This is a Very Good tip...Boy it does make things quick :) Thank you ...... I am glad I found your channel ... you talk very clearly and dont add alot of unnecessary words ... Great Job
Thanks. I've also discovered the Q and W keys for trimming the beginning and end of a clip (and doing the ripple delete part). Just put the cursor where you want the clip to start and press Q. Or place the playhead where you want the clip to end, and press W. The best part is that these shortcuts maintain the crossfades already applied. They also honor Locked layers.
Q and W require Track Targeting to be set for all the tracks. Q and W work great for simple edits but if you want to cut out dozens of tracks with one operation, the Extract command is easier. And yes, I have a whole tutorial on Ripple Trimming: th-cam.com/video/Ar2jgU-tJII/w-d-xo.html
@@VideoRevealed Sir please keep teaching Us one day people will find you. Sometime One Video catches the viewer and bound them to visit all videos and subscribe. Please keep teaching us. I like they way you give little details about the tools and features of software.
Thank you so much indeed. Didn't know this icon meant this much, as while editing Wedding Videos I had to come across such problem where a second thought would compel me to cut some clips and that would leave spaces in between, I had to go all the way to delete those unwanted spaces, which is painstaking. Now this gentlemen give me the best way to EXTRACT those spaces without much of any efforts... I am sooooo much thankful to you Sir.
I did not know about this tool. Very cool to know but I am surprised you did not mention even and easier route the Q and W keys would be faster without moving the all important in and out points. Thanks Colin. You channel is the best. If I win and editing award I'll thank you at the Podium. :)
Q&W Ripple Trim require setting Track Targeting. Extract does not. I have a whole tutorial on Ripple Trimming: th-cam.com/video/Ar2jgU-tJII/w-d-xo.html
@@VideoRevealed noticed it extracted your adjustment layer as well. Can’t you use track targeting just like QW to prevent extract from cutting the adjustment layer (if you didn’t want that cut?)
Thank you, BTW I am a cameraman by profession started working in 1982 with Image Orthicon cameras. Have seen the changes since then. Now, I shoot and edit most of my projects keeping myself updated on the technology front. Your channel is very helpful, thanks a ton for putting things in a very lucid manner.
Thanks for the tip I usually use the ripple edit tool didn't quite understand your answer in your link. I guess there;s room for both. On another note, I watched your video regarding computer settings for premiere and After effects. Great tips. My question is would it be beneficial to put the footage on an separate ssd? It seems that it would be and I took off footage from a dedicated regular drive, put it on an ssd drive and saw no improvement. What are your thoughts? I did take your suggestion and designated a separate drive for the media cache, as well a separate drive for the previews (scratch disk) So it seems that the actual footage does not benefit with a faster drive. Thanks for your feedback! Jake
Media reading speed will benefit from a fast disk so maybe it was already on a fast disk before you moved it. It's just also better for organization to have everything in one place.
Hey Colin, this tip is awesome... just used this on my last TH-cam video... I cannot believe how much I wasted with the idiotic way I edited my cuts...
Feature films typically have at least this many tracks and usually more. It's not about how many occur at the same time, it's how many tracks are used for the complete Timeline. There could easily be 50 audio tracks. The Extract command *moves* all the tracks over. They don't have to be occurring at that point, but they will be affected by such a timing change. Hope that makes sense.
Hi Collin, since the update to 2019 and update the Apple software the space bar doesn't work the same for the in & out keys do you know if I have to rest something thanks Collin
I'm not sure what you're talking about. The Spacebar is still the play and stop controls. Are you talking about Play In to Out? Check the Keyboard shortcuts. I'm not sure if that shortcut has changed but it's Ctrl+Shift+Space (Win) Cmd+Shift+Space (Mac)
For those asking why not use Ripple Delete (Q&W) here is your answer.
imgur.com/lrAnDWL
I'm not sure what else to say, the Extract command just works in this example.
You just save me HOURS man... THANKS !!!!
