Third-Party Blog Posts About PluralEyes

Larry Jordan's Monthly Newsletter, Issue #65, February 2010

"Once I saw what it did, and picked my jaw up off the floor, I've been showing this at my seminars around the world." Larry Jordan

Real-World Shooting With the Canon 7D: Making the Switch to HD-DSLR

"[I] sync everything up in Final Cut Pro with PluralEyes, an incredible program from Singular Software that saves many frustrating hours of trying to sync sound." PF Bentley

The DSLR Cinematography Guide: What you need to know to make beautiful, inexpensive movies

"If you’re shooting separate-system sound, you’ll have separate audio clips on a recorder or memory card and will need to sync them to your video files. However, unlike ye old method of using sticks (aka a clapper) and visually matching up the audio waveform to the video by hand, you can use an automated plugin called PluralEyes. This plugin will take your high-quality audio files and automatically sync them to your “dummy” track (the inferior audio recorded on-camera), as illustrated in Philip Bloom’s tutorial." nofilmschool

Synching sound for multiple cameras

"PluralEyes takes care of ANY multiple camera shoot, saving the editor more time than any tool I've ever seen." Daniel Brienza

How to get audio from nested FCP sequences to Soundtrack Pro

"This is good for any of you out there editing with a 7D or 5D and syncing audio to them with PluralEyes." Jeremy Hughes

Best of 2009. What a year!

"This is one of the best plug-ins I have ever come across. ... This really is a joyous product and I cannot recommend it enough." Philip Bloom

Video: Sync Sound and Canon 5D Mark II

"Jem Schofield put together this video describing how to sync external recorded audio with HD video shot on the Canon 5D Mark II... He then goes over his process for syncing audio tracks quickly and easily with a plugin for Final Cut Pro called PluralEyes." AbelCineTech

Syncing audio and video shot on 5d and Zoom using FCP and PluralEyes

"When you record sound separately with the 5d you need to sync it with the video in post. Normally you do it manually with a clapperboard and match the audio spikes.

"With Final Cut Pro and plug-in PluralEyes from singularsoftware.com you don't have to do it manually anymore. it's all automated and saves you a stack of time." Philip Bloom

Production Sound 2009
Top Trends and Products of the Year, Plus a Few Goodbyes

"The DSLR craze and PluralEyes ... The best sound quality by far can be obtained by NOT recording audio on these cameras and instead treat it like a true "double system" camera, meaning record the audio on a separate recorder. To this end, Singular Software's PluralEyes allows syncing separate audio and picture elements without timecode, automatically." Peter Schneider, Studio Daily

PluralEyes Tutorial

"I can't think of any software I was more impressed with in a long time." Philip Johnstone

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