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- Real Name: André Finotti
I've worked on Moviola, Steinbeck, Media100, Final Cut Pro, Avid, Premiere Pro, DaVinci and back to Premiere...
A little context: now that I have a small postproduction / editing house (around 10 employes) in São Paulo and Resolve is the obvious choice for color and we are having a good experience with Fairlight, the dream is to edit on Resolve and break the number one rule that locks the workflow that is: start postproduction only with the picture locked. Change this paradigma will be revolutionary for efficiency of the business. The colorist and sound editor will have less idle and lazy days and less rush and busy days. Balance.
So why back to Premiere?
Because I can't use Multicam and Multichannel Audio at the same time. Period.
When I say Multichannel Audio, I say the ability to choose which channels to use or delete and also the ability to make basic edits on this audio, like cut off bumps and clicks of one mic maintaining others.
It's great that you can keep all channels on an adaptative track of a Multicam clip to keep editing simpler, but you should be able to make edits on this multichannel track.
In other words, the feature I miss so much is open a multichannel adaptative track and edit the tracks inside it individually.
If this is possible, please tell me how because I can't figure out.
A little context: now that I have a small postproduction / editing house (around 10 employes) in São Paulo and Resolve is the obvious choice for color and we are having a good experience with Fairlight, the dream is to edit on Resolve and break the number one rule that locks the workflow that is: start postproduction only with the picture locked. Change this paradigma will be revolutionary for efficiency of the business. The colorist and sound editor will have less idle and lazy days and less rush and busy days. Balance.
So why back to Premiere?
Because I can't use Multicam and Multichannel Audio at the same time. Period.
When I say Multichannel Audio, I say the ability to choose which channels to use or delete and also the ability to make basic edits on this audio, like cut off bumps and clicks of one mic maintaining others.
It's great that you can keep all channels on an adaptative track of a Multicam clip to keep editing simpler, but you should be able to make edits on this multichannel track.
In other words, the feature I miss so much is open a multichannel adaptative track and edit the tracks inside it individually.
If this is possible, please tell me how because I can't figure out.