Idk how this video isn’t topping “bigger TH-camrs” tutorials. I literally watched 10 different ones prior to this and THIS one was the only one that showed me how to work with multiple broke up clips. Thank you so much! I’ve been so stressed trying to figure this out and you took all that stress away!
Finally, a proper explanation! I searched videos for hours trying to figure out how Adobe intended this to work. I even called Adobe tech support and asked how to color grade each camera after a multicam edit and the person told me it couldn't be done. THANK YOU! Oh, and thank you for moving quickly and staying laser focused on topic.
Dude you saved me when this. Everyone talks about syncing, nesting then enabling multicam but that would not work for my clips. I spent hours trying to figure it out but the additional steps you included for split up clips and creating separate sequences did the trick!! THANK YOU!!
I honestly thought the title was just click-bait. But after watching it, it makes particular sense to me, since I post drum covers with five different angles, different file structures (one clip videos to segmented videos spread through five minute clips, depending on the camera) and a different audio source with multiple seeds to boot. So SYNCING is key. And this makes a lot more sense in prepping the sequence first and then going for multi-camera rather than just going for the much repeated and over-simplified method other people recommend. I'll be sure to watch this again to properly walk through these steps. Thanks!
Fantastic tutorial. Quick and easy to use, I just edited a 4 cam concert with these tips. One tip that went by really quick that was frustrating the living crap out of me was that when syncing two clips together it's the one that is (closest to front of the timeline, or furthest left) will be the one that will move into sync. That small bit right there ended my frustration with trying to figure out how to get the one I wanted to move to do the moving. Thank you!
OMG this helped me so much! I was trying to do this with footage from 3 gopros and with gopro auto-chaptering I was kind of at a loss of how to do this, premiere kept making each "chapter" a source sequence, but now I can do it! Thanks so much!
Thank you so much for this!! I was really bummed out when I couldn't do multi-cam edit with the way my videos were filmed, until I found you! Your instruction were very clear and easy to follow too.
WELL DONE! Yours is the first and only video I've found that shows a work around allowing us to color correct individual cameras with adjustment layers in a multicamera sequence. None of the other dozens of videos about multicam editing I had to wade through were of use to me because they didn't account for this factor. Thanks so much for this instruction.
I'm so glad I finally found your video! After watching so many, your video was the only one that explained how to sync and edit a multicam with split up videos! Thank you very much! 😀👏
This video needs to see more traffic. It was very helpful, especially when it comes to color grading shots in a multi-cam sequence. Unbelievably helpful. Thank you.
THANK YOU! Been watching all the multicam tutorials and couldn't figure out how to make it work with multiple clips, and finally your tutorial was the one to help me 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Great Job in teaching... The nice thing is you keep it going quick with no wasted time... If I need to see how you did something I just go back a bit and pause. :)) Much better than having it drag on.. Again Thank you !!
Nice info, well presented. I’ve just started doing multi-cam editing by doing multiple Zoom recordings plus some OBS, then using Premiere Pro to produce a TH-cam upload. Thanks for the detailed, functional instruction!
Amazing skills I just started my 2nd video editing after ruining my first multicamera editing and you made it so easy for me. Thanks, buddy, I appreciate it.
All you had to do was nest your sequence 1 and enable multi-cam... it was ready to go since you did it manually... all of the other steps (and some before) were unnecessary... 😎😀
@OmarKamel after you do your cuts in the nest hour do you save it to add others edits like layers, transition and tables. And how do you do it so the computer doesn't lag to the point you can not edit
I have been scouring the Earth for a video explaining this simply and completely, and I finally found it. Thank you so much!!! [SMASHING the subscribe button]
TNice tutorials is aweso! I was feeling kinda overwheld when i first start soft but after watcNice tutorialng your tutorial video, i feel much more confident
I'm pretty new to this, but for my last 13 videos, I've synced my 3 cameras and audio into one sequence, selected all, nested, then set multicam view, and selected the cameras. I don't understand why you need all the extra steps of multicam folder, etc. Is it just for organization? Thank you!
Thanks for the video very helpful. But the way you proposing is gonna create a mega chaos for people who do not intend to do the colour inside premiere. Because if my source is now a sequence and not a clip then the project has zero mobility to any other programs someone might as the xml won't have any of the proper info. Please correct me if I'm missing something here.
I edit a podcast with 4 people, on Pr, Using Multicam, is there an option that will automatically cut to clip with to the person speaking, all with different audio tracks?
