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In this video you’ll learn about the new text-based editing coming to Premiere Pro. It’s currently in the Public Beta version of the app, which means anyone with an Adobe Creative Cloud plan can use it.💬 Leave a comment below on what you want to see in Text-Based Editing in the future. It’s still in beta, so your contributions matter!
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TIMECODE CHAPTERS
0:00 What is Text Based Editing?
0:45 Opening the Beta
0:55 New Import Panel
1:26 Auto-Transcription & New Workspace
2:09 Navigating Text Panel
2:45 Multi-camera Synchronization
3:41 First Method: How to Delete Portions of Text
4:01 Showing and Deleting Pauses
5:52 Copy and Pasting Portions of Text
6:10 Mixkit
8:07 Second Way to Edit Text
8:53 Making an Insert
9:42 Text Panel Keyboard Shortcuts
9:56 The Issue with Text-Based Editing
11:37 How to Request a Feature or Report a Bug
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What do you think about Text-based editing? Can video truly be edited like a word-document, what about cadence and delivery? :) Would love to hear your thoughts. Thanks for watching! 😎
Rough editing will pretty fast though, which will boost the time
It is great tool and I saw your video just in time.
Thank you very much Gal!
I am now editing big reportage from event and it will help me to save a lot of time.
Like your tutorials very much)
This type of editing applies to the 80/20 rule. It allows you to get through that first 80% fast and allows you to get to the most important 20% faster.
I keep it quite simple. I read from a script. Clap my hands one time if I made a mistake. Clap my hands three times if the take came out correctly. So, when I open the editor, I just easily scrub through and ripple delete all the one claps, and keep the three. Then, I fine-tune by going through each clip and use J or L cuts to polish. 😀😀😀
And you didn't even use it for this video. What's the point
Wow! This is going to make editing so much faster and easier!
Thank you for taking the time to clearly explain how this works...other videos say things like "yes you delete easily"..but don't bother to actually explain the short cuts etc..well done!
love this for any interview based editing - will save a lot of time watching, editing and cutting down interviews when you can clearly see and edit from the transcribe. I think the 'remove all pauses' button would be an amazing feature and as you say help us save time with a one click action! As you say you still need that human interaction to see how it all flows but love this info - thanks for the update!
Thx Lynne! Yes, that's a perfect case-study -- interview based editing!
Thanks for always keeping me up to date with Premiere 😁 You are my go to person for all things new
Thanks for pointing it out! Excited to check it out!
Loved your videos. Super helpful, straight into it, great stuff.
Kelsey, thank you very much for all your wonderful content.
I'm always look forward to seeing your videos. From Vietnam with love 😂😂😂
Hi Kelsey, Keep up the great work. I really appreciate the work you do and how well you explain things. Thank you.
Thank you so much!
The most useful channel on TH-cam
This is going to revolutionize editing! I would love a filler word removal
Me too!
#1 feature would be a second set of text based data to indicate best takes and to tag b-roll clips. If you could roughly edit in b-roll via text would be awesome and would get close to a rough cut without needing to touch the timeline
Hopefully there will be a way to add to my editing workflow that will help get through the rough cut faster, I can also see using this to split the audio tracks from two people to treat them differently, that would really be helpful. Larry
Awesome video! Michael Scott doesn’t need any editing. Dwight, on the other hand.. lol
I think this is a helpful feature for the process of editing a video. ❤
Very nice; loved the presentation and content; thx for sharing 👍
When I film I repeat the sentence until I like it so I would just use the last take. Great video! Going to try this out!
Great Video Kelsey as still wrapping my head around the base edit..
One thing I wish you would’ve done here (I’m 4 mins in so far) would be to better distinguish how this differs from the built in auto transcript and text panel. I haven’t tried deleting transcript pieces to map to sequence cuts but this is so integrated and blended it’s hard to know what it is or isn’t adding.
I wish you just made the distinction a little clearer. Going to have to play with it myself I guess, thanks for sharing either way!
