My mind is blown with everything about track targeting. I always just thought of those things as little annoyances that are just how premiere works. This is fantastic news, and very helpful. You also explained it very clear and concise. You are a master in the art of tutorialism. Thank you
There are so many different situations in which these toggling functions work, I'm sure I missed some so let me know in the comments! 00:00 Intro 00:37 Toggle Track Output 01:09 Toggle Track Lock 02:11 Toggle Sync Lock 04:26 Toggle Track Targeting 07:22 Source Patching for Inserts and Overwrites 10:34 Source Patching Gaps 11:55 Outro
while it is confusing I admire your courage to help us understand what seems like an annoyance, something I would NOT have tried to understand had you not tried to share! thanks
7:33 I think for Source Patching the reason why its also shown as V1, V2, A1, A2… Is that it allows you to remap the audio (its usually the audio that would have more than 1 track from a single source). So keeping it shown in A1, A2, A3… allows you to drag and remap the source track to particular tracks you want them to be in. I usually work with videos source that dialogue/ music & sfx are separated in different tracks so it can be pretty handy for me.
Inserting multicam timelines/sources where there are both multiple video AND audio streams available will enumerate A1,V1,A2,V2 etc … thanks for this video, it explained a lot!
I’m a long time editor (15 years in FCP and actual film and analog video before that- ugh). In the three year I’ve edited multiple documentaries, music videos, and some narrative shorts in Premiere. I’ve just ignored these toggles for the most part. You did an excellent job explaining these bits. Btw, the production quality on your video is stellar. 👏🙌
Of course we all know the basics of this, but you have taken it to another level! Very cool, after using Premiere for years I still learn something new in the basics also.
I got to the end of the video and realized I didn’t hear a single word you said. I was mesmerized by your sweet dance moves 😂. Ok, replay and focus this time 🧐 - always great content!
"Knowledge is power, but enthusiasm pulls the switch." Ivern Ball. Thank you for combining your knowledge and enthusiasm into an elegant mix of edutainment!
Great explanation of track targeting and source patching man! You really make the trickier stuff in Premiere so much easier to grasp. Thanks for being such a good teacher! Also nice to be able to see what you’re doing on smaller screens and mobile devices with the ‘zooms’ in your screen capture software. You rock!
My cat crawled onto my chest while I was watching one of your other tutorials so I had to just let this one auto-play. Now I'm glad my cat has such good taste in TH-cam editing Videos.
This is great info. This kind of topic is not being explained by other premiere pro tutorials here in youtube, not knowing there are hidden gems that editors can use to make their editing easier.
The first time learned about the blue bars was when I accidentally clicked one on/off and it messed up my project and I couldn’t figure out why. Many google searches later I figured out what happened. Thanks for this video! I’m happy to learn the real reason for them and not just ‘stuff to avoid’
As non-english speaker, it gets me more confusion until replaying more times 😄 Confuse between listening to your explanation or paying attention to the tutorial itself. But thank you, it helps me alot
That pretty much all went right over my head BUT now if and when I have problems from these settings being inadvertently changed I'll remember where to come to find the solution.
This is fantastic!!! I also just happened to learn this trick a few days ago... when using up/down to move between edits, if toggle track targeting is off for a track but you want to temporarily go to its cuts without using your mouse, just use shift+up/down.
the way I understood Toggle sync lock, is that you can edit the video and audio tracks independent of each other, with out those changes affecting either track, the last part i understood that the audio and video tracks are in sync when the Toggle sync lock is off on both, therefore the change in the video track equally affects the audio
Immense value in the Toggle Sync Lock and Source Patching sections!! 4:06 V4 had Toggle Sync Lock ON but its linked A3 had it OFF. Earlier in the video you demonstrated it wouldn't move if a track had it OFF. Now I'm SO CONFUSED hahaha. Not sure why that was a special case, but is it because they're linked? But then again they were linked earlier in the video! Bahhh
I have pulled clips in thinking I have no video/ no audio and had to learn the insert/ overwrite function on my own. It is a big relief you made this video hope it helps others not freak out 😂
Lol bruh, my work flow gets faster every time i watch one of your tutorials.
ah man thanks so much!
My mind is blown with everything about track targeting. I always just thought of those things as little annoyances that are just how premiere works. This is fantastic news, and very helpful. You also explained it very clear and concise. You are a master in the art of tutorialism. Thank you
Commenting for the algorithm. Hope for your success! Very useful.
Think you did a great job explaining, my head is still spinning. This going to take some time to understand.
