How To Edit YouTube Videos 10x Faster! - Productivity Hacks
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2024
- Do you wish you could edit your TH-cam videos faster? This video will teach you how with some tried and tested editing productivity hacks to speed up your editing workflow
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Can You Please Tell Me How You Did Your Settings For The Mouse?
I Only Bought This Mouse Because You Showed That You Can Delete Parts Of The Clips Before And After The Playhead...
Is That Only On Final Cut Pro? Can I Do That On Premiere Pro As Well?
What editing software that you use?
@@HelloMellowXVI as a Gamer slash editor now lol, Look in the the Term Binding. It is how you connected a button to a function. Like fire or heal. this is more hot keys. So if you know what you are looking for. You can find it and learn fast. Took me time to understand the terms too.
Namaste
Dave Ross
Eliminate distractions
me distracting myself from editing with this video
Damn I was about to comment this exact same thing
Or watching multiple times to commit to memory
"I should go edit... ooooh a video on how to edit faster!"
And here I am not editing.
@@CarlCrafts omg same. I have an idea for my channel and the direction I want to take it. What am I doing? Watching Twitter reaction vids lol
hahahahha same
1- Mouse 0:17
2- Assets ready 1:15
3- Two screens 1:49
4- Eliminate distractions 2:41
5- Stop watching video 3:24
6- Create a process 3:54
Great tips! Thx
Thx 😊❤
In heaven there is a place for people like you 😎😎😎💐💐💐
It's so annoying that creators (especially one's like this that make videos on creating videos) who don't put chapters because they "think more people will watch through"... Just make things easy for your audience right?
Anyways... Bless you Joha =D
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My BIGGEST struggle is watching my videos while I edit, this is such a time killer. You gave some solid and concise advice! I'm gonna use these tips for sure!
Me too
ik man, it's so fun to watch your own work and feel proud about it, but sadly, it kills time
@@horseshoe804 SO TRUE!
it's literally what editing is dude, literally........ you cut, you watch, you change, you move on, you come back, you watch, you change, until it's right.... jesus christ!
@@article1934yeah I feel like it's essential to rewatch the clip. How am I supposed to know if theres flaws to change it if I don't review it?
A tip for your excellent tip-filled video. Leave some space for your end cards so there is time for the viewer to click on the video! ✌️
I knooooooow right
Dam. I just checked out your channel and holy shit!!!!! Your store has van life merch and travel guides. How flipping cool is that shit? Do many people see your books??
Fudge! Here we go down the Kombi rabbit hole tonight. Lol. Mine as well count me as a viewer today.
And that's how ya get some more views and subs right there. By posting comments on other creators vids and peaking others curiosity to check yer channel out without asking them to do so
And I am in Alaska so Hasta Alaska toyou2
I’ll agree with that one. I had to restart twice and scrub to the end.
That said this has been one of the most beneficial videos for me. Thank you!
You’re wrong, it makes viewers play back the video for an extra 10-5 seconds, adding to retention boosting his alg
Haha! I hate to admit it but that’s true. At least for me. But not everyone will have the desire to chase the end card.
Just an insight into one new subscriber: I was recommended your new video about getting monetised in 6 weeks, I watched the whole thing and then the recommended video at the end. I've now been recommended another two of your videos and they're informative without being too long and repetitive. It's great! I hope you continue to grow!
This is literally my same situation too
Same
This is so true, one more thing I’m really bad is file management. Would you help me for a file management lessons.
You are indian ?
make the clips and audio files separately so your edit will be fast enough!
@@ojhakehustlers3634 Bangladeshi
The algorithm has done its job once again. I have sufficiently binged this channel. Thank you for all the invaluable content!! 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Me too, so good. I’m making sure to comment and like comments to help him out. Deserves a bigger following for the quality of the content.
Dang, perfect timing for this video. I was just agonizing over how long editing a video every single week takes. Just ordered that mouse lol.
I can 100% relate to accidentally making my editing sessions 6+ hours long. 😂 Fantastic video, as always!
I can literally just keep watching your videos. You are just too good.
Thank you so much for the tip on the Logitech mouse. Just invested in one. Amazing! It takes a little getting used to, but I’m already seeing a HUGE difference in editing speed.
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I actually think watching your video during editing is a good thing. If you don't watch your video at least a tiny bit during editing, the final product won't really feel like something you actually want the world to see, it won't look as good to you.
yes of course you need to watch it, you just dont need to keep re watching over and over again
only just discovered the channel, thank you so much honestly
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Editing in levels is such a good idea. I have been struggling to figure out how to reduce time because I feel like I constantly edit something and then remove it 5 minutes later, or remove something and then 5 minutes later decide that I want it back in. Determining the narrative first is gonna help so mych
Mapping the mouse buttons is brilliant! I have an MX Master and it never actually occurred to me to do that! This was so helpful. It’s hard when you’re trying to learn to edit but you also work multiple full time jobs. I’ll take any time savers anyone can offer!
