keys to work
Thanks for the video. This has been standard procedure to cut multicam for many years. Is there an AI option available that does the cuts for you on the multicam timeline?
Not that I know of, but I am sure there is something out especially with all the AI features coming out.
@@TMBProductions12 thank you.
but if you have a long video, do you have to watch all in normal time to be cutting between the cameras?
You don't have to no! You can still speed through the clips with the J and L keys, you just can't pull the play head and make cuts
Hi, is there an option to automatically add transitions when changing camera angles? This would avoid the need to manually add transitions at each cut point.
I don't believe there is an option to do that. Although, if you highlight all your clips and hit control D on the keyboard, it will add a default transition to everything!
@@TMBProductions12 thanks
my main issue is podcasts can be hours long , is there a way to speed up playback while doing multi-cam switches ? (sorry if this is a stupid question im still learning)
Not a stupid question at all! I speed threw my clips all the time using the hot key L and the more you click it the faster it goes. J does the same thing but rewinds. And then K pauses it but I just use space anyways. Hope this helps!
Thank you so much , cant believe i was going to edit a 3 hour long podcast without speeding it up @@TMBProductions12
No problem at all! Happy to help!@@wiskdee
An issue is doing multicam stresses my PC. I've been rendering the multi-cam sequence, and then adding it to a base sequence with my pre-roll, graphics, post-rolls etc, and re-rendering. Clearly this is reducing the resolution of the multi-cam clip. Any suggestion on how to better assemble this?
You could try to proxy your clips, it will lower the quality within premiere but speed up editing. And then you can just export it normally.
@@TMBProductions12 yes I do that. It's when I add normal (also proxy) clips before and after the multicam group that it get hard to edit.
I know multicam or other heavy editing like this can slow the computer down so changing the process in which you do it won't change anything especially if you are already nesting the multicam group. It comes down to the PC. Have you done any preference changes like clearing media cache or allocating more RAM to Premiere?
@@TMBProductions12 Thanks for the reminder, clearing cache helped a lot.
Glad that worked!@@Jambo1999
Will this work with 4 cameras with dozens of cuts in them?
Edit: So far I have been using Plural Eyes to edit multicam edits. But Plural Eyes support is more or less dead. Hence this question.
As long as you nest all the clips together, the cuts shouldn't matter. It may be a little jumpier but you can always stop and change the camera by clicking on the individual clips in between the cuts and either clicking on the window or hitting the keys.
@@TMBProductions12 Thanks for your reply. What I meant was that when I am putting multiple cuts from the cameras on the timeline, Premiere is refusing to sync giving an error message.
@@KrishnenduKes You may have to sync the multiple cuts individually or if that doesn't work you will have to do it manually if you are getting an error message. Try matching up the audio and putting markers on the clips to help sync them together.
@@TMBProductions12 Thanks again for the reply. That is the only resort left. It is a tedious process and gets stressful with deadlines.
I know unfortunately that is the last option if it won't sync..@@KrishnenduKes
Can I set a rule to make it cut every min or so between different angles throughout the video? My videos are over an hr long, I don't want to rewatch those long videos.
I don't believe there is a way to do that but to make it quicker you can just speed through using the "L" key and if you need to go backwards use the "J" key.
If you ever find a solution for this, please let me know. Thanks
Will do!@@GiomediaTv
Can you show how to upload the clips from two different cameras to Premiere Pro?
The easiest way is to create two separate folders, one named "Camera 1" and the other "Camera 2" and putting your footage in those and uploading it that way!
@@TMBProductions12 I see, so it doesnt matter if I click on the record button 10seconds to 30seconds apart from each other? It will sync both once I sync them with audio?
@@royaltykidstv That is correct! I rarely record both cameras at the same time. As long as you have clear audio on both, they should sync easily!
@@TMBProductions12 thank you. What about recording with a tripod at 24fps at 1/48? Am I safe if I leave it for 30mins-1hr? Asking because some people record at 30fps, but 24fps gives me more recording time.
@@royaltykidstv If you are looking for more record time then I would go for 24fps, and it should be fine! If you don't care for record time, then your fps shouldn't matter. Just make sure both cameras are set to the same
Bro u just can pres ctrl L to unlink audio from video and delete it , no need lock the tracks
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Thanks. This also is a good tutorial, where you can make a multicam sequence selecting the clips straight from the project window. => th-cam.com/video/57Aek730DNU/w-d-xo.html
Used to doing things manually, but if the tech works and makes life easier, then it's welcome.
I have heard of this method before as well! And it will definitely make life easier!