What this example shows
This exported production edit was built from MultiCam timelines in Premiere Pro. Watch the relationship between the music, camera changes and coverage. It is a reference for the finished cut, not a screen recording of generation or a measured editing-time test.
- Coverage: compare the wide view with performer, deck and crowd detail. Each angle should add information to the sequence.
- Pacing: listen through the musical lead-in and the changes that follow. Review whether each switch supports the phrase rather than simply adding another cut.
- Continuity: check that movement remains consistent when an angle changes. Verify uncertain sync against a visible action before judging the pacing.
Apply the workflow to your own DJ set
Capture a continuous DJ mixer master recording and scratch audio on every camera. Sync and review the camera positions, map the camera roles, then generate a short test before committing to the full cut. The DJ-set editing guide covers the complete workflow.
Measured sync evidence and more examples
The separate 75-minute field test records the sync results for 55 production clips, including recovery limits. Watch the Pretty Pink and INPARALLEL Creamfields clips in our festival multicam examples.
Try MultiCam in Premiere Pro
MultiCam is in private beta for Apple Silicon Macs running Premiere Pro 2024 or newer. It provides an editable first cut for you to inspect and refine. See the installation requirements before requesting access.