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You will likely need to create new video/audio tracks to accommodate. To begin, lay in all of your clips from the ASSETS bin to the timeline, starting with Camera A and working your way up to Camera C and then the external audio. One of the best/easiest ways to create a sync map is to use Pluraleyes, an application that will take your reference audio, analyze the waveforms, and sync all of your clips up to external audio in seconds. This can be done by hand, by timecode or with a piece of third party syncing software. This вЂњSync MapвЂќ sequence is where we will arrange and sync up all of the various video and audio clips. In the AE Work bin, create a new sequence entitled вЂњSync MapвЂќ. Once the files have finished importing, you can close the ASSETS bin. Choose all of the video/audio files contained within and import them at your preferred DNxHD resolution. Open the ASSETS bin and import the contents of the corresponding ASSETS folder from the zip file above. STEP 1: SET UP YOUR PROJECTВ Д¬reate a new project with these settings:Д¬reate two bins in your new project, one called вЂњAE WorkвЂќ and another named вЂњASSETSвЂќ. STEP 10: AUTOMATE THE MULTIGROUPING PROCESS STEP 7: PREP THE MULTIGROUPING CUSTOM BIN VIEW STEP 5: CREATE YOUR MULTIGROUPING KEYBOARD STEP 3: USE PLURALEYES TO CREATE A SYNC MAP

There will also be video links to the various steps throughout the written tutorial: If you prefer to watch a video to learn, you can see the entire Multigrouping process in action below.

If youвЂ™d like to follow along, download this zip file which contains the example video and audio files:

PLURALEYES 4 TUTORIAL AVID HOW TO

>В This written/video tutorial will teach you how to multigroup by hand and with a keyboard macro program from start to finish. With a Multigroup clip, you can quickly and easily change camera angles in your timeline. Multigrouping is the process in Avid of combining multiple camera angles and external audio files into one special clip referred to as a вЂњMultigroupвЂќ. Thanks to Vinnie Manierre and Rob Kraut for providing this information/collaborating with me and thanks to some other very talented post production gurus and AEs as well, including Vincent Rocca and Tim Leavitt. I highly recommend you learn to multigroup by hand before automating.

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He offers it for free (though you should donate!) through his site: AE and Editor Noah Chamow has created a macro that is extremely comprehensive and automates this process even further.

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