Hey Javier thanks for all the great material you publish for us. I was hoping you have one more tip. Is there a tip on how to rejoin a video clip after you just cut it and decided you want to put it back together? I know you can undo it if you haven't gone too far down the road. But if that's not an option is there a way to rejoin? Like in Photoshop you can merge layers, is there a way to merge clips back into one piece in Premier? Thank you!
Ripple Edit. Javier! Im coming from VEGAS. Please do a tutorial how to have a similar Fade Out Offset by dragging at the end or beginning of the clip and how to handle clips that are out of sync (where is the timecode on that)
Javier You're the best Premiere teacher i've ever seen on youtube, really appreciate your work man. Thank you so much for this kind of content! love your work man. keep it up.
Absolutely love your channel! As a junior editor the information you provide is invaluable. I especially love catching these while working on a project and getting that "a ha" moment. Please keep the content coming.
I get so much more value out of your channel than much larger channels that center around clickbait reviews and talking head time. Thank you for all you do.
@@JavierMercedes thank you Sir for all your teachings, I am now a much better editor than what i used to be because of you and your videos :) God bless you and your family.
This video is SO amazing!! Thank you so much! Quick question though - it looks like the subscribe animation you use for the green screen tutorial already has a transparent background (since the matte color shows thru when you insert it) - so how would you remove the background to export an animation with transparency (which is so awesome to know). Or if I am missing something, please let me know! 🙏 Thank you again!!
Check out some Javier's other videos about audio and also Alex Knickerbocker's channel about getting great recordings. Also, learn about proper recording (gain structure) and basic effects for mixing (EQ and compression).
Love your tips as i get back to premiere pro....Especially the tip to use my laptop as full screen playback....Was going well for days, now I cannot get it to do it again. Went to Preferences/Playback and checked the monitor buttons, but it won't show up on my laptop screen. Any thoughts if i did something wrong? Thanks again
I knew most of these tips, but I still find this video helpful because it lets me know that I'm maximizing my use of Premiere Pro! Quick note for new editors: try to use your keyboard as much as possible! Keyboard shortcuts will make the world of difference.
Javier, man this is the type of tutorial that SO many people need for Premier Pro. I use Premier ALL the time and I learned a couple things from this vid that's a game changer. PLUS, would love to have you on my podcast...jut throwing it out there.
for the first time of watching tutorial in youtube,I have to say ' I really enjoyed wathcing your tutorial' and for a long time i was watching to end of video,,,..thanks man...Now I am your new subscriber .... Good for me,,,!!
Super helpful... Curious, When zooming in, out and around on your screen recordings as you highlight specific actions... do you have any tricks to keep the pacing of those moves consistent through a video or from video to video? If I zoom in to say 150% and move the position just a smidge to the left over say 5 frames... That pacing is far different than if I do a zoom to something all the way on the other side of the screen to 175% over 5 frames. The latter obviously seems (and is...) significantly faster. Of course adjusting temporal interpolation helps. But short of the time-consuming task of just manually adjusting ramps and keyframes and reviewing them over and over until they all "flow" a little better... do you have tips, methods, or rules of thumbs?
That is what we all needed. Just a SIMPLE basics that will save our time. I'm new to moviemaking but i decided my TH-cam material will exist as a good video or just doesnt exists. And i've been working on my 10minute video for 6 hours. Would be 3-4 if i would know that basic little tips you showed. Such a good video, thank you!!!
God!!! Javier I'd been going mad because of the out of space error in adobe.. tried many things didn't work... but today you made my life so so much easier... Many many thanks to you. One more thing I've been getting glitches as soon as I export my videos and because of that I need to export my videos again n again. Please update on that as well.. Thank you 🙏
The transparent clip tip is very cool. Was wondering how to do that a few weeks ago. In my case, I was creating some "green" screen animation in Powerpoint and wished I could save the PowerPoint movie output with a transparent background...now I can in Premier.
I love the ~ maximization feature. Quick clarification for anyone unfamiliar, just ~ will maximize whatever panel your mouse is over, Shift + ~ will maximize whichever panel has focus (look for the blue border).
2nd tip is Great (Tony the tiger voice) I’ve been editing on a laptop - ugh- now I can hook it up to my monitor - big help- keep the videos coming - very helpful
HI I hav Zoom F4 multiTrack Field Recorder . I Like to know how to treat each Audio track as individual track in timeline for example Track 1 A1 Track 2 A2 Track 3 A3 Track Track 4 A4. SO can you create a Video on how to set this Recorder from Zooom to configure the timeline in Premiere Pro CC 2019
Hi, you're awesome 👌 your tutorials helped me alot... Please do a video on premiere Pro color spaces, rec. 709, rec. 2100, should I go to danvici resolve for grading or lumetri is enough? and when to use them, thank you...
