Premiere Pro
Batch Sync
Drop your cameras and the external recorder on the timeline and click once. Batch Sync lines everything up by waveform or timecode, links video with the clean audio and mutes the camera mics. Sample accurate, on a copy of your sequence.
Premiere Pro 2023 or later · macOS, Windows coming soon
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The Batch Sync panel, exactly as it looks in Premiere Pro, next to a simulated timeline. Change the settings and press the button.
Every clip, in sync
Batch Sync listens to the camera audio and the recorder, finds the exact offset and moves each clip into place. One long recorder file under many clips? Handled.
Know what worked
Each group gets a sequence marker: green when it synced, red with the reason when it didn't. Your original sequence is never touched, the tool works on a copy.
FAQs
Waveform or timecode?
Both. Waveform is the default. Timecode uses your camera and recorder timecode, and Auto tries timecode first and falls back to the waveform.
Does it link the audio to the video?
Yes. Video, camera audio and external audio end up linked, and the camera audio is disabled so you only hear the recorder.
Does it change my sequence?
By default it creates a copy called "<name> SYNC" and works there.
Can I try it before buying?
Yes. Get One-Click Zoom free: it installs the full Toolkit panel and Batch Sync comes with 3 free uses.
How many cameras?
As many as you have. The camera on the lowest video track stays put, the other cameras and the audio move to it.