Where is the Multicam Monitor in Premiere Pro CC?

Question

Trying to work on a project to get a two camera seminar edit done and I can't seem to find the Multicam monitor? I've manually synced up the two files in one sequence and then created another and enabled sequence one as a multicam, just like normal. I even double clicked the multicam sequence to bring it up in the monitor and both cameras are displayed, but when I click on the individual cams as the clips are playing (either in the monitor or in the timeline) nothing happens with the sequence. No edits are made in the timeline. I realize there isn't a record type button in the window that's displaying both cams and the usual red highlight from the multicam monitor remains yellow around the clips. Is there something I am just missing, how can I get the "edits" I'm making in the monitor to actually become edits on the timeline so I don't have to go through and do this manually. (It's a two hour seminar, just trying to save some time here)

Thanks!

-Sean

petergaraway · Accepted Answer

Hi Sean,In Premiere Pro CC the Multi-Camera monitor is now inside the Program Monitor panel. To enable it follow these steps. Click the Settings button (the button shaped like a wrench in the lower-right portion of the Program Monitor), and choose Multi-Camera from the menu that appears. This converts the Program Monitor to multi-camera mode.Here are two tutorials here:Video:http://tv.adobe.com/watch/learn-premiere-pro-cc/using-multicam-mode-to-autosync-multiple-angles-or-takes/Text:http://blogs.adobe.com/premierepro/2013/04/a-quick-walkthrough-of-editing-a-multi-camera-sequence-with-clips-synchronized-by-audio.htmlBest,Peter Garaway Adobe Premiere Pro

Slambo239 · Answer

Can Adobe PLEASE go back to the way you did it before? I cannot stand that I have to give up my Program window to do a multi-cam edit. This seems like a step backwards. I like my Program monitor on a separate screen and that is ALWAYS my program monitor.

AND...we have to hit a record button first now??? What is the point of that? It is an extra step that just doesn't seem necessary. The whole multi-cam editing has taken a huge step backwards and I hate it. I do many multi-cam shoots and this has bogged me down.

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