Awesome video. Can’t wait to get stuck in with this. Imagine a time when you upload a script that someone has read from a teleprompter and the transcription can then remove everything unrelated (to a certain tolerance), such as “I’ll do that bit again” and perhaps highlight repetition for editor to review for best take 🤯
Been using Descript for this. Nice to see Adobe including the feature. Descript has the filler word feature you wanted, but it also struggle a bit with pauses. Editing with descript sometimes feels a bit buggy, with missing words and pauses. I´m sure all of this will be fixed in future versions.
Very powerful, just can't see myself using it....perhaps documentary as you say but audio delivery is always going to be number one
I would also love to see it. Thank you
This is so cool! This makes me want to really learn how to use Premiere. Where should a beginner go to learn Premiere from the ground up?
I often will forget to talk about something and add it mid way in the recording. If I don't rough edit right away, I'll forget and editing is a mess. I can see this being useful to have certain keywords so that I can search for it and move it to the right section!
there should be an option to automatically add 'constant power' to the cuts when editing this way. Reason being if you are cutting out a specific word, you will want the audio to blend rather than jump. Also would save a few clicks having to manually add the effect afterwards.
I spend a lot of time adding this between frankenbites currently for sure.
CMD + SHIFT + D does this to highlighted clips. It's not quite as automatic as what you're after but it may be helpful to you.
Yes I'd personally would love a filler-cut option as I constantly lose my train of thought when not working with a script. 🤷♂
Well, all the things you wished them to do, they did!! you can filter and delete the fillers and spaces 🔥
thank you
Pretty cool Tutorial Kelsey, as of today the Edit to Text doesn't have the Delete all ellipses..., I would definitely vote yes for that feature.
I notice in a live stream talk show/video interview we did a few months ago. In the text edit feature, it doesn't recognize the distinct voices so it treats the audio as one audio source which is a bummer. Especially when we didn't record each video source separately, I know in other services like Happy Scribe can pick up the distinct voices, so we could try to output the CC text to pul into Premiere Pro and see if it can create the transcript identifying the different voices?
I keep it quite simple. I read from a script. Clap my hands one time if I made a mistake. Clap my hands three times if I did it correctly. So, when I open the editor, I just easily scrub through and ripple delete all the one claps, and keep the three. Then, I fine-tune by going through each one and use J or L cuts to polish.
i have a weird problem. I want to take everything out except a repeated word... how would I do that?
Thanks Premiere Gal! This is exciting because I do AI editing!! Gonna try the beta tomorrow! Do you know if once the clips are text-based if they can also be exported easily as a CC file? This would be such a time saver ⏰
yes, you can turn the transcript into captions and export as .srt for example
Wow! Very cool - but beyond my skillset. 😀
I’ve watched this twice so I could get my head around it. I’ve never used a beta test version before. Does it install a whole separate version of premiere on your system or does it install as your only version?
Yes +1 on removing filler words feature!
Thanks for the +1!
this filler word removal would be a game changer in my opinion. It's like the ai just completely ignores ums and doesn't show up in the transcript
Oh I'd love to see the filler words removal inside of Premiere!
Always favourite love you
Chat gpt recommended to me your channel for video editing 👀
I see you sporting the new comica mic. i love those mini mic's!
yes, loving the mic!
I'm excited for this but also worried that it will slow my system down when editing major projects that have thousands of hours of dialogue
I am a FCPX user. I wonder when Apple will bring this to final cup. Otherwise, I think this is really cool and time saving.
Love your critique. I would add I wish you could import a 3rd party transcript and use it to build the transcription as automated transcription frequently leaves a lot to be desired
I believe you can import a third party .srt captioning file and start from that! :)
@@PremiereGal Thanks so much for the fast reply to this PG.
Yeah, no. SRT files are not transcription files.
It comes down to how an SRT file is formatted vs a transcription and how those would fold into our workflow.
We work in mixed language interviews, interviews involving technical terminology, people thick accents, and more.
For that reason we hire a professional transcriber who does an excellent job of getting around all these issues.
From there we do a paper edit and then painstakingly search for the text by timecode.
Digital Anarchy offers a plugin that is supposed to be able to do deal with 3rd party transcripts..
But it is slow and buggy (on my system anyway).
We have tried having PP transcribe as well and then search within that.
But there are too many discrepancies to make it worthwhile.
The missing link is in Adobe's hands.
I don't pretend to know the nuances of code.
