How to Create a MULTICAM Sequence with AUDIO Sync in PREMIERE Pro

In this tutorial I show you how to set-up and create a Multicam sequence, leveraging Premiere Pro's powerful audio-sync feature.

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A couple questions. I am now the DoP and editor for a real estate investment company doing a lot of multi-cam shoots. 3 cameras plus Zoom F6 audio recorder, and we use Tentacle Sync Timecode devices on the 3 cameras. The Zoom has timecode function we can jam to it.
The Questions:
1. After importing everything synced to Premiere through Tentacle's own software, Should I then nest everything> right click & choose multi cam?
2. all 3 cameras film in 4k, but final output is 1080. I like to use the extra size to reframe or zoom in when needed. Rare instance I can keyframe some Ken Burns action. Any chance you know how this can be used with multi-cam mode in Premiere?

Thanks!