There are so many different situations in which these toggling functions work, I'm sure I missed some so let me know in the comments!
00:00 Intro
00:37 Toggle Track Output
01:09 Toggle Track Lock
02:11 Toggle Sync Lock
04:26 Toggle Track Targeting
07:22 Source Patching for Inserts and Overwrites
10:34 Source Patching Gaps
11:55 Outro
How do you source patch more than one audio track?
while it is confusing I admire your courage to help us understand what seems like an annoyance, something I would NOT have tried to understand had you not tried to share! thanks
Fantastic thanks again , helping my work flow to make 1 video per day!
7:33 I think for Source Patching the reason why its also shown as V1, V2, A1, A2… Is that it allows you to remap the audio (its usually the audio that would have more than 1 track from a single source). So keeping it shown in A1, A2, A3… allows you to drag and remap the source track to particular tracks you want them to be in. I usually work with videos source that dialogue/ music & sfx are separated in different tracks so it can be pretty handy for me.
Inserting multicam timelines/sources where there are both multiple video AND audio streams available will enumerate A1,V1,A2,V2 etc … thanks for this video, it explained a lot!
I’m a long time editor (15 years in FCP and actual film and analog video before that- ugh). In the three year I’ve edited multiple documentaries, music videos, and some narrative shorts in Premiere. I’ve just ignored these toggles for the most part. You did an excellent job explaining these bits.
Btw, the production quality on your video is stellar. 👏🙌
I think you explained best. It was all I was looking for and you explained it easily.
Javier's videos are so helpful.
Very nice. I find you as my SOURCE and what you say TRACKs for me
OMG how confusing this is and how SUPER MEGA USEFUL your video is explaining it... Javier YOU ROCK 💪💪💪💪
Thank you for the explanation! But I don’t understand in which scenario you would use the gap function
Excellent video...I needed this and I didn't know it!
Of course we all know the basics of this, but you have taken it to another level! Very cool, after using Premiere for years I still learn something new in the basics also.
I got to the end of the video and realized I didn’t hear a single word you said. I was mesmerized by your sweet dance moves 😂. Ok, replay and focus this time 🧐 - always great content!
"Knowledge is power, but enthusiasm pulls the switch." Ivern Ball.
Thank you for combining your knowledge and enthusiasm into an elegant mix of edutainment!
Thank you!
you are the best tutor especially for this one ! thankyou
Thank you for your effort explaining this, will definitely keep on practicing
so unexpectedly helpful!
Yessssssss! Finally. You are a hero!!! Thank you for this.
I look forward to the day when I can understand this! Your videos are awesome.
Great explanation of track targeting and source patching man! You really make the trickier stuff in Premiere so much easier to grasp. Thanks for being such a good teacher! Also nice to be able to see what you’re doing on smaller screens and mobile devices with the ‘zooms’ in your screen capture software. You rock!
Best Tutorials out there for premier
Great video man! I've finally understood toogle sync!
Dang what a mess. Helpful stuff and answers lots of questions. Keep it coming Javier. Thx 🙏🏼
Very very Helpful Javier. Thanks a ton. 😀
Thanks Man. I was looking for insert and over right problem. Now I will try them both.
Thanks a ton 🥰
Great explaination! Thanks for that and let us see more of that smooth dance moves!
Yet another great tutorial Javier. Keep’m come’n bro 😎
Thanks for doing tutorials on things nobody even thinks about but are super useful!
Thanks Javier! Source patching and Gap were both revelations.
I love your flow. Bringing dances to these boring timelines is really nice
Finally, example footage I can relate to
Killing it man. You deserve a lot of credit. Not to mention the positivity you bring to your videos :D
This is great! I can't think of when I would use the gap but now that I know the functionality exists, I have the feeling I soon will!
Thank you so much. Grettings from Perú
I'm an experienced pro user of Premier and I def didn't know about gap--thanks. And dude, love the dance moves!
My cat crawled onto my chest while I was watching one of your other tutorials so I had to just let this one auto-play. Now I'm glad my cat has such good taste in TH-cam editing Videos.
amazing vid thanks, was just searching what the toggle sync buttons are after using premium for years., I finally get it.
Javier, you are a legend. Thank you!
This is great info. This kind of topic is not being explained by other premiere pro tutorials here in youtube, not knowing there are hidden gems that editors can use to make their editing easier.
such a good teacher. thank you 🙏
Such a solid tutorial, thank you so much, everything you teach is always on point! My editing has changed completely since watching your channel :)
That’s awesome Scott! Glad I could help!