But if AI can figure out what people are saying,
then I'm pretty sure it can use a pre-existing transcription to as a baseline to figure out it's own transcription
and then sync them up.
Love your channel!
Thanks so much.
an option to import the script and let premiere compare with the transcription and highlight the parts that matchs will be amazing!
I see what you mean, but I could imagine that being a far-reach of a request for the first release. But the good news is that you can search for keywords from your script within the transcript already -- so one step there!
Can you make captions from the transcribed text?
we love You :-))
I have 7 audio feeds (one for each speaker) and 5 cameras... How do you properly do it so that when auto-transcribing the audio it will put the speaker name the same as the audio feed?
Hey Gal, does the beta version overtake the regular version?
no, you can have the beta and the normal version on the machine side by side - installed at the same time.
Starting to feel overwhelming to keep up with the AI tools for editing coming out. But it also feels like if you don't, others _will_ and then replace you because of that increased efficiency.
It is a lot! I hope my videos will help show which tools you might want to try out and make it a little less overwhelming for you :)
@@PremiereGal PLEASE MAKE A BETTER VIDEO. THIS TYPE OF VIDEO IS NOT THE BEST FOR US. MAKE SOME VIDEOS ABOUT REAL VIDEO EDITING LIKE "HOW TO EDIT LIKE NIKLAS CHRISTL" OR OTHER BEST TH-camRS.
WHY DO YOU MAKE ABOUT THE AI VIDEO EDITORS. WE DO NOT LIKE THE TYPE OF VIDEOS THAT YOU HAVE MADE ABOUT THE AI VIDEO EDITOR. THIS IS MY REQUEST TO YOU.
@@nmseyam think your caps lock is stuck mate 😆
Hi Premiere Gal! You are very cool. I have one Question please :). Do you know how can I my Text ( that I already have) import and use like a Subtitle in Premiere? Thank you so much in Advance!
From the text panel, Transcript tab, click on "..." and select "import" to import your text document
@@PremiereGal Thank you so much for your Speedy Gonzales Answer! I try that already unfortunately it doesn't work. I realy dont know why 😥. I have big text and I wanted to use to make Subtitle but I am just desperate because dont work. Perhaps you have already Video about this? Thank you🙏
If I send my client a full transcript of an interview...and he cuts the transcript down to just the portions wanted (a "paper" edit basically)...Is there a way to import that edited transcript into Premiere and have it auto-assemble a make a sequence that reflects the edited transcript?
All I want is robust animated Captions 😊
Love your tuts. Can you think of any reason why dragging the mogrt into essential graphics panel won't work? Doesn't show up, even with search. Yet when I try to drag in again premiere tells me the template is already loaded. Using Premiere 2023 23.2.0 I'm a great beta tester. I find new ways to break things!
You need to search for it by scrolling down, i had to rename my mogrt to mixkit
@@PremiereGal Thanks for the quick response. This worked from community.adobe. In the Essential Graphics panel under the Browse with Local Templates Folder ticked, I changed the List order to "Recent" and all the mogrt files shoewed up! and the 2 I dragged in were not named mixkit. The one you showed in video was called TH-cam LowerThird 05
Hi Gal, do you think there is or will be a possibility to be able to export the text in a certain format (let's say it will be edited in Microsoft Word or Google Doc) which will then be edited by someone else who has nothing to do with the work in Premiere Pro. to then import the text and save the TimeCodes. As a rule, this work is specific to televisions or in independent projects, where the information content (text) is another person's decision to cut or eliminate words or phrases. Thank you for your tutorials, you are doing a great job!
You can definitely download as a doc, but if you import the edited version it wont apply edits. my suggestion would be to download the transcript and have the editor highlight the areas they want deleted and then you can delete them in Pr.
@@PremiereGal I use the word doc to translate into speech (voice over). I import audio to the premiere pro. I use transcribe audio for speech to text. But not always follow exactly words what voice over says. So that why I like to use word doc to import. I am talking about like 20 pages of word doc. I am talking about the sentence, period, comma, hashtag, question mark, big cap or small cap, etc. I like to see that the Premiere Pro can import the word doc and able to match audio and timing. Can you tell Adobe to do that way?
Is there a way to remove all pauses, or delete all "ums", rather than going through and manually deleting each one?