Awesome!
This is a Very Good tip...Boy it does make things quick :) Thank you ...... I am glad I found your channel ... you talk very clearly and dont add alot of unnecessary words ... Great Job
Thanks. I've also discovered the Q and W keys for trimming the beginning and end of a clip (and doing the ripple delete part). Just put the cursor where you want the clip to start and press Q. Or place the playhead where you want the clip to end, and press W. The best part is that these shortcuts maintain the crossfades already applied. They also honor Locked layers.
Q and W require Track Targeting to be set for all the tracks. Q and W work great for simple edits but if you want to cut out dozens of tracks with one operation, the Extract command is easier.
And yes, I have a whole tutorial on Ripple Trimming:
th-cam.com/video/Ar2jgU-tJII/w-d-xo.html
This is the kind of things that make your channel priceless...thanks for sharing this, Colin.
You're very welcome.
I use w and q on my keyboard instead
You must have Track Targeting set correctly for Q&W, but not for Extract.
DISPLAYING ALL THE KEYS USE HELP IN LEANING EASY THANK YOU BRINGING THIS GRAPHIC
Collin!! why are you soo under rated!! your videos are soo helpful! anyway i didnt just learn one thing here but two!! thanks again for the video!
Thanks so much for your kind words and support. I'd love to know why I don't have more subscribers.🙄
Keep working.. You will achieve soon 👍
very underrated channel. You Deserve a lot. however, Thanks from Pak.
Thanks, I wish I knew how to get more interest. 🙄
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Sir please keep teaching Us one day people will find you. Sometime One Video catches the viewer and bound them to visit all videos and subscribe. Please keep teaching us. I like they way you give little details about the tools and features of software.
Your videos are always so secular, Colin!
Okay Rick. I would love to visit your wood shop, looks like great fun!
Wow!!! Loved it so much colin, saves me a lot of scrubbing!!
You bet Agam. My pleasure.
Thanks, another great tutorial. This will make my editing go smoother and faster.
Yep, your editing will be so much faster.
I'd use Q and W keys to do that. I think it's more useful for that case.
Manoel Junior Costa yeah me too
Extract isn't used for ripple delete operations, that's why Adobe (and every other editing application) has this command.
You always teach me something new
Big fan of your work
Thanks for your support.
So simple, extremely useful! Thanks for sharing!
Yes, and thanks for your support.
There's so much to learn from your videos.
Tons of thanks for showing me the way
My pleasure!
OMG! The tons of tutorials have been watched and finely great staff!
Glad you think so!
Tremendous tip and a big time saver! I also enjoy how you get such a kick out of it as you see it in action!! Great video!
Thanks! I seriously love the Extract command.
Thank you so much indeed. Didn't know this icon meant this much, as while editing Wedding Videos I had to come across such problem where a second thought would compel me to cut some clips and that would leave spaces in between, I had to go all the way to delete those unwanted spaces, which is painstaking. Now this gentlemen give me the best way to EXTRACT those spaces without much of any efforts... I am sooooo much thankful to you Sir.
I'm happy to help.
Hi Colin. I see Adobe have moved the Extract shortcut key to the Backspace key in version 23.1.0
Always great tips with you, i use the in and out in the source monitor and then drop it into the time line. i left you a thumbs up
Thanks for the support!
OMG YOU JUST SAVED ME AN HOUR AGO LET'S GOOOOOOO!
I O you a thank you, that will help me a lot, cheers Donna
Glad you like it Donna.
@@VideoRevealed I do, I used it immediately! TY again love ur channel
Thanks for yet another great tip helping a beginner to improve the workflow!
That's great.
You are perfect teacher :) thanks for your all tutorials...
Thanks for your kind words and support.
great tip! been editing since late 90s for fun as a teenager (self taught). never knew about this.
It's great to find new features that make a difference.
Thank u so so much. I was doing the manual extraction and it’s taking a looooot of time of mine
Glad I could help!