Mate, your channel became my favorite this year! Great stuff!
I've just realized why I enjoy your content so much! Not only do you give me plenty of 'aha' moments and make me laugh out loud...But it's the accent!! I've become a total TV snob and only watch British TV on Netflix and Prime. You fit right into my 'snobbery'! Jolly good, old man!
ahah I have a pretty "posh" English accent, if you watch "Made in Chelsea" they're like next level "posh" im the next rung down
To the person who’s reading this, you will grow your TH-cam Channel one day don’t give up!
I dont think i can do im in fking Bangladesh
Thank you for the encouragement 3 years later ❤
I just discovered your channel today and I'm already OBSESSED with it. Thank you soooo much for these helpful videos 🙏🌟
i can wholeheartedly recommend the "one process after another > plain from start to finish". It saves so much time. Really good tip
Gret tips. I have struggled with the removal of all the pauses. I even had a programmer back in 2011 make a program to automatically remove them, unsuccessfully. Those are the bane of my existence. Lately, I just make all of the b-roll and just narrate over that b-roll and this seems to be more engaging for my style of video (tutorials of compley electronics and machinery).
My favorite shortcut controller is the Tour Box it literally took my hand off of the keyboard completely while editing.
that galaxy flip tho 😁💪
Its taken months for people to notice that phone! I love it!
@@FilmBooth exactly! I saw it and instantly jumped to comment section, only to realize there's no one who noticed, oo come on!
It took me awhile to naturally realize this because I used to do complete editing and it took SO LONG. Now I add all my A-Roll, Color Grade, Make Cute of Unneccessary Footage and Mistakes, Add in Self-Filmed/Photographed Assets/CC/etc, Add in Found/Created Assets (as this is a really distracting process since it involved browsing), Add Sound Effects, Add Music, then I publish privately and work on all of my About This Video, Tags, etc, then publish. That's what works best for me.
You are making the best quality content on yt right now! Not just sitting and throwing words, video presentation, b roll , content all top notch
Hats off!
Really hope you blow up!
Thank you :)
Completely agree, real stuff here, no fluff reciting TH-cam on CTR and retention rates!
I agree, Ed is so genuine and to the point with valuable, relevant content
I have seen all the videos of your channel, in every video you improve yourself and your editing skills.
Glad you like them!
I was wondering where you were :D As usual insane camera angles and love the jokes sprinkled inn :)
haha im not going anywhere, just the business has got busy, back to weekly uploads for a bit now
These are great tips! Applied most of them, but definitely could improve on not constantly rewatching haha. But when I do need to watch through the video for a bird's eye view of the narrative, I do this thing of watching the video in double the speed! On Final Cut, you can play the video then press "L", and press 2-3 times to make it even faster.
Can You Please Tell Me How You Did Your Settings For The Mouse?
I Only Bought This Mouse Because You Showed That You Can Delete Parts Of The Clips Before And After The Playhead...
Is That Only On Final Cut Pro? Can I Do That On Premiere Pro As Well?
THANK YOU!! THIS WAS SO HELPFUL
Great video. I use the Utech mouse from Amazon that has 16 buttons. 12 on the thumb alone. Now my right hand only leaves the mouse when I have to type. Total game changer when you have a multipurpose mouse.
Bonus tip- if ur editor, don't make a girlfriend
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I appreciate this
Okay, I’ll get a boyfriend instead 😂
@user-gk9ut9qc1o Jesus loves you man don't think that
@@pułkownikkaczodziobyzpodlasiano.
I can’t stop fully making chunks of my video at a time. It’s hard to not make it like complete because even though I am creative I have trouble visualizing if what I envision will work or not. But making vlog content makes all of this kinda harder. Regardless Your channel is helping me a lot thanks
I'm a year into being serious on my channel. I'm really noticing I'm being more productive and figuring out a flow and a lot of your tips helped me.
I feel like I've only just started being a year in now and that last point is a hugely helpful piece of advice. Granted they all are, but the end bit of not trying to edit from start to finish. I've went back on and completely moved on from certain video ideas purely because I couldn't move past the intro sequence that I really enjoyed. I didn't know how to follow it up and progress the narrative I wanted to convey. If I had layed out a frame work then after adding all the bells and whistles i think things would have run much smoother. Thats why i've seemingly stuck to shorts for the longest time because they're just that. Short. Thanks for the advice and for the wonderful video!
