cs6 for video?

I would like to do some entry level video work. I have a 7D, T3i, and a Zoom H4n recorder, and I would like to do a short music video of my kids (piano, guitar, drums), and I'm wonder how well CS6 could mix the two video streams, plus the high quality audio. I would like to make it as profession as possible with multiple camera angles sync'd to to the audio. I can get reasonable upgrade cost from cs5 extended, so cs6 could be attractive. But if not cs6, what are some other low cost options. I'm a PC user.

CS6 is great. The addition of Warp Stabilizer, adjustment layers, and a bunch of other new features... i'm loving it, but thats just my humble opinion

I am with bpaulette. Definitely worth the upgrade price and you can do multicam in cs6. Simple and intuitive. Check it out http://www.youtube.com​/watch?v=YOiIsGb1yJo

You can mix in Audition and do the rest in Premiere. I strictly use the Adobe Suite in my workflow.

I recently shot and edited my first video using PS CS6, I think its nice and easy to use, especially when you know your way around PS already. I have yet to utilize several camera angles and doing mix-downs using different audio sources, I'll give that a shot next time.

Video: "BNT Ride Along with Danny George (drifting)"
http://www.youtube.com​/watch?v=OFudSD7bG1E

Thanks for sharing. I bet those tires don't last long Was this just with regular CS6 or the extended version. It looks like Adobe put some nice video features in the baseline CS6 products, and I don't have to spend extra for the "premiere" version.

I know I'm late to the party on this, but I just wanted to endorse CS6 as well.
Also, since the release of Creative Cloud, you basically get any and all Adobe products for $49 a month. Over two years time, that's still less than purchasing Premiere as a standalone. Since I had a licensed copy of CS4, I was able to get a discount of only $29 a month for the first year.