For many editors, the choice was clear. As one professional noted, after editing a feature-length documentary, "Premiere just couldn't handle it... Pluraleyes was the only tool that gave me clean, properly synced sequences".

For professionals working with Adobe Premiere, PluralEyes 2.0 offered a powerful set of features:

Manually syncing multi-camera footage and separate audio tracks is one of the most tedious tasks in post-production. For years, editors spent hours lining up waveforms, matching slate claps, and slipping tracks frame by frame. Red Giant’s PluralEyes 2.0 revolutionized this workflow, offering Adobe Premiere users a fast, automated solution for syncing audio and video.

Because PluralEyes was the industry pioneer for automatic waveform syncing, major video editing platforms eventually built these identical features directly into their own software. You do not need PluralEyes to achieve fast, automated audio and video synchronization. 1. Premiere Pro Native Syncing (Free / Built-in)