Your Thumbnail was absolutely wonderful. I never thought about getting g a different mouse, that was a wonderful tip.
This is such great advice. The most important bit as you said is to lay out your narrative. I used to edit as I went along and it took forever. The mouse too looks like a game changer. Add breathing to blinking also. I literally forget both *falls off chair and wondering why my eyes are dry and dizzy* 😂
😂 I should have added tie yourself to a chair too, i sometimes end up with my face about 3 inches away from the screen
@@FilmBooth 😂😂😂😂
Thanks for sharing! I haven't considered how important focus time is. Shutting down distractions and getting deep into it is important, but I have been completely neglecting it.
I'm not as fancy as everything in this video because I do everything on my phone. Butttt I'm going to try out the zero distractions hour and layering in work in stages for multiple videos!! I loved that part!! I am guilty of rewatching at times which makes the process longer. Great Info!! 🥳
i love these videos man, i’m in the office making myself more streamlined. love it.
I almost cried at how amazing these tips were thank you mate!
Great video! Thanks again for challenging me and providing me with helpful content to make me a better editor. I totally agree with the editing process; I also edit in levels. Didn't start out doing it that way, but definitely a good correction for me. Thank you!
For those who fully script their videos can also do a lot of heavy lifting early on by making a "paper edit" where you include what edits/shots/graphics/sfx you'll include in the video so you can shoot with the edits in mind
These were all great! Digital assets and creating a style people recognize is something I've been thinking about! I notice TH-camrs I watch all feel familiar and it definitely takes a long time finding new things every time! Thank you for making the videos you make!!
Oh yea finding a style and sticking with it will help a tonne for speed and for your viewers to recognise you
Thank you for sharing so many of your hard-earned skills! Your channel is fantastic.
I edit with that mouse and have it configured similarly. Good stuff!
I totally agree with the mouse with extra buttons thing. I personally use a Razer Naga Classic with 21 different buttons/inputs. I set up a button profile for editing and made each of the buttons do super useful things in the editing process. Editing still takes forever though XD
Loved this!
Being a 'Productivity TH-camr' myself, I agree with all points mentioned from both a 'productivity' lens, AND 'youtuber' lens.
Just that I don't quite promote the use of multiple screens at the desk set-up. Somehow the minimalist in me has figured out a way to focus on just my 13' MacBook Air screen and finish off all tasks with breaks. Switching between screens/folders has its cost IMO.
Love from India. 👍🏻
Your personality is going to make you one of the biggest youtubers. Subscribed.
Just found your channel, I like it more than some of the channels that are bigger than you. Thank you for your work
Finally an awesome video that just doesn't talk about keyboard shortcuts. Last week I binge watched all your videos! Awesome content!
Oh... if I am pulling out my keyboard to edit, something is wrong. With an 8 button trackball, I can edit all day and rarely use the keyboard. 😎
This makes complete sense. These are all actually actionable. Thank you! Can't wait to try.
I have ADD and this video is so valuable for me. Learning how to save time is amazing since I can get burnt out easier. I want to implement these in my next editing session to see how much it helps. I can already feel that it will help
I like your channel, it is straight to the point and very clear to follow (tips you give)
Genuinely great substance to these videos. Really makes me think about what I'm doing when making videos
I'm currently learning on the job, so to speak, with my filming abd editing processes. Slowly googling things I learn along the way. But your videos are great for showing me things that will help streamline the process even further. Don't get me wrong, I'm still bad at editing, but I'm slowly getting more efficient at being bad!
the stop watching your own videos back tip hit home, i must waste hours on that with each video for no real reason 😭
I recently found out that I can save my own effect presets... biggest time saver ever
Great video. I like to think about filming with Intent, less waste post-edit
Absolutely brilliant tips!! Especially the mouse because I legit had no idea about it!
Definitely guilty of watching my video over and over and over! 🤪
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Your tips are very helpful! Glad I got to find your channel. Putting my phone on silence is amazing and helps me to focus even more!
I already utilize some of these techniques and they work well for me, but there's definitely some stuff I can use here!
Omg, thank you so much for this video!! :D
This is the content I need after binging so many of your videos and realising I have a lot of work to do 🤣🤣 turns out my editing wasn't as good as I had thought hahaha
This is great advice! I find myself wasting so much time because of the rewatching the previous edited portions to "see if it goes together".