Thank you for all the tricks and tips. I like your teaching style. Do you have a tutorial on just how to work with audio and audio tracks? I will appreciate that.
Dude you are awesome, very helpful tips especially the Audio Channel one, I have a question for you, is there a way that I can zoom in to the Workspace with the mouse scroll like after effect?
So I have a random question. I downloaded a ton of “effects, transitions” and I want them to be saved in its own window at the bottom left for easy dragging and dropping. I’ve sat for hours creating the layout/workspace and even saved the workspace. But when I open new projects it never comes back the way I set it up. Thoughts?
Make a project template, and always start with that. Meaning create a project but don’t import any footage and setup the layout how you want then save. Duplicate that file and always use it as your starting project file.
Do you have a video like taking animated background from stork blocks and adding it yo your video on the timeline? Like the other day I took a little animated baby dancing 🕺 and try to make it look like it was in the video with my niece but couldn’t blend it in at all 🤦
Another option to Select clip at playhead is check "Selection Follows Playhead" in Sequence Menu. So the selection is made automatically without having to press D. Thank you!
Hope these help on your next edit! What are some of your favorite simple tips for Premiere?
The trimming tip of ctrl +k and w Why q.
I think its ripple delete.
"Q", "W" & "Ctrl + K". These keys are real game-changers. I added to my knowledge base - the "Alt + Click". It's going to be very useful.
Hey Javier thanks for all the great material you publish for us. I was hoping you have one more tip. Is there a tip on how to rejoin a video clip after you just cut it and decided you want to put it back together? I know you can undo it if you haven't gone too far down the road. But if that's not an option is there a way to rejoin?
Like in Photoshop you can merge layers, is there a way to merge clips back into one piece in Premier?
Thank you!
Alt drag
Ripple Edit. Javier! Im coming from VEGAS. Please do a tutorial how to have a similar Fade Out Offset by dragging at the end or beginning of the clip and how to handle clips that are out of sync (where is the timecode on that)
Javier You're the best Premiere teacher i've ever seen on youtube, really appreciate your work man. Thank you so much for this kind of content! love your work man. keep it up.
Absolutely love your channel! As a junior editor the information you provide is invaluable. I especially love catching these while working on a project and getting that "a ha" moment. Please keep the content coming.
What is a junior editor?
the Audio tip super cool!
All of your videos are gold! I have been watching a few a day since I found you. Thanks for all the tips!
I get so much more value out of your channel than much larger channels that center around clickbait reviews and talking head time. Thank you for all you do.
Thank you!
"Q" and "W" are such a gamechanger trust me
Great tips, thanks 🔥🔥
I just came across your channel this morning and your videos are amazing! Thank you so much for the helpful info! You deserve 1 million subs!
I like the last tip of audio mixer. Thank you so much
Every video I see of yours is quite useful. I have learned lot from your videos. Keep it Up Javier. You are amazing.
Q & W changed my life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OMG you da best dude!
I've just got to say.... This is the best thumbnail.......EVER!! way to go Javier!! (you set the bar high!!)
Loved it!!!!
Hey, found your channel a few weeks ago and have found your videos very helpful! Thank you!
Had no idea about the Tilde key!! 🤯
I have been using the 3rd Monitor for playback option for a few years now.
You are the best teacher on TH-cam especially for Premier Pro !
thank you so much!
@@JavierMercedes thank you Sir for all your teachings, I am now a much better editor than what i used to be because of you and your videos :) God bless you and your family.
Premiere Pro blows my mind. If only I could remember all those shortcuts. Great video Javier. Have a nice day!
Javier! Ive just discovered your channel from the Cut & Trim Video. Great tips and amazing quality! Really appreciate it!
This video is SO amazing!! Thank you so much! Quick question though - it looks like the subscribe animation you use for the green screen tutorial already has a transparent background (since the matte color shows thru when you insert it) - so how would you remove the background to export an animation with transparency (which is so awesome to know). Or if I am missing something, please let me know! 🙏 Thank you again!!
The clean media cache tip just saved me serious space. Thanks for your videos bro!
you're tutorials are just the best man, thank you!
There are so many channel audio effects. What ones should I actually be using and when?
