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SINGULAR SOFTWARE’S NEW PLURALEYES RELEASE ADDS SUPPORT FOR SONY VEGAS PRO

PVC News Staff | 01/27

Saves hours in post-production; Automates media synchronization for multi-camera, multi-take, dual-system audio editing

Singular Software™, developer of automation applications for post-production, announced that its flagship product PluralEyes™ version 1.1 for Final Cut Pro® has expanded its support for non-linear editing applications to include Sony® Vegas Pro®. Designed for time-conscious video professionals, PluralEyes offers critical workflow automation tools for analyzing media content and synchronizing audio and video clips, including stunning DSLR (digital single lens reflex) camera images. The new PluralEyes plug-in for Vegas Pro provides an array of features for managing multi-camera, multi-take, and dual-system audio productions; including a level audio option, preserving the order of clips, and clip locking for seamless integration into existing workflows.

“Multiple cameras, takes and separately-recorded audio make for great videos, but require a synchronization step that can be complicated to set up and very time-consuming in post-production,” says Bruce Sharpe, CEO, Singular Software. “The PluralEyes plug-in addresses this need by quickly and efficiently automating the entire sync process with frame accuracy, regardless of project complexity or camera quality. We are excited to expand our support to Vegas Pro users and provide them with the benefits of automatic synchronization.”

About PluralEyes  

The PluralEyes application dramatically accelerates the workflow for multi-camera, multi-take and dual-system audio productions. By analyzing audio information, PluralEyes synchronizes audio and video clips automatically, without the need for time code, clappers or other special preparation. Optimized for fast performance on both Mac and PC platforms, PluralEyes supports both Vegas Pro and Final Cut Pro.

Availability and Pricing of PluralEyes          

Until January 31st, 2010, PluralEyes for Vegas Pro is available at a special introductory price of $119 USD (regularly priced $149 USD) via the Singular Software website: http://www.singularsoftware.com.


Final Cut Pro and Vegas Pro users can also sample PluralEyes by downloading a fully functional 30-day free trial version from: http://www.singularsoftware.com/downloads.html.


About Singular Software

Established in 2008, Singular Software pioneers the development of workflow automation applications for audio and video professionals. Its breakthrough solution, PluralEyes, offers innovative technology to automate and simplify multi-camera, multi-take and dual-system audio workflows. Singular Software products support industry leading non-linear editing products. For more information about Singular Software, please visit: http://www.singularsoftware.com.

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