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May 17, 2025
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Multicam tracks

  • May 17, 2025
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Hi,

 

I sync my files with multicam but I find some mystery. 

 

First : If I create a "single timecode" multicam source sequence with differents camera angles, this will work. BUT If in an other time I do the same thing to create each multicam for each file, Premiere Pro doesn't care. Sometimes I could have several files for one sound on an unique multicam and each file is on a different track while they are the same camera label. 

Two : If I create for exemple a multicam preset with 23 sound tracks to be sure to have all of my sounds from differents cameras and at the end, the multicam contains only 10 tracks, even if I change that, Premiere doesn't care and will stay on 23 tracks when I will use it in a sequence.

Three : In my multicam of 23 sound tracks but for real 10 tracks, If I delete empty tracks and even change the order of my sounds, Premiere doesn't care and will show me the order of sound's creation when I will use it in a timeline. BUT if I use the flatten option to see the exact ting inside my multicam, this will show me what I decide.

Are the any solutions ?

    Correct answer PaulMurphy

    I'll go through each of your questions below to help clarify how multicam source sequences work in Premiere Pro:

    1. Single Timecode:
      I'm not entirely sure what you're describing here—could you provide more detail?

    2. Sequence Presets:
      When using Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence with a sequence preset, Premiere Pro doesn’t adapt the preset to the media. The audio channel count, frame rate, resolution, and sample rate all remain as defined in the preset. I recommend using the Automatic option to better match your source media.

    3. Audio Channel Setup:
      Avoid deleting tracks within the multicam sequence, as this only removes input tracks. To adjust output channels:
      1. Select the multicam source sequence in the Project panel.
      2. Go to Clip > Modify > Audio Channels.
      3. Set the number and order of output channels.

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    PaulMurphyCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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    May 18, 2025

    I'll go through each of your questions below to help clarify how multicam source sequences work in Premiere Pro:

    1. Single Timecode:
      I'm not entirely sure what you're describing here—could you provide more detail?

    2. Sequence Presets:
      When using Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence with a sequence preset, Premiere Pro doesn’t adapt the preset to the media. The audio channel count, frame rate, resolution, and sample rate all remain as defined in the preset. I recommend using the Automatic option to better match your source media.

    3. Audio Channel Setup:
      Avoid deleting tracks within the multicam sequence, as this only removes input tracks. To adjust output channels:
      1. Select the multicam source sequence in the Project panel.
      2. Go to Clip > Modify > Audio Channels.
      3. Set the number and order of output channels.
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