I edit live small venue sporting events. I wish I could do this, but some of my sources don't have audio, and sometimes the files from sources like GoPros are auto-labeled in a weird order. Unfortunately I don't have any say in how they record it, I only do post-production.
You legend!! All my multicam is taken outside in windy conditions (audio sync doesn't work) with different time points i couldn't match them. Obviously was missing the in point setting and black video 🙏🙏
wow someone on reality street, real world issues. One thing I did learn was have one LONG audio reference track but so hard dealing with multiple cameras with multiple clips to build a muticam sequence
I'm currently struggling using Multicam in Premiere Pro. Even in a recently tested strong desktop (Xeon 28 Cores, 64 gb Ram, RTX 3060 Ti 8 gb VRAM, SSD), playing back, cutting and selecting cameras in a 3 cam 2 audio recorder multicam secuence is a freaking nightmare! Super slow response (about 10 seconds to play or sift when it doesn't forget to, every time I make a cut this happens, just imagine how many cuts and how much lost time every time I need to play back or sift through the multicams), the computer spec don't even go over 50%, laggy, unresponsive, and if I need to edit a 2 hour weeding documentary edit, this is total trash. Seeing forums, all they say is update and a bunch of weird workaround which are 7 years old and did not work, and while updating solves some issues, you get new issues. I found your method about a year ago and it was a total game changer to me (being able to see your cameras at the same time is huge to me), but now that this is happening, it is just unworkable. Is anyone else having this issue? Could it be that this multicam editing method is inefficient for Premiere to process? Please help! For the time being, I am switching to Davinci on my next project.
You could've selected them all from the project bin and created a Multicam sequence, then rightclicking and simplifying the sequence and creating a multicam from the video tracks. Much easier.
Will this tab also work if video 1 or source video clip is also split, meaning cam 1 and cam 2, both clips are already split? Thanks for this over whelming tutorial, this saved my lots of time, Love from India❤
This is a tip to "fix" a problem that doesn't exist. Premiere will happily sync all those files into a multicam. Doesn't matter that they're spaced out on the one camera.
What about when you have multiple audio sources, For example a ceremony I run a shotgun mic for the ambient sound (music and then cheering when they kiss), recorder plugged into board, Tascam on officiant, groom, and bride. I have to switch audio sources depending on who is speaking or what sounds best. I have not found a way to do this other than editing the Multicam sequence and then dropping the audio in to click synchronize and basically rewatch the whole thing to edit the audio of all the mics/sources and make cuts, adjust levels, transitions when swapping audio sources etc.
I deal with the same thing. There's not really a good way to mix the audio sources through the multicam. What I do is I get all the clips and audio sources synced in one timeline. Then I create the sequences for the cam angles like in the video. Then open the multicam sequence and copy over the additional audio tracks into the multicam sequence so they keep the alignment with the video. Then as I go through and watch and make the video cuts, I just manually switch the audio. It's not perfect but I'm not sure if there's an easier way.
Thank you! it was useful, i was looking for this vidoe and wondering how it is done, man, all my videos i was just using transition but i di dnot want to use transitions all the time. I was looking for something more natural. thanks a lot!
Like everyone says, very helpful and I too wasted a lot of time watching other videos before this one set me straight. I have one question - How I do I know for certain that the production audio is taking priority? How I do I know that the inferior camera audio isn't being mixed in? Thanks!
Idk how this video isn’t topping “bigger TH-camrs” tutorials. I literally watched 10 different ones prior to this and THIS one was the only one that showed me how to work with multiple broke up clips. Thank you so much! I’ve been so stressed trying to figure this out and you took all that stress away!
I had the same experience - this video is the answer that solved my problem as I had this exact scenario. Thank you SO MUCH Mitchell!
Finally, a proper explanation! I searched videos for hours trying to figure out how Adobe intended this to work. I even called Adobe tech support and asked how to color grade each camera after a multicam edit and the person told me it couldn't be done. THANK YOU! Oh, and thank you for moving quickly and staying laser focused on topic.
I liked this just for the @3:50 tip of 'geling' the clips together with the Shift/drag into Black Video technique
Brilliant with the explanation of multi cam editing with multiple clips on same video channel. Thanks so much!
