Speaker-driven camera cuts
Choose camera angles from microphone activity. Up to 10 mappings let several microphones use the same camera or each speaker have their own shot.
Automatic multicamera editing
Auto Camera for Adobe Premiere
Turn a recorded conversation into an editable multicamera cut. Assign microphones to camera tracks, choose the rhythm and let Auto Camera build the edit in Adobe Premiere Pro.
Premiere Pro 26.2+ · Windows & macOS · UXP panel
Automatic multicamera editing for podcasts and interviews
Work directly in Premiere with the cameras and microphone recordings already arranged on your timeline.
Map microphones to cameras
Read the active sequence and assign up to 10 microphone tracks to video tracks. Choose WAV source channels automatically or select a channel manually.
Set the rhythm
Adjust the voice threshold, reaction, speaker hold and minimum shot duration. Bring the next speaker on screen earlier with adjustable cut anticipation.
Create and refine the edit
Create a separate sequence with normal, editable clips. Keep refining the cuts in Premiere while your original sequence remains available.
Features
Shape the edit around the conversation
Editing rhythm and anticipation
Set how quickly the camera reacts, how long a shot is held and its minimum duration. Anticipate the next speaker by up to two seconds.
Wide-shot rules
Insert wide shots at fixed or random intervals, or between speaker changes. Adjust the duration to suit the conversation.
Silence removal
Trim pauses across audio and video together. Set the silence threshold, minimum pause and margins around speech; use Auto to estimate a threshold from your selected microphones.
Slow digital zoom
Choose the person to move toward in a one-, two- or three-person shot. Control zoom speed and enable it individually for each microphone and the wide shot.
Two editable layouts
Build the camera cut on a new top video track, or trim the existing camera tracks in the copied sequence. The result stays editable in Premiere.
Inside the Premiere panel
Your settings, camera assignments and zoom controls in one panel. Select any screenshot to enlarge it.
Microphones and cameras
Assign each microphone to an audio track and a camera, then select the source audio channel.
Several speakers, one camera
Map different microphones to the same camera while retaining a separate configuration for each speaker.
Choose the direction of the zoom
Select how many people are in the shot and the person to move toward. Enable the move for each shot independently.
Prepare your sequence
- Adobe Premiere Pro 26.2 or later.
- Cameras and microphone recordings must already be synchronized.
- Microphone analysis uses separate tracks with PCM or float WAV files, including multichannel WAV.
- Analysis reads source WAV audio; it does not include Premiere effects or the processed mixer signal.
- The CCX package is designed for Windows and macOS. Native integration has been tested on Windows; macOS validation is still pending.
Keep control of the result
Auto Camera works on a copy of the sequence and saves the result in a separate project file. Review the automatic edit, adjust cuts and continue working in Premiere. The original project is not overwritten.
Questions about Auto Camera for Adobe Premiere
Does it synchronize cameras and audio?
Prepare and synchronize the recordings first. Auto Camera uses their existing timeline positions to analyze microphones and create camera cuts.
Can I change the generated edit?
Yes. The output contains normal Premiere clips in a separate sequence. You can move cuts and keep editing by hand.
How does the zoom work?
It is a digital move created with Motion position and scale keyframes. You choose the subject and speed; it does not move a physical PTZ camera.
Which audio files can it analyze?
The current version analyzes source WAV files on the mapped microphone tracks, with automatic or manual source-channel selection. Compressed audio, nested sequences, reverse and speed changes are not supported for analysis.
How can I get access?
Contact support@pluginsforlive.com for access and licensing information. A payment link will be added to this page later.
Bring your next conversation to the timeline
Tell us about your Premiere workflow and ask about access to Auto Camera for Adobe Premiere.