5 PREMIERE PRO tips you NEED TO KNOW!

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So many videos claim to share useful Adobe Premiere tips and tricks and completely disappoint. This video was the complete opposite. I learned SUPER valuable tricks I never knew before that I'll be using going forward. Great work, Armando!

TeamAPS

I liked the arcades behind you. Talk about them. Thanks.

renefotografo

Adobe saw everyone moving to DaVinci Resolve and decided to try harder.

NirnBootMod

I'm definitely amateur when it comes to Premiere so these tips were all SUPER helpful. Thanks guys!

Eshcole

This video.

Is LEGIT. 🔥

Like legitimately, there are a thousand tutorial vids on YT for Premiere Pro, tips tricks and what not, and after my 8 years of professional editing on Premiere Pro, THESE are the actual tiny points that make a huge difference, and tend to fade off from the conscious mind.
Awesome content for the starters and newbies.

sbk_nef

Duuude, that enable remix is one of the best discoveries I found here!

Great video as always, man!

RyanZulqudsie

I was looking for something to spice up my videos U are a champ . Great tips . Now am excited to make something

mreleven

These episodes are awesome. I can't tell you how helpful the episode where Connor showed how to keyword saver.

markbenavides

I use enable a lot so that shortcut key is a great idea! Soo many things to learn it's impossible to keep up with new ways but I appreciate this video. Thank you guys for sharing the love.

djlive

Great little video guys! Connor your looking good man! Moving up! Congratulations

JamesDBuzzard

Man brotha. My favorite one was the slow motion trick when filming footage in 24sec. Sometimes I get so upset wishing I shot some music video car scenes in 60fps and end up just adding it in 24fps. Which doesn't give it such a great look for b-rolls. But now I'm able to slow it down whenever I'm stuck in a stuation like that. I've had some time in my hand and decide to watch some tip and tricks and definitely spending my time learning

TheGuyJose

Awesome video. I also want to add something to help people :)
1. That 1% Warp stabiliser doesn't always work the way you wanted, but you can right click the clip and send it to After Effects. Now in AE's version of Warp Stabiliser, under Advanced, you have the option of DELETING the tracking points that you don't want. Taking your clip into example: The Stabiliser probably looks at the actor and treats him like a Wall that needs to be stabilised. So you just go into advanced, show tracking pointa, and scrub through and delete those that are generated on the actor, while keeping the ones that track the Wall. (this happens especially for closeups where the moving object is bigger than the frame in a certain direction)
2. This doesn't even appear in Keyboard Shortcuts, so I don't know what it's called, but essentially (especially in Windows, I haven't tried on Mac) when you have your entire program selected, press Ctrl+\ once or twice and you'll see it get "Properly Maximised", giving you more screen realestate. No more Windows bar with minimise, maximise, X (close) up top. Also useful for second monitors since you don't have a maximise button there and the only way to enlarge your workspace is to drag the corners.
3. A lot of editors make a Sequence of selects (best offs) the following way: Use JKL to play a source file, I and O for selecting the bit they want, then ", " or "." for placing it in the timeline. All is fine and well and the keys are close together, no mouse is needed, BUT: what if that source clip has another 2-3 bits that you also want selected? Now you have to use the mouse to re-focus the Source Window, since the last action left you with the timeline and the Program Window selected. Well, not anymore! You can bind "Select Source Window" to a key next to JKL, IO, ., Like the letter M maybe (I use a gaming keyboard and have a key between space and alt. So really fast press In Out Insert Switch, then Play, In Out Insert Switch again. No mouse.
4. If you have a mouse with two thumb buttons, set them to Undo, Redo. Useful not only for Premiere and helps you with quick before-after-before-after actions :)

ToastedSynapseGaming

After all this time you're one of my favorite YouTuber's

BerlinGonzalez

A better method to multi-cam - Highlight both the top and bottom video clips, nest together, right click the nested clip and go to 'Multi-Camera' and select 'Enable' - Now the 'A' and 'B' camera clips that have been nested together can be toggled between each other by selecting numbers 1 and 2 on the keyboard. A lot easier. Now as you are going through your edit you can make a cut at wherever you want the angle change and press 1 or 2 to choose which angle you want :)

CameronHall