Dude you saved me when this. Everyone talks about syncing, nesting then enabling multicam but that would not work for my clips. I spent hours trying to figure it out but the additional steps you included for split up clips and creating separate sequences did the trick!! THANK YOU!!
best multicam tutorial & the only one that made it work for me! thanks a lot, also I subbed!! great content.
Thanks for the sub!
I honestly thought the title was just click-bait. But after watching it, it makes particular sense to me, since I post drum covers with five different angles, different file structures (one clip videos to segmented videos spread through five minute clips, depending on the camera) and a different audio source with multiple seeds to boot. So SYNCING is key. And this makes a lot more sense in prepping the sequence first and then going for multi-camera rather than just going for the much repeated and over-simplified method other people recommend. I'll be sure to watch this again to properly walk through these steps. Thanks!
Fantastic tutorial. Quick and easy to use, I just edited a 4 cam concert with these tips. One tip that went by really quick that was frustrating the living crap out of me was that when syncing two clips together it's the one that is (closest to front of the timeline, or furthest left) will be the one that will move into sync. That small bit right there ended my frustration with trying to figure out how to get the one I wanted to move to do the moving. Thank you!
Appreciate it! So glad it helped 😁
I just want to say that I have this video bookmarked so I can go back to it regularly. thanks so much for the explanation
Glad you still find it helpful! Thanks for the comment 😁
OMG this helped me so much! I was trying to do this with footage from 3 gopros and with gopro auto-chaptering I was kind of at a loss of how to do this, premiere kept making each "chapter" a source sequence, but now I can do it! Thanks so much!
Thank you so much! The pace you speak at is perfect and you don't add unnecessary details. Very Helpful
I like how you get straight to the point with no fillers.
Thank you so much for this!! I was really bummed out when I couldn't do multi-cam edit with the way my videos were filmed, until I found you! Your instruction were very clear and easy to follow too.
WELL DONE! Yours is the first and only video I've found that shows a work around allowing us to color correct individual cameras with adjustment layers in a multicamera sequence. None of the other dozens of videos about multicam editing I had to wade through were of use to me because they didn't account for this factor. Thanks so much for this instruction.
Glad it was helpful!
I'm so glad I finally found your video! After watching so many, your video was the only one that explained how to sync and edit a multicam with split up videos! Thank you very much! 😀👏
This is, hands down, the most helpful multicam tutorial I've found, and I've found lots. Excellent, thank you!
I can't believe literally no one is talking about how satisfying Nice tutorials voice softs.
Man, you don't know how grateful I am right now! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
HOLYY SHIITTT I LOVE YOU I'VE BEEN SEARCHING AROUND THE INTERNET FOR 5 HOURS AND THEN NOW IT'S OVER FINALLY I LOVE YOU MAAN
This video needs to see more traffic. It was very helpful, especially when it comes to color grading shots in a multi-cam sequence. Unbelievably helpful. Thank you.
THIS VIDEO IS STILL RELEVENT AF!!! I already made all my cuts for my a cam and this saved me! Thank you sir!!!😬
Glad it helped!
Hi there Mitchell, thank you very much for your how-to vid, this was super useful to me !!
Thank you so much, straight to the point and a really nice pace, love your teaching style.
THANK YOU! Been watching all the multicam tutorials and couldn't figure out how to make it work with multiple clips, and finally your tutorial was the one to help me 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
It Worked perfectly after trying other methods this one was the best one, Thanks.
thansk alot broh, i never tire watchng your tutorials, you teach the best way, big up!!
Great Job in teaching... The nice thing is you keep it going quick with no wasted time... If I need to see how you did something I just go back a bit and pause. :)) Much better than having it drag on.. Again Thank you !!
Nice info, well presented. I’ve just started doing multi-cam editing by doing multiple Zoom recordings plus some OBS, then using Premiere Pro to produce a TH-cam upload. Thanks for the detailed, functional instruction!
best multicam tutorial!!!! Thanks Mitchell
00:43 Media, syncing on the timeline
02:10 Syncing Audio
03:40 Black spots in the videos
05:36 Now one folder, different cameras
Amazing skills I just started my 2nd video editing after ruining my first multicamera editing and you made it so easy for me. Thanks, buddy, I appreciate it.
That's awesome! Keep it up!
All you had to do was nest your sequence 1 and enable multi-cam... it was ready to go since you did it manually... all of the other steps (and some before) were unnecessary... 😎😀
Was about to say the same. Not quite sure if this method has some advantage that I’m not quite getting.