I would be super interested in a tutorial for video podcast editing. How much of it could you set to be automated. Often Premiere already Identifies speakers like 1 & 2, so I wonder if you could tell premiere to cut when the speaker changes to cut to their angle. Maybe it's too niche for premiere but I would love to know if there is a way of doing something like that.
Yes! This new transcript workflow would also work well for podcast editing. I would sync the camera angles in the timeline or create a multi-cam and then use the transcript to build a rough cut!
@@PremiereGal Thank you for the response. I am working with the multi-cam tool (3 angles). Just to make sure I am understanding (and i will have to test this out to get a better grasp myself) but after I process my transcript thats going to give me a panel that is going to be helpful for finding the start and stop points. Which is better than looking at audio waves, but is that the extent of its ability right now in that domain?
@@waytogohudson Basically you can make your multi-cam sequence and use the text panel to transcribe your multi-cam sequence with multiple speakers, you can then extract (delete) portiona of the text and pauses from the transcript and it will create those cuts in your timeline
@@PremiereGal Thank you, I will try this out
We use Audition a LOT for our podcast network and I can’t help but think Adobe must have transcript editing for Audition if they have it for the much more complicated Premier…but I can’t find anything about the Audition version. Can I edit audio using a transcript in Audition?
I'm in the same situation. I want to use text-based editing in Audition. I don't use the video file. I'm struggling with learning Premiere because I need to edit multiple sound source files in a conversation where sometimes people talk at the same time.
When selecting multiple clips within the timeline panel, if I lose the selection by mistakenly clicking on a clip cut, how can I get back the selection of clips I had so that I don't re-select them one by one? @Premiere Gal
Can you use a multi-cam source sequence as a clip? I'm definitely going to try that next time I have the opportunity!
I havent it tried it yet, but I imagine if you place a multicam into a sequence and then Transcribe the sequence using the text panel, it will work! :)
Update: I tried it and it does work on a multi-camera source sequence! For some reason my clips (an A and B cam of an interview) did not properly sync at first and I did not catch it right away. I think I forgot to synch by audio 🤦♂️ But I fixed it on the MCS sequence and it and the text-based edits lined up perfectly.
BUT, it does not seem to allow the MCSS to be used as a clip in the insert method you showed. That would be a good addition.
Kelsey can I ask you which Screen record app or program you use?
Capto!
@@PremiereGal LUCKYYYYYYYY! Capto is 30 bucks, I'm Windows PC so I have to spend $385 on Camtasia! Thanks AGAIN for the reply.
what do you think about using text from chatGPT and editing in, please make sweet love to me, Premiere in order to make a new video?
Nice Dear MAdam
Let's see if I'm getting this right... if I have a collection of 30 clips that are all transcribed and subtitled inside of Prem, I could export the subs, edit them as a text based doc, feed them back into Prem and then Prem would create a rough cut style compilation for me?
Or does it only work withing the same clip? If so, It wouldn't even be that hard to first export all clips together back to back and make sure the time codes for the subtitles are adjusted...
I'd love to try it, I'll let you know how it goes hehehe
I was hoping they would add Polish transcription in this version. I'm still waiting ;)
Not yet! But happy Fat Thursday! :) Enjoy your pączek
ADOBE: add shortcut: filler word removal & right click delete
Hello Premiere Gal, wondering if you can help. When I lay my interview in the timeline and transcribe it for selecting my soundbites the timecode now being referenced in the transcript is the timeline's and not the original timecode of the clip. So if I go back to editing from my source monitor, I can't jump to the timecode the clip actually has. Is there a way to reference the original timecode when I transcribe? Thanks for an insight.
My recommendation is to double click on the source footage from your project panel to pull up the transcript at the clip level
@@PremiereGal Thank you!
Text based editing is cool, but the real story here is source based transcription!!! Do you know if this transcription can be searched at the bin level?
That's crazy
Try it out and let me know how it goes!
@@PremiereGal PLEASE MAKE A BETTER VIDEO. THIS TYPE OF VIDEO IS NOT THE BEST FOR US. MAKE SOME VIDEOS ABOUT REAL VIDEO EDITING LIKE "HOW TO EDIT LIKE NIKLAS CHRISTL" OR OTHER BEST TH-camRS.
