Hello.
I am a youtuber and I am doing interviews.
My equipment consists of two speech recorders: DR-05 with a plugged-in MOVO VXR10 and DR-07mkII and a stand-alone camera on a tripod.
All those tracks need to be synched.
I walk around and turn all my equipment by hand. Speech recorders record at a slightly different speed, in relationship to each other and to the camera.
When I tried to find the right product, I decided to stick with DaVinci Resolve for a while. Yet, despite the advertisements, Autosync in Davinci is far from perfect.
How good is Adobe Premiere at stretching or shrinking audio tracks in order to synch them with the video?
If I place markers on different tracks to denote that the tracks are slightly off, would Premiere be able to guess to stretch the recorded tracks?
Can I inch up the length of the track by one frame?
Send me a link to a tutorial where this process is shown in detail, please.
Inching up is why I liked DaVinci for a while.
Does Premiere offer a handy 'inching up' function?
To what decimal place can I stretch or shrink a track?
At this point we couldn't think of anything better then to write a script that 'shims' the audio or removes small slices, in order to compensate for the recording speed errors that my speech recorders produce.
I would like to find a real solution for auto synchronization.
My interviews look professional enough and yet I would really like to not to have to do it entirely by hand.
Is there such script that works from within Adobe Premiere?
Is there a plugin that makes Premiere even better at synchronization?
I heard about such plugin mentioned in the tutorial videos, yet I could never find it.
Right now, I am still uncertain why all the authsynchs in all the programs that I try work so poorly and allow the recording speed error to accumulate, instead of stretching the tracks to make them synch.
Happy New Year.
Thank you.
--Vladimir Tolskiy