Check out some Javier's other videos about audio and also Alex Knickerbocker's channel about getting great recordings. Also, learn about proper recording (gain structure) and basic effects for mixing (EQ and compression).
Option + arrow key to move clips .... OMG! Why didn't I know this??????? What a time-saver! You're the man JM!
The export video with transparent background is going to be so useful, thank you !!
Going through your tutorials. Very useful for me. Thanks.
Gr8 Vid. The playback and media cache delete are 2 things I definitely will be applying. Thanks
Love your tips as i get back to premiere pro....Especially the tip to use my laptop as full screen playback....Was going well for days, now I cannot get it to do it again. Went to Preferences/Playback and checked the monitor buttons, but it won't show up on my laptop screen. Any thoughts if i did something wrong? Thanks again
Great channel, so much good information packed into each video!
Great video thank you..I didn't know about q for ripple delete
I knew most of these tips, but I still find this video helpful because it lets me know that I'm maximizing my use of Premiere Pro! Quick note for new editors: try to use your keyboard as much as possible! Keyboard shortcuts will make the world of difference.
⌨️ ✂️ for the win!
I'm about to do sound design on my current project, and you literally just saved me DAYS!! Thank you!!
These videos are so good! Watching your vids on repeat currently!!
Really good!
You're a good person for posting this. Years of time will be saved, thank you!
This was so good it deserves a comment!
Literally the FIRST tip made my jaw drop!! AMAZING CONTENT MY GUY
Javier, man this is the type of tutorial that SO many people need for Premier Pro. I use Premier ALL the time and I learned a couple things from this vid that's a game changer. PLUS, would love to have you on my podcast...jut throwing it out there.
Been using PP at work for two years, that first tip just blew me away. Like and instant sub top man thanks. Back to video
A like and a comment for the algorithm and the fantastic content!!!
thank you!
for the first time of watching tutorial in youtube,I have to say ' I really enjoyed wathcing your tutorial' and for a long time i was watching to end of video,,,..thanks man...Now I am your new subscriber .... Good for me,,,!!
That green screen tip is going to come in handy. Thank you so much!
Excellent video! Uuseful information, clearly explained, without all the fluff seen in a lot of other people's tutorials. Thank you!
Great video dude. Loved those little on screen edits at the start. Great timing and idea 🙏
Thanks for watching Vic!
Great video
Javier, man, I love your videos man. Just soothing and and I actually learn a lot. Thank you for this!
Thanks Jeremiah!
Great tips and pointers, thank you!
Best Tutorials around!
Thank you so much Javier. I would like to know how you can duct the music track against the voiceovers. Can you please do a video on that?
Another amazingly helpful video. Thanks!
That dual monitor tip was amazing. Keep making these amazing videos. Thank you
Useful tips Javier, thanks for these.
Super helpful... Curious, When zooming in, out and around on your screen recordings as you highlight specific actions... do you have any tricks to keep the pacing of those moves consistent through a video or from video to video? If I zoom in to say 150% and move the position just a smidge to the left over say 5 frames... That pacing is far different than if I do a zoom to something all the way on the other side of the screen to 175% over 5 frames. The latter obviously seems (and is...) significantly faster. Of course adjusting temporal interpolation helps. But short of the time-consuming task of just manually adjusting ramps and keyframes and reviewing them over and over until they all "flow" a little better... do you have tips, methods, or rules of thumbs?
Each zoom is 10 frames, most of the time they are ease ease, I adjust if things look way off, but I’d say 90% of the time it’s 10 frames.
Now that's some great content! Finally a tip video with very useful tips!! Thanks Javier!
Javier! you are a genius ! keep these tutorials coming bruv! You are turning me into a professional editor!!! Thanks
@1:37 - In Windows 10, media cache is in Edit -> Preferences -> Media Cache. No need to close Projects.
Brilliant Editing... That timing!
Thanks for that audio track trick! Definitely going to try it next time, still trying to figure out the best way to deal with audio in the videos
This gave really valid tips !! Keep up the good work
8:01 That though!!! Yaaaas! Thank you!!!
Probably one of the best tips videos I’ve seen. Giving me lots of ideas to speed up my workflow. Great job.
That is what we all needed. Just a SIMPLE basics that will save our time. I'm new to moviemaking but i decided my TH-cam material will exist as a good video or just doesnt exists. And i've been working on my 10minute video for 6 hours. Would be 3-4 if i would know that basic little tips you showed. Such a good video, thank you!!!
God!!! Javier I'd been going mad because of the out of space error in adobe.. tried many things didn't work... but today you made my life so so much easier... Many many thanks to you.
