Video Follows Audio — Audio-Driven Multicam Editing for Premiere Pro

Let sound lead the edit.

Video Follows Audio by Tographer. Part of Tog Tools.

Turn separate microphone and camera tracks into an editable multicamera first pass in Premiere Pro. Match each audio track to a camera, choose your pacing, and analyze.

Your original sequence stays intact. The extension creates a separate sequence, cuts the timeline chronologically, and enables the selected angle while disabling the other mapped angles. Every decision remains adjustable in Premiere.

Choose an optional wide shot, set its frequency, and switch early, on time, or half a second late. Set a minimum shot length, optionally cut to wide during silence, and pause, resume, or stop while the edit is being created. Audio editing is optional and off by default.

$49 USD. One-time purchase. No subscription.

For Mac and Adobe Premiere Pro. Tested in Premiere Pro 26.3.2. Requires synchronized camera clips on separate video tracks and separate microphone sources on audio tracks. Analysis runs locally on source audio; timeline effects, gain, and channel remapping are not included. Premiere Pro is purchased separately.

License: one person, up to two Macs. A unique license key is delivered with your purchase. Activate online in the Premiere panel; verified licenses support up to seven days offline between checks. Deactivate a Mac to move its activation.

Download includes the signed extension, Mac installer, and a getting-started guide.