How using a SPEED RAMP can IMPROVE your videos!!

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[PeterMcKinnon]

If you could only watch ONE more 'Two Minute Tuesday' - What would the topic be? :) P.s. Have a great day!

[SouthpawAutoworks]

Years later, I keep finding myself circling back to your older videos. Really digging the new stuff, too (Formula 1, Maddie podcast, etc). Thank you for your ongoing contribution to this platform.

[AlainBuii]

You absolutely kill it with these two minute tutorials and you're one of my biggest inspirations in videography! I just made my own speed ramp tutorial for premiere and after effects and since I'm pretty new at it, it would mean the world to get some feedback from you!

[Ryan-ipli]

Frig, every tutorial on youtube should only be 2 minutes!! Thanks dude!

[angelolikescoffee]

Hi Peter, I love your work. I'm some sort of Videomaker and Photographer and watching your videos helps more than you think. Thanks for the effort you put in every single video and I hope the best for you and your future. Thank you again.

[rotospace]

Nearly 2 years later, and I still come back to this for a refresher every now and then :)

[BeckiandChris]

Woah I had no idea you could do it this way! Thanks Pete!

[YouCantEatTheGrass]

I loved the shot in the basement stock room of that camera store where you used this effect, makes everything 37% more interesting!

[ChristopherTungFlips]

Love your Two Minute Tuesdays!! I'll drink coffee made with my Chemex and absorb some knowledge and caffeine at the same time, haha. Keep on rockin' Peter!

[jasono]

You know you've made it when your subscribers get rounded off to the nearest 100, 000 !! 1.2 MILLION subs, you deserve it Pete.

[MarlonKingShow]

Perfect, thank you, just what I needed. I have been doing hard cuts and adjusting each one manually which meant no smooth flow between.

[zolushka]

Your channel was suggested to me by YouTube and OMG I am glad I clicked. Have been watching your videos for the past 5 hours. Learning so much! Thank you so much for this channel! Love it!

[eastatlantavideo]

I watched this one when it first came out. It seems like about once a year since then I forget how to do this and have to come back and watch this again. Thanks Pete.

[swashy]

He assumes knowledge here. The base framerate of the project is 24fps. He interprets the footage before dropping it into the timeline so that the whole clip is rendered in slow motion. He then selects the point where he wants the slow motion to start, and speeds up the footage before that point back to normal speed. In the case of 120fps, that's 500%.
Am I right in assuming that in the case of footage taken at 60fps, the speed up percentage would be 250% to achieve normal speed? (125% for 30fps)

Conversely, some videos talk about *slowing clips down* 20%, 40% or 80% for 30, 60, and 120 fps respectively. But that would mean dropping the clip into the timeline without interpreting the footage first I am assuming.

[StefanZivkovicMedia]

I wish you explained how to slowdown/speed up the audio in a gradual fashion as well

[brapamaldi]

dude! i dont even use premier pro (cant afford a computer to run it) but its so refreshing to see a video explain in JUST TWO MINUTES what others take up to 10/20 minutes of your time to demonstrate. top job man. thankfully I can do something similar in davinci resolve once i get my linux box sorted with drivers and stuff.

[MoynankM]

Peter you're the best !
I have learned so much from you ...
Keep making this type of videos
Also congrats in advance for 1M subs !!!

[ciscogeeyehn]

Taking my first film class this semester. Asked the professor how to do this, he said it would be too hard to explain to me. Peter did it in 2 mins! Thank you man!

[AndrewVittiHD]

Nothing but perfection as usual Pete! Can you do a tutorial on how you created your graphics for your intros??? I'm extremely curious how to do it. Thanks again as always for sharing your talent & knowledge!

[ProfVallejo]

A'int no Hurricane gonna prevent me from watching a new video from Peter McKinnon! Thanks again from Houston, TX!