AutoPod
If you edit video podcasts in Premiere, this is close to a no-brainer: it removes the most tedious hours of multicam switching and leaves the result fully editable. Resolve users can now run it too, but that version is a beta and the free edition of Resolve only works on older releases.
Pros
- Output is a normal sequence, so you keep full manual control over every cut
- Handles up to ten cameras and ten microphones, which most competing automations do not
- 30-day trial is long enough to run several real episodes through it
- Three tools (multicam, jump cut, social clips) in one licence, and the same key works in Resolve
Cons
- Licence is bound to one computer, so laptop-plus-workstation editors need two keys
- No volume or team pricing; scaling means buying duplicate keys on one email
- Resolve support is a beta, and the free edition of Resolve works only up to version 19.0.3
- Multicam editing needs a separate audio track per speaker