Cut hours off your multicam edit.
Auto-switch cameras, strip silence, mix and master your audio, and export stems — right inside Premiere Pro. What used to take an afternoon now takes minutes.
Multicam ToolboxFrom raw footage to finished cut.
Map your speakers to cameras, hit Run, and watch the timeline transform.
Everything a podcast editor needs.
Audio-Driven Switching
Maps each speaker's audio track to their camera. Cuts to whoever is talking — and when a pause would leave the same camera on both sides of a gap, inserts a reaction shot to prevent a jump cut.
Silence Removal
Scans every track simultaneously, detects gaps below your noise threshold, and ripple-deletes them with configurable padding — so the syllables on either side of each cut are always preserved.
Filler Word Removal
Detects "um", "uh", and other filler words using two independent models that must agree before any cut is made — keeping false positives to a minimum.
Auto Mix & Master
Denoise, normalize to broadcast loudness (EBU R128 / −14 LUFS), and balance levels across tracks — applied per-track in one pass. No round-trip to a DAW required.
Audio Export
Extract individual audio tracks from your sequence as separate WAV files — ready for audio post, podcast delivery, or a mix engineer.
Your first edit in three steps.
Install from Creative Cloud, then open Multicam Toolbox from Window → Extensions in Premiere Pro.
One audio track per speaker. Each camera on its own video track. Everything lined up in time.
Open the Wizard, name each speaker, and tick the cameras they appear on.
Run executes the passes you enabled — Smart Switch always runs, with silence trimming, filler removal, and voice mixing as opt-in extras.
System requirements
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Download the extension and run your first Smart Switch in under two minutes. Free for 30 days — cancel anytime before your trial ends.
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