And enable multicam on only the video track not the audio.
@OmarKamel after you do your cuts in the nest hour do you save it to add others edits like layers, transition and tables. And how do you do it so the computer doesn't lag to the point you can not edit
I have been scouring the Earth for a video explaining this simply and completely, and I finally found it. Thank you so much!!! [SMASHING the subscribe button]
Haha thanks man! Glad it could help!
very helpflul video with no losted time at all. Thank you.
This is the best multi cam tutorial that I came across. Thank you.
broken it down makes it seem so user-friendly and easy to use. I can’t wait to start making soft! Thanks again!
TNice tutorials is aweso! I was feeling kinda overwheld when i first start soft but after watcNice tutorialng your tutorial video, i feel much more confident
I'm pretty new to this, but for my last 13 videos, I've synced my 3 cameras and audio into one sequence, selected all, nested, then set multicam view, and selected the cameras. I don't understand why you need all the extra steps of multicam folder, etc. Is it just for organization? Thank you!
I was thinking the same thing. Thanks
This is the best multicam explanation video. Thanks!
Thanks Mitchell, your video is definitely what I am looking for as a beginner.
YES BROOOOOO!!! thank you sooo much for this!!! Abode should feature you for this fix dude!!!
This is an awesome tutorial video, thank you!! You have a wonderful way of demonstrating and explaining things clearly. You helped me a lot!
Thanks for the video very helpful. But the way you proposing is gonna create a mega chaos for people who do not intend to do the colour inside premiere. Because if my source is now a sequence and not a clip then the project has zero mobility to any other programs someone might as the xml won't have any of the proper info. Please correct me if I'm missing something here.
Watched 4 Different Videos. This was the best one and had extra tips. Thank you!!
You're so welcome!
It’s been 4 weeks now and I’m a master multi-cam editor thanks to you!!! keep going fam. TH-cam is a journey love to see more videos
This was very informative. Thank you!
omo you just saved me a lot of stress... was thinking about how I'll synchronize my recent project, I'm so happy I clicked your video
Wow! It works! The first time i tried it took forever to activate and when I disabled my antivirus it worked like in less than a minute! Thanks bro!
I appreciate it so much that it's straight to the point with no bullshit. I've been wondering about how to implement it.
Amazing! Thanks for the tutorial.
You earned my subscribe. I didn't know you could do multi-cam editing like this. You set it up perfectly.
I think of the black video as mortar locking in the clips keeping them synced with the audio bed.
Thanks for the video! Very helpful and easy to follow instructions
Finally somebody doing it the right way! Thank you!
OMG THANKS SO SO MUCH THIS HELPED!!!
Thanks bud! great video and instructions.
This was so useful. Amazing!
You have saved me from tears today, THANK YOU SO MUCH
You saved my life and time mate... thanks!
I was given soft soft as a gift in 11, and up until recently, I was so overwheld by the complexity of it that I never got past just using
TNice tutorialS WAS SOOOOOO HELPFUL!!
It worked for my 64-bit PC. Thanks a lot.
Learnt stuff. Thank you for that. Didin't understand at 2:22 where you had synced the audio and then dragged the audio to the beginning of the vision.
Wow, thank you! I could not have done it without you.
I edit a podcast with 4 people, on Pr, Using Multicam, is there an option that will automatically cut to clip with to the person speaking, all with different audio tracks?
I don't believe there is any way to automatically cut to the angle with talking, as far as I know.
Drag the volu for the setuper track that you're recording into all the way down.
I was always fascinated by trap soft, been listening to trap long ti and i finally decided that i will try to make my own but i was so
Thanks for this, I watched several videos but this made me understand it better and overall , this is the most efficient way to do it.
Hello, it worked, thank you so much
I edit live small venue sporting events. I wish I could do this, but some of my sources don't have audio, and sometimes the files from sources like GoPros are auto-labeled in a weird order. Unfortunately I don't have any say in how they record it, I only do post-production.
Thanks man! You saved the day. You can't image how many videos I watched before I saw your video.
I'm really glad it helped!
Man you bailed me out of difficulty in getting a three-camera shot problem. thanks a lot.
MASSIVE TIP!! Thank you, this is a much better way to do multicam when you have not the best in camera or no in camera audio for certain angles.
Great video, helped me out tons! Thanks!!!
Thank You So Much. You saved my butt at work with this video.
Glad it helped!