One more thing I've been getting glitches as soon as I export my videos and because of that I need to export my videos again n again. Please update on that as well.. Thank you 🙏
CRAZY GOOD AND USEFUL - MANY THANKS!!
The transparent clip tip is very cool. Was wondering how to do that a few weeks ago. In my case, I was creating some "green" screen animation in Powerpoint and wished I could save the PowerPoint movie output with a transparent background...now I can in Premier.
I really appreciate all these tips! Keep it up.
P.S. your production value is 👌
Amazing tips Javier!
I love it!!!
Keep these videos coming!
I love the ~ maximization feature. Quick clarification for anyone unfamiliar, just ~ will maximize whatever panel your mouse is over, Shift + ~ will maximize whichever panel has focus (look for the blue border).
Very good and unique tips by far!!👌
Audio Mixer Thing was AWESOME!
Huge time saver!
Hi. How were you able to connect the laptap to your pc in order to have a second monitor? I am a beginner on this thing. Thank you sir.
Thanks for your vidoes, you do lots of efforts to teach us.
Man this video was so helpful, I’m beginner in Premiere Pro and it’s going to help me a lot, thanks bro 👏🏼👍🏻
Awesome Marcos! Glad you could see these tips starting out, hope they save a bunch of time.
2nd tip is Great (Tony the tiger voice) I’ve been editing on a laptop - ugh- now I can hook it up to my monitor - big help- keep the videos coming - very helpful
Your videos have already helped me SO much, thank you 🙏🏻
The selection D tip was really helpful
Wow! Your tutorials are sharp! Concise and helpful for other editors like me. Subscribed!
HI I hav Zoom F4 multiTrack Field Recorder .
I Like to know how to treat each Audio track as individual track in timeline for example Track 1 A1 Track 2 A2 Track 3 A3 Track Track 4 A4.
SO can you create a Video on how to set this Recorder from Zooom to configure the timeline in Premiere Pro CC 2019
1:36 For windows users, go to edit, preferences and then media cache
Ultra key! Love it!
Hi, you're awesome 👌 your tutorials helped me alot... Please do a video on premiere Pro color spaces, rec. 709, rec. 2100, should I go to danvici resolve for grading or lumetri is enough? and when to use them, thank you...
Yeah, I often hear DaVinci is best for color grading...?
Thank you for all the tricks and tips. I like your teaching style. Do you have a tutorial on just how to work with audio and audio tracks? I will appreciate that.
EXCELLENT WORK!
Dude you are awesome, very helpful tips especially the Audio Channel one, I have a question for you, is there a way that I can zoom in to the Workspace with the mouse scroll like after effect?
Great tips thank you!
WOW.. THIS VIDEO RIGHT HERE!!! this is the one!!
Sweet, thanks. There were a couple I didn’t know and I’ve been editing for 18 years.
Glad I could help Robbie
I’ve always been a bit lazy with the shortcuts. I do see the irony. Lol. Keep up the great videos Javier. It’s been a fresh take in this niche.
Great video man!
So I have a random question. I downloaded a ton of “effects, transitions” and I want them to be saved in its own window at the bottom left for easy dragging and dropping. I’ve sat for hours creating the layout/workspace and even saved the workspace. But when I open new projects it never comes back the way I set it up. Thoughts?
Make a project template, and always start with that. Meaning create a project but don’t import any footage and setup the layout how you want then save. Duplicate that file and always use it as your starting project file.
@@JavierMercedes I do. Still doesn’t remember the effects window I make for some reason. Trust me. I’m stuck lol
@@TimelineVideoProductions When in doubt, update (1) the software (2) the OS and (3) the video card. Re-boot. Try it again and report back.
@@schultzeworks ha thanks man.
HUGELY helpful!
This was useful, thank you.
Very useful tips! Please keep it coming!
Thank you jz!
Do you have a video like taking animated background from stork blocks and adding it yo your video on the timeline? Like the other day I took a little animated baby dancing 🕺 and try to make it look like it was in the video with my niece but couldn’t blend it in at all 🤦
Im gonna save a lot of time with those....thankss. I donno why my ripple delete doesnt work for the I and O selection.....
Another option to Select clip at playhead is check "Selection Follows Playhead" in Sequence Menu. So the selection is made automatically without having to press D. Thank you!
Yeah, I actually use like this.
good work buddy. keep us updated
Cutting for 20+ years and learned several things on this. Great job!
Thx!!! So helpful
Thanks for the epic tips I just subscribed