Today, I’m going to show you how to sync multiple clip in Kinemaster and edit a two camera shoot. So read the step by step instruction then you will make a best sync multiple video.

With frame-by-frame editing capabilities in KineMaster, synchronizing multiple cameras is super easy which is great news. Read fully then you will know how to Sync Multiple clip in kinemaster.

If you like to film live performances because with two cameras you can record one with wide settings and hold a second one to grab some nice close ups as the action unfolds.

First of all we have to do this thing. Get our media, so we Select Media, click on the album select the video, and then we’re going to select this track here, which is our A camera and this track here.

which is our B camera and we’ll click here to exit. Now we’ve got two tracks and, in a moment, I’ll lay these up on top of each other but before I do, I need to ensure that they both have the same start position.

I’m sure you’ve all seen clapper boards at the movies, but these will work just as well. Start your cameras rolling and then get the person in front of the camera to clap.

And let me show you we can see clapping his hands, which gives us a great visual reference for syncing. But, for added accuracy.

Step 1. Track Extract

Let’s select the video track, extract the audio, and now you can see we also have an audio spike on the waveform we can reference

The idea is if we get someone to clap, then trim both of our clips to start at exactly the same moment, we can put them on top of each other and they will be in sync.

Let’s trim away this footage on the left by clicking this handy shortcut. So don’t worry about the audio we extracted.

we can actually delete that because I will show you if we click into our mixer, we can restore our audio simply by unclicking the mute button.

That’s a great feature of KineMaster! You can extract the audio temporarily from a track to get visual representation of the sound you’re looking for in a clip, then delete it again because KineMaster simply mutes your connected audio.

Let’s do the same thing again to the footage from my second camera. There is his clap. Let’s extract our audio. Zoom in so we can really see. And let’s position our Playhead over this middle clap again. Select Trim to the left of playhead and delete the audio track.

Now, we’re going to click these three little dots here and Duplicate as layer which we will drag across to lay it over our other camera. I will delete this one here and these cameras should now be in sync.

Let’s have a listen and see what we think. They do appear to be in sync and the sound is coming from this first track which is the one I had my microphone on, and the second track we’ll leave on mute.

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Let’s select the first track again and select Mixer, then Auto Volume to give our audio a little pop. Place the Playhead just before the music starts and with track one selected, Click Trim/Split and Split at playhead.

Now, do the same thing for track two. The reason being, we want to ensure we cut both tracks in exactly the same place so they remain in sync.

We can resize track B to fill the screen, but I find it helps to keep it smaller for now so that we can see both cameras at once as we make our cuts and select our shots.

Before we do that, let’s click on Adjustment and add a little contrast and brightness to better match camera A. That looks pretty close.

Step 2. Now Trim Split the clips

Let’s watch the first little bit and see what we think. A nice mid shot, slowly panning down. I think this should be our first shot, for sure.

At this point here, we want to notch out our B-roll to reveal track A so we can see our performer as he starts to sing. Click the track, Trim/Split, Split at playhead Shuttle forward as I change my shot and Split at playhead again.

Now, we can delete this unwanted bit and we get a nice gap. Let’s select this first clip, select Split Screen, and click here to make this clip full size.

Now we have our nice mid shot at the beginning, cut to our wide shot for a few moments, and then back to this close up of the fret board.

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