You legend!! All my multicam is taken outside in windy conditions (audio sync doesn't work) with different time points i couldn't match them. Obviously was missing the in point setting and black video 🙏🙏
where I’d record one track of the soft and than use a second Edison to record scrubbing through the soft to mimic a wave table.
You're my best friend, man. I've been trying to figure this out. This tutorial did the trick. Thank you so much!
I’ve always wanted a best friend!
@@MitchellLosey Haha! Earned, Buddy. Thank you again.
wow someone on reality street, real world issues. One thing I did learn was have one LONG audio reference track but so hard dealing with multiple cameras with multiple clips to build a muticam sequence
Super well explained.
Thank you so much for this video, really helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
good shxt homie. thank you. just saved me hours of work
FACTS!!!!!! Thank you so much man, you're the best!!!!!!!!!
thank you!!! this is the best way
Dude thank you so much. This really really helped me out. Thanks a bunch!
Glad it helped!
I'm currently struggling using Multicam in Premiere Pro. Even in a recently tested strong desktop (Xeon 28 Cores, 64 gb Ram, RTX 3060 Ti 8 gb VRAM, SSD), playing back, cutting and selecting cameras in a 3 cam 2 audio recorder multicam secuence is a freaking nightmare! Super slow response (about 10 seconds to play or sift when it doesn't forget to, every time I make a cut this happens, just imagine how many cuts and how much lost time every time I need to play back or sift through the multicams), the computer spec don't even go over 50%, laggy, unresponsive, and if I need to edit a 2 hour weeding documentary edit, this is total trash. Seeing forums, all they say is update and a bunch of weird workaround which are 7 years old and did not work, and while updating solves some issues, you get new issues. I found your method about a year ago and it was a total game changer to me (being able to see your cameras at the same time is huge to me), but now that this is happening, it is just unworkable. Is anyone else having this issue? Could it be that this multicam editing method is inefficient for Premiere to process? Please help! For the time being, I am switching to Davinci on my next project.
Priceless advice!
Really helped me, thanks!
You could've selected them all from the project bin and created a Multicam sequence, then rightclicking and simplifying the sequence and creating a multicam from the video tracks. Much easier.
YEs I second that, that is what I do.
I just want to ask .Can you see the whole or the last one you've made or the Nice tutorialstory in the soft soft(20)and the softs that you have done
Will this tab also work if video 1 or source video clip is also split, meaning cam 1 and cam 2, both clips are already split?
Thanks for this over whelming tutorial, this saved my lots of time, Love from India❤
Wow, marvelous explanation!
This HELPED ME SO MUCH!!!! THANK YOU!
So helpful. And great, no nonsense video!!
Nice tutorial.... Very helpful
Glad it was helpful!
thank you very much. it was very helpful
This is a tip to "fix" a problem that doesn't exist. Premiere will happily sync all those files into a multicam. Doesn't matter that they're spaced out on the one camera.
thank you straight to the point
Brilliant! Just what I needed as a starter in multicam with Canon R5 4K and 6Dmk2 HD. :-)
What about when you have multiple audio sources, For example a ceremony I run a shotgun mic for the ambient sound (music and then cheering when they kiss), recorder plugged into board, Tascam on officiant, groom, and bride. I have to switch audio sources depending on who is speaking or what sounds best. I have not found a way to do this other than editing the Multicam sequence and then dropping the audio in to click synchronize and basically rewatch the whole thing to edit the audio of all the mics/sources and make cuts, adjust levels, transitions when swapping audio sources etc.
I deal with the same thing. There's not really a good way to mix the audio sources through the multicam. What I do is I get all the clips and audio sources synced in one timeline. Then I create the sequences for the cam angles like in the video. Then open the multicam sequence and copy over the additional audio tracks into the multicam sequence so they keep the alignment with the video. Then as I go through and watch and make the video cuts, I just manually switch the audio. It's not perfect but I'm not sure if there's an easier way.
Thank you! it was useful, i was looking for this vidoe and wondering how it is done, man, all my videos i was just using transition but i di dnot want to use transitions all the time. I was looking for something more natural. thanks a lot!
Glad it helped!
Like everyone says, very helpful and I too wasted a lot of time watching other videos before this one set me straight. I have one question - How I do I know for certain that the production audio is taking priority? How I do I know that the inferior camera audio isn't being mixed in? Thanks!
I just either disable the audio clip I don't want or disable to audio track that's not the main one.