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PluralEyes Review

August 12, 2010 By Eric Reagan

This is for all of you guys out there trying your hand at working with DSLR video.

If you’ve tried working with multiple video and audio tracks in a non-linear editor, then you know what a challenge that it can be to sync up the audio wave forms among different tracks.  It’s not necessarily hard to do manually, but it can be tedious and time consuming when you start piling on cameras and audio-recording sources.

Enter Singular Software’s PluralEyes.

Read the full review over at Tech Tilt: PluralEyes Review: Magic Sauce for Syncing Multi-Cam and Multi-Source Audio

Filed Under: Software Tagged With: adobe premiere, audio, cinematography, dslr, final cut pro, nle, non-linear editing, plural eyes, post production, singular software, sony vegas, syncing software, video, waveforms

 

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