The MX master is even better than described, because it is a gestures mouse, so each button, when combined with a gesture (push the button, then move the mouse left, right, up or down) will each do a different thing. I have the MX MasterS2 and have bound all of my most common actions to it...it has become an extension of my brain. Like touchtyping with the mouse...I don't even now anymore what the difference buttons do...my brain thinks what it wants to do, and my hand does whatever it needs to do with the mouse to make the action happen without my conscious engagement...such a great mouse! It is like a gaming mouse for productivity.
the last tip is such an eye opener
Great Tips! I will try implement them in my channel, starting by applying the Batching and Not Rewatching every time to produce more videos.
Editing video surely is fun 😮💨
This video was so well-produced.
I tried this starting this week and I am shocked, bloody shocked how much it sped up my edits.
I have edited three videos in virtually three days. That said there are many production and poilish things to do, but simply compling my takes, has gone from up to three hours to barely one.
The biggest tip for me was not watching whle editing. That a lone shaved hours off my time....like and SUBBED
1000% love this! I use all or these in audio editing as well. I will try my version of your last tip the next time I have a batch of video to edit!
I find that going through the edits wearing different hats. like first is the storytelling hat, then the effects hat, color hat and so on helps me alot
Editing in levels!! Now I feel like I have a plan, thank you!
great tips, you nailed it. Just in time I want to improve my video editing workflow. By the way, what are computer specs you can recommend to a beginner video editor? thanks
Your videos are so helpful. You give great tips, and just seeing how you do cuts in your videos is really helpful.
I always do passes through video editing. First pass is cutting up footage and getting everything organized, second pass is for ideas I know I want to implement/text graphics, final pass is making sure everything flows and tweaking anything I spot that's wrong as well as adding any new ideas I come up with.
Another cool tip is to memorize the shortcut keys, it saves a ton of time in the long run
Great tips, I think #5 and #6 will be most useful for me. I watch and rewatch to make sure the dialog matches perfectly with the scene, making tiny little adjustments and then I try and get everything done at once and then move on to the next scene, which in the end ends up being wasted on the final watch through, I make a bunch of tiny adjustments that I then have to rework everything again. Next thing I know I've been there for 10 hours and only really finished 7 minutes of video 🤣 I will try and change the way I do things... it's going to be hard though. Thanks for the tips!
Great advice I love the adding text after!
I can definitely connect to a lot of your advice, especially creating a process
Dude I just watched the other video about the app and I deleted it and I just watched this video and I'm just amazed how come you don't have million subscribers yet but damn you're a golden channel.
when i watch your videos i want to like them about 10x! that part about blinking was super accurate 😂😂😂
not gonna lie 5 and 6 hit hard... I recently started working on a video thats in a completly new style compared to what I usually did and it felt completly painful seeing very little progress, and I ended up with different system- I just put all the creative ideas in first, without being bothered by the details like scale, position, movements etc. and it just feels much better to see more being done in 1 sitting (not to mention for me looking up for things to put in said video seems to be the hardest part, so its better for my mental too)
I was expecting "tips and tricks" and I got solid advice, subscribed.
Lots of great tips! Bought as soon as you talked about the features. Used to have an older mouse that had programable buttons, but the software dropped with a recent release. Glad this one is available now!
Currently, I'm in the process of editing my first actually scripted video. It's good to see that I'm already on the right track with some of these!
Genuinely a great video, I’m actually going to make a list based on this. I’ve had an ergonomic mouse for the longest time and never thought to use the hot key function/ button mapping. Loads of other cool tips too. Thank you for making an innovative video that doesn’t just reiterate what a lot of other videos say
I stumbled across your video and want to say Thanks! Great tips especially for a beginner TH-camr! 👏👏👏
Totally agree that Rewatching my whole edit is one my most time wasting things 😂 but seriously tho thanks for all the epic tips!
Its so hard not to do though! I still have to stop myself doing it!
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Thank you 🙏 This video was a game changer to me .. I took all of your tips .. Where it took me a day to finish one project, I now do 3 a day .. keep up the great content 👍
Any simple editing programs like imovie except for pc?? Trying to avoid spending a lot of time learning a new program
Oh wow that ripple cut button is amazing
Thank you, thank you, thank you 💛
Love #6 - especially batch editing. Great vid
I had to return the mouse, because the software had such a bad quality and was always crashing. Interesting to see it worked for you.
I edit on LumaFusion on my iPhone soooooo might be a problem turning my phone off… 😅haha great video. I’ve actually never edited a single video on a PC on my channel. Maybe one day if I make this a full time gig🙌🏽
Great tips! Highly appreciate it! 🙏🏼
This man just gave us 20 years of editing experience holy
Your videos are always a goldmine!
Is there a way to increase playback speed while editing?