17 POWER Tips, Tricks, & HACKS for Premiere Pro CC

[@tutvid]

🔥 ↓ VIDEO GUIDE ↓ 🔥 00:59 Simple Text and Titles 02:14 Getting to the Start/End of a Clip 03:14 Loop a Portion of the Timeline 04:19 “Play Around” for Fast Previews 06:23 Preview Video in Full Screen 07:13 Make Super Fast Cuts 08:04 Selecting Multiple Cuts (underrated trick) 09:01 Smoothing Audio Cuts 11:15 Replace Existing Clips 11:45 Trim Forward/Backward 12:44 Sliding Clips In Context 14:00 Trimming Head/Tail of Clip 15:35 Adding or Removing Multiple Effects 17:30 Adding Motion Blur 19:38 Advanced Customizing Ease 21:10 Use Adjustment Layers

[@MoAdel92]

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[@Nico_sarlanga]

So many thanks for that video guide, awesome content.

[@deltapivideoproduction]

For the 12:44 Sliding Clips, there is another thing you can do, just press Shift+CTRL(or Command) keys and go to the cut, then you can drag it forward or backward, and I feel you have more fluid control with the mouse :)

[@andyvolk2998]

Been editing for three years now and had no idea what Media Encoder did. It's so simple, and yet my mind is blown. Thanks tutvid!

[@mayrayazdari]

Great, awesome, powerful tips! Highly recommended!!

[@roguefab]

Very nice. Well explained. Thank you Nathaniel!

[@rifthq3962]

I've been editing my videos for a few years now, but I've always known there are a few shortcuts that I'm missing that would make editing more efficient. Watching this video, there's obvious stuff that you should already know, but there definitely were some little tricks that I didn't even know. Good video man!

[@SreekanthGudesa]

I am a new learner of Pr. Your video helped me on tricks that help us to quicken our editing in Pr. Thank you.

[@DonAbaddonn]

solid stuff!!! great job!

[@fssacko]

Thank you for your Tuturial !

[@chelseacarroll5954]

You are awesome! Thanks so much for your tutorials! Learning a lot!

[@solagromsq9718]

very very very very very usefull tips!! thank you for sharing with the rest of us!!

[@Marticulate]

I really wish they'd implement the simplest of features for the playhead to just return to the point it started when you stopped playback. Makes all the clunky pre roll stuff for repeatedly previewing sections so much easier in other programs. Great video by the way, the background export in Media Encoder is gold.

[@kingdomoverlanding]

Great tips!! Adding to the saved list!!

[@gabekoole]

The Add Edit Function is going to save me so much time!!! Thanks Man!

[@justnaturesmusic2133]

Good tips, thanks. I knew a few but there is always something new to learn.

[@zimgbcnews8544]

Awesome tutorial..so helpful!✔

[@davidsuperville7541]

I think the most powerful use of adjustment layers is changing the blend modes. It suddenly opens up an incredible wealth of image looks.

[@tutvid]

Underrated tip right here.

[@PLUGNPLAYMUSIC]

25 mins long but must watch for every premiere user..excellent tutorial 👏 Expecting more videos like this 👍 Thank u ✌️

[@VCGConstruction]

Great tips! Thank you!

[@tutvid]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@AnthonyBodanza]

This was awesome!!! Thanks so much! Learned so much so fast!

[@iraqilord7989]

liked it before watching ,keep the Good work man

[@tutvid]

Iraqi lord, Thank you so much! 🍻

[@OldLadyAngler]

GREAT video! Very useful!

[@tutvid]

Thanks for watching! 😀

[@maxwax10]

My fav channel for Ppro Tuts :) Thank you

[@tutvid]

Thanks!

[@maxwax10]

tutvid wow u replied :) , if u ever make a video pls show how to be fluidic between different clips while editing vlogs . How can be more expressive in vlogs . Pls give some Tuts on advance lower thirds like many people use now days . Thank you Dodson .

[@mic4916]

Great tips! that multiple cuts trick is a big help :)

[@tutvid]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@brianeyler7328]

Amazingly useful tips and techniques here. Thank you so much!!

[@SighDown]

Nathaniel, great Premiere info-thanks! BTW, has anyone ever told you your voice would be great for doing voiceover work? You might want to look into it.

[@squall6789]

Great video. So many youtubers have tried to do this and they never seem helpful. I think I'm pretty well self taught and knew all but a few things (the variations on common shortcuts to go actual fullscreen and shift+q/w being able to trim without the ripple delete) and this video was still enough to blow my mind. I didn't even know you could get a fullscreen preview without using mercury transmit and a dedicated second/third monitor. I even have Z shortcutted the same way too, if you wanna undo you can whip a quick ctrl+z.

[@vladshinkin]

Man, thanks a lot! Very useful tips

[@mallettbros]

This is the most informational video I've seen in a while. Definitely using a lot of these tips. Great stuff

[@tutvid]

Glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks! 👌

[@garybaitson]

So many fantastic tips here,, thank you so much

[@MarkusKretzschmarPhoto]

I've been watching so much tuts on PP an every single time they just tell me newby things, that every idiot knows. This video actually contains cool tips and tricks. Thanks man! Totally subscribed

[@NotesOnHobbies]

70k views? This should be in the half a million views or more category, the amount of information here is insanely useful compared to other videos out there. Thanks for this!

[@williampowell3378]

Awesome!

[@makhosininkomo5824]

Best keyboard shortcuts for premiere pro so far

[@hamsphotovlogs]

awesome tips...thanks for this.

[@byoscar1534]

thank you so much man, fr 🧡🧡🙏

[@alisert3909]

Great video. thanks...

[@the.jose.martinez]

Best tips I have seen on youtube. Thank you!!

[@tutvid]

Really appreciate the kind words! 👍

[@Audiotechnical]

Really great video! Thanks so much for teaching all of us learners!! Additionally, I even felt chuffed that I knew a couple of those tips already, so I know my knowledge of PP is defo improving!

[@spvirusmania]

Great tutorial

[@peterwallin1710]

You are awesome my friend!

[@rclockett36]

I love this video

[@Itrepreneur]

Great tips. You could work in radio too. I listened at .75 speed. Sounds good.

[@AIforScale]

Soooooo good! 🔥🔥

[@JamieWardHD]

Fantastic tips. Especially for a beginner like me. Great value! Thank you.

[