WHY DO YOU MAKE ABOUT THE AI VIDEO EDITORS. WE DO NOT LIKE THE TYPE OF VIDEOS THAT YOU HAVE MADE ABOUT THE AI VIDEO EDITOR. THIS IS MY REQUEST TO YOU.
P Gal back to the real editing…..
As soon as AI technology enables us to create movies, I will be making my own movie. Still waiting. I can see it coming soon.
Text based editing really speeds up my interview editing workflow but HUGE HUGE WARNING TO EVERYONE USING IT:
There is a massive bug in premiere v23.4
Where if you’ve used text based editing and move to another system and relink your media. Premiere resets every edit in your timeline to the in point!! So effectively undoing ALL your hours of edit work. My advice is don’t do it until the next release where it’s fixed. It’s fixed in the latest beta version too. But my god what a heart attack when I saw the timeline. Luckily I had an auto save which I opened on the original computer before the project / media was moved and it was all fine. So I exported an XML of the timeline and imported that into the latest version of the project. Phew. But seriously guys - BE CAREFUL THIS ISN’T STABLE YET.
Can this be as good , if not better than Descript?
Great addition! But this might take a lot of system power.
I'll do a system usage test on the beta vs regular and let you know. So far, running smooth on my end!
Hey Premiere Gal. I make videos where I recite the English meaning of the Ayats. Now, the problem is Adobe makes tons of mistake in transcribing my voice. As it's the ayats of the Quran, I do already have the transcript of what's spoken in the video. It would mean a lot to me if you teach me how to just add the texts to premiere pro and premiere pro automatically just synchronize the words. PLEASE HELP ME! Thank you
This is a great video, but I wonder why you didn't mention Descript by name? I assume you are aware of it. The Descript app allows you to remove filler words and to delete pauses.
Hey Desmond I did mention descript by name in the intro and the other tool Transcriptive Rough Cutter thats been around for years. I also linked to Descript in my description box.
@@PremiereGal That's what I get for multi-tasking. I saw Transcriptive Rough Cutter, but not Descript. My apologies.
Filler word removal would be awesome! So... Uhm... Yeah... And...
Send that transcription to GPT3-- tell it to "shorten" and suddenly you have a thoughtful paper edit, automatically generated in-timeline.
Oooooo, now there's the innovation! :) However, can GPT3 know which takes are best delivered? What about cadence and sarcasm ;) ?
@@PremiereGal I think the "transcription" step will soon go deeper than just copying words. Inferring tone, rhythm, and even subjective take "quality" are all trainable attributes, if the dataset is good enough. I expect we'll see these tools third party before Premiere. It's *manual* editing software after all.
@@videowizard_io true. But there are 5 ai tools inside of Pr. I imagine they would be interested in buying or licensing these 3rd party apps as they get developed. I look forward to trying more out!
not me looking at my phone several times throughout this video...
adobe is killing avid. They better implement some real usual features in media composer soon.
We need filler removal
The best AI tool was already the auto transcription and subtitles, but I don't prefer this text editing. Maybe for fast pace content, social media, it works. BTW: silences are underrated. So much noise nowadays. Thanks for your analysis.
I don't think Adobe cares about efficiency at all. I think they prefer slow workflow and wasting time 💪
Such a boring way of editing
PLEASE MAKE A BETTER VIDEO. THIS TYPE OF VIDEO IS NOT THE BEST FOR US. MAKE SOME VIDEOS ABOUT REAL VIDEO EDITING LIKE "HOW TO EDIT LIKE NIKLAS CHRISTL" OR OTHER BEST TH-camRS.
WHY DO YOU MAKE ABOUT THE AI VIDEO EDITORS. WE DO NOT LIKE THE TYPE OF VIDEOS THAT YOU HAVE MADE ABOUT THE AI VIDEO EDITOR. THIS IS MY REQUEST TO YOU.
Why the all-caps mate? Also you write "we" as if you're talking for everyone's opinion and not just your own. This video is a Premiere Pro update video, which is one of the most popular types of videos I make. Of course, I will continue to make other types of videos "how to do this effect..." "Music video effects" and more. I'm always open to requests too! Hope all is well and take care.