Then you can select multiple clips and drag them into the timeline to create a rough cut.īeyond this, the interface is much more configurable, so you can choose the button icons that appear around windows and other panes, though jog and shuttle controls seem gone from most playback windows. Otherwise, in the Project window, you can now view your content as thumbnails, and-reminiscent of FCPX-play the clips in the Project window and set in and out points. You can now display an unlimited number of tracks in Premiere’s multi-camera monitor. Adobe did not add automatic audio-based syncing found in Apple's Final Cut Pro X, but Singular Software’s PluralEyes software will be available for CS6 when it’s released, though it wasn’t for my testing.įigure 2. As you can see in Figure 2, Premiere Pro reconfigured the Multi-Camera interface to accommodate the five tracks, and from there it was business as usual. The project that I edited in CS6 was a local church’s Easter production involving three HDV cameras, one DSLR, and one graphics tracks, along with 5 audio tracks. Fortunately, you can switch back to the CS5.5 interface and keyboard shortcutsįor me, the biggest new feature in Premiere Pro is the unlimited multiple-camera interface. Fortunately, you can switch back to the CS 5.5 workspace and change back to the CS 5.5 keyboard shortcuts with just a few keystrokes.įigure 1. Adobe also changed the default keyboard shortcuts, reportedly to make them more efficient for the keyboard related trimming discussed below. Judging from Premiere Pro’s new appearance, the new version appears to be focused on luring editors from Avid, as the new default interface looks an awful lot like Avid’s Media Composer ( Figure 1). I’ll keep this brief and hit the high notes, and hopefully convince my editors to support a more lengthy first-look review with benchmark testing.įirst of all, the bundle still includes Encore and Adobe Media Encoder, but not OnLocation, which has been totally dropped from the suite. What’s in it for you and me? Well, I worked on my first job with the beta and received a briefing from the company, and here are my high level observations regarding the Premiere Pro bundle. So, Adobe announced that it will showcase Production Premium Creative Suite 6 at NAB prior to its official release sometime in the first half of 2012.
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