Lol I always did it the first way u showed. Thanks for this great tip!!
Hey, we all have to start somewhere. 😀
I am not a new editor but I was totally unaware of the extracting function! Thanks 😄
Cool, now you know.
Definitely a good tip!
You bet.
I did not know about this tool. Very cool to know but I am surprised you did not mention even and easier route the Q and W keys would be faster without moving the all important in and out points. Thanks Colin. You channel is the best. If I win and editing award I'll thank you at the Podium. :)
Q&W Ripple Trim require setting Track Targeting. Extract does not. I have a whole tutorial on Ripple Trimming:
th-cam.com/video/Ar2jgU-tJII/w-d-xo.html
@@VideoRevealed noticed it extracted your adjustment layer as well. Can’t you use track targeting just like QW to prevent extract from cutting the adjustment layer (if you didn’t want that cut?)
Wow! So much helpful,
You bet.
Big Destructive Editing :) thanks man , love the fast tips
Happy to help!
Colin, think you for sharing this!
I was using Track selection forward tool, but man, this is even faster!
And now you know a better way! 😛
Or just trim both clips and ripple delete, which is less work than having to lock other layers!
Ripple Trimming still moves layers later in the Timeline so you have to lock those too.
Another really great tutorial Colin - thank you
Thanks for your support.
Thank you, thank you, thank you! This is going to immediately help me edit the intro segments of my videos!
That's great! I can't even count how often I use this.
Awesome thanks... another Great tip.
Glad you liked it.
Thank you sir! I am new in premiere and this is awesome! You're right! Simple but it'll help me a lot with my project. -Philippines
Oh yay, it's a great feature. I just finished using it many times in my last edit.
Thanx, that's a great help.
Glad it helped
Thats why i follow you sir, id great tips, makes my work better and faster.✌️
And I really appreciate your support Paulo.
Wow. Thanks sir. Beginners will appreciate you.
And professionals love it too! 😃
Thanks for the awesome video tutorial
You're welcome.
You are the king!!! feel so happy
Thanks.
Sir,if you lock the audio layer then the video would go out of sync with the main audio
I love this channel, I am never disappointed, this is very helpfull !
That made my day. Thanks!
Awesome tip as always! Thanks!
You bet!
Really great idea. Watching your channel and using the advices.
That's great!
Mind Blown!!! Thanks Colin
Yep, it's a huge time saver.
Actually I figured it out !!! thank you sooo much ovi this is my first time editing videos and your vid popped up so thank you sooo much
Great to hear.
I didnt know that Thank you soooooooooooooooo much!!!
I love the Extract command!
Great Trick. Thank you.
You're welcome!
Thank you for simple, but valuable trick :)
You're very welcome.
I - O - YOU a big hug for this great tip! Thank you!!!
And a great big hug right back at ya buddy! 😍
Yeah you!!! Thank you so so much for this huge tip!!!
Hey right back, and thanks for your support.
It's easy! You're the best!
What a helpful tip!!!
Thanks so much.
Great time saver - Thanks!
Huge time saver. :-)
Thank you videoRevealed that's a helpful for me 👍👍👍
Glad to hear it!
Best of the best ... you save a lot of time and smooth edit .. thank you
Awesome. Thanks!
The guy who does the first way is not an editor, he is a carpenter!!!
That's a good way to put it.
Thank you, BTW I am a cameraman by profession started working in 1982 with Image Orthicon cameras. Have seen the changes since then. Now, I shoot and edit most of my projects keeping myself updated on the technology front. Your channel is very helpful, thanks a ton for putting things in a very lucid manner.
Thanks for the tip I usually use the ripple edit tool didn't quite understand your answer in your link. I guess there;s room for both. On another note, I watched your video regarding computer settings for premiere and After effects. Great tips. My question is would it be beneficial to put the footage on an separate ssd? It seems that it would be and I took off footage from a dedicated regular drive, put it on an ssd drive and saw no improvement. What are your thoughts? I did take your suggestion and designated a separate drive for the media cache, as well a separate drive for the previews (scratch disk) So it seems that the actual footage does not benefit with a faster drive. Thanks for your feedback! Jake
Media reading speed will benefit from a fast disk so maybe it was already on a fast disk before you moved it. It's just also better for organization to have everything in one place.
Good.God. Thank you! Wth have I been wasting so much time. You rock!
Oh yeah, you're going to love this command!
Nice done have a nice sunday
Thanks, you too.
very helpful 👍 thanks a million ✨
You're very welcome.
Hey Colin, this tip is awesome... just used this on my last TH-cam video... I cannot believe how much I wasted with the idiotic way I edited my cuts...
Absolutely, it makes a huge difference.
I'm a newbie, this is a lifesaver!
It sure is.
wow simple but the benefits are great
You got that right.
Someone is in a great mood today haha
Oh yeah!
This will save a lot of time for me.
For sure.
That's awesome. I wonder if there is something similar for final cut pro
I would think so; this is a very standard editing operation.
Thank you so much. It helps me alot
You're very welcome.
In what scenario would you have 50 layers? Would there be 50 camera angles? Is that common?
Feature films typically have at least this many tracks and usually more. It's not about how many occur at the same time, it's how many tracks are used for the complete Timeline. There could easily be 50 audio tracks. The Extract command *moves* all the tracks over. They don't have to be occurring at that point, but they will be affected by such a timing change. Hope that makes sense.
I like this shortcut Colin. Could you please tell me how is this different from the Q & W shortcuts?
Q & W (Ripple Delete) do not remove a section like the Extract command. There's a reason why it's there.
@@VideoRevealed Thanks Colin for explaining the difference. 👌🏾
Also, you must have Track Targeting set correctly for Q&W, but not for Extract.
Awesome.. thanks for the tip!
You're welcome.
Thanks.very useful tip..
Glad you liked it.
So many hours spent NOT doing the lock function or extract function.... thank you
You're going to edit faster now for sure.
Great tip
Thanks!
Cool! Going to try this. How do you see this effecting L and J cuts. It just cuts from the time line, right?
It will cut everything that isn't locked so J&L cuts will be affected too.
Yea, I worked that out yesterday 😊. I’m having a play with it. It’s a nice option.
Holy shit this video made my day.
Awesome! I love the Extract command.
Thank you so so much!
You're welcome!
i love you for this and your other videos
Thanks.
Amazing thank you
You're welcome.
Good info. Thanks
You're welcome.
Great tutorial i are thr muster of editing
Thank you!
Why not use the speech waveform to locate the silent areas?
That only works for simple Timelines. If you have 50 tracks, it's very difficult to see.
@@VideoRevealed Awesome! But if you have 50 tracks you have to lock all of them to protect them from the extract?
is this for iMovie ? Also, when you press extract are you holding down another key?
iMovie may have the same feature, I'm not sure.
I'm only pressing the ' key to Extract.
Now why didn't I know this before I edit some interviews just a few hours ago
Me too! And now ya know.
Thanks for the tip.
You're welcome.
Thanks
You're welcome.
Hi Collin, since the update to 2019 and update the Apple software the space bar doesn't work the same for the in & out keys do you know if I have to rest something thanks Collin
I'm not sure what you're talking about. The Spacebar is still the play and stop controls. Are you talking about Play In to Out? Check the Keyboard shortcuts. I'm not sure if that shortcut has changed but it's Ctrl+Shift+Space (Win) Cmd+Shift+Space (Mac)
I really needed to see this
It's a great command for sure.
Thnku So Much My Seniorrr
My pleasure.
Thank you sir
You're welcome.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
Thank U so much
You're welcome.
THIS IS AMAZING!!!
Thanks.
Thx man!
You're welcome.
Could you not just use 'W' and 'Q' cuts and save having to do in out and extract ?
Thanks.
You're welcome.
amazing Tq u sir
You're welcome.