Sync Map using AI Features

Context: A lot of times on documentaries and films lots of cameras will start/stop, meaning multiple clips will sync to one audio file. When you add multiple cameras into the mix, it can get a bit crazy. Usually not a big problem if you have timecode lock on the cameras, but often there are cases where you have to sync via another method such as waveform. This isn’t always great because not all cameras run native scratch audio and even when they do, sometimes the waveforms are too generic to where Premiere tries to sync things that don’t actually go together.

Problem: When Timecode Sync and Waveform Sync fail, you’re left with having to find a “sync point” and manually sync each clip.

Solution: It’d be great if in addition to Waveform audio and Timecode sync, Premiere could use the transcribe and visual analysis AI tools it has built in to sync clips. It would also be nice to create “sync map” sequences that could easily convert into multicam sequences when sync is finished.