I've committed to getting 1.01% better every day. These videos push it to 10%
This is exceptional! You explained this very well. You make it easy to understand. Thank you for making this video. You're the real MVP!
Track lock sounds very useful, thank you
Good stuff; I was a bit confused about this. Thanks, Javier.
Definitely the Premiere guy with the most swag
finally someone explained this! thxs
The first time learned about the blue bars was when I accidentally clicked one on/off and it messed up my project and I couldn’t figure out why. Many google searches later I figured out what happened. Thanks for this video! I’m happy to learn the real reason for them and not just ‘stuff to avoid’
Excellent video! Javier, your brisk pace is refreshing and how you keep to the point is tremendously appreciated.
JAVIER FOR THE WIN!! MAKE MORE TUTORIALS. MAKE A VIDEO HOW YOU EDITED A VIDEO!
This helped. Definitely demystified some timeline options, and dance moves!
Mind Blown.......! You rock.
Thank you so much! You do excellent explanation!
Thanks for making learning fun!
Your tutorial is the best. Pls make a video on how to be stay consistent
I have to admit I should have studied these options sooner! Thanks for the comprehensive tutorial.
Confusing but you still did the best job compared to the other PP TH-camrs.
As non-english speaker, it gets me more confusion until replaying more times 😄
Confuse between listening to your explanation or paying attention to the tutorial itself.
But thank you, it helps me alot
Very helpful, sir. You made our day less confusing! Thank you so much!
Wow didnt know about the gap. Great tut!
What an amazing video! I never knew any of this, and it will be soooo helpful! You explained the info in a very clear way, loved it!
amazing! just the video I needed thank you!!
Genius. Thank you so very much!
My dude! This is incredible stuff. I'm gonna get lost in all your tutorials to just learn more and more about Premiere.
This is a total life-saver if you combine this with Three-Point Editing. Thank you for this!
your dancing is the most hilarious!
Thank you Pavith!
@@JavierMercedes and thank you for this lesson bcz i was confusing why adobe people are struggling to do making these buttons....
That pretty much all went right over my head BUT now if and when I have problems from these settings being inadvertently changed I'll remember where to come to find the solution.
This is fantastic!!! I also just happened to learn this trick a few days ago... when using up/down to move between edits, if toggle track targeting is off for a track but you want to temporarily go to its cuts without using your mouse, just use shift+up/down.
Wow game changer right there, thank you Mike!
I will need to watch this again later
This was a really helpful video. Thanks legend
the way I understood Toggle sync lock, is that you can edit the video and audio tracks independent of each other, with out those changes affecting either track, the last part i understood that the audio and video tracks are in sync when the Toggle sync lock is off on both, therefore the change in the video track equally affects the audio
I love these tutorials, I usually save them for reference for when I'm going back and editing!
This was amazing, thank you!
Best premiere pro tutorial video ever bro
This is so well made! Clear, thorough and enjoyable. Appreciate this!
Immense value in the Toggle Sync Lock and Source Patching sections!! 4:06 V4 had Toggle Sync Lock ON but its linked A3 had it OFF. Earlier in the video you demonstrated it wouldn't move if a track had it OFF. Now I'm SO CONFUSED hahaha. Not sure why that was a special case, but is it because they're linked? But then again they were linked earlier in the video! Bahhh
damn I can't believe I didn't know these tool all these years I'm working with premiere pro! nice job man!
These are must learn basics ,they will save a lot of time and the process becomes fun .
Mind blown thanks man good job 👏👏👏👏👏👏
This video is so helpful! Thank you
Great videos!!!! You have awaken an old man's grey matter! There is hope for me yet!!!!
I was having some issues a couple of days ago that you discussed here. Great work. Thank you.
Very useful thanks Javier
Javier... You are my hero 😃... but... I'm gonna watch this over and over (at least 1000 times) to try to understand 🤣🤣🤣. Thank you 😊
Dude I can't believe how much I'm your Avatar.
Excellent! Thank you!
Tks for the great class bro! amazing content, cheers fom brazil!
Super helpful! Thanks.
super helpful thank you so much!
This is such a stellar way of explaining this. Fantastic job!
I have pulled clips in thinking I have no video/ no audio and had to learn the insert/ overwrite function on my own. It is a big relief you made this video hope it helps others not freak out 😂
Thank you. Very useful.
great explaination thanks
You did a good job of explaining everything. Thank you!
Excellent. Thanks!
Thanks a lot! Great expaining.