Review: Pluraleyes for Final Cut Pro

I love this software. It saves hours in post-production for multi-camera edits, dual-system audio or multi-take workflows such as music videos. It automatically synchronizes all your audio and video clips without the need for timecode, clappers or any special preparation.

http://www.singularsoftware.com/pluraleyes.html

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• final
• cut
• pro
• software
• audio
• mixing
• synching
• pluraleyes

[Marco007Marco007]

How did it know which audio to use? Did it automatically find the right audio clip and replace it?

[FullDisclosur]

@Marco007Marco007 It doesn't replace the audio. You supply the audio tracks and it scans the audio waveforms and lines up the synced files. After it finishes it's job it lines up everything and you go and delete the camera audio and link the good audio files with the video track.

I hope that makes sense.

[MikeFolden]

Great review! So, you can just let your audio roll throughout the whole interview and still stop and start your clips on camera? Then, once you import all your interview clips in the timeline, you can just sync them all up? This sounds perfect and really easy. i don't want to have to stop and start my audio on my Zoom every time I start and stop a clip due to the time limit on the 5d.

Thanks again.

Mike

[FullDisclosur]

@MikeFolden Yup, it is that easy and great! Just make sure that the levels in the camera are not to loud or you are to far away from the source that the camera can't hear them. But other than that. Let it roll and forget it. Great, great audio tool.

[cre8tivity06]

Cool Tutorial. I would like to see a video on how to use the Multiclip option. What did you use to create your opening title sequence for this video? I thought it was cool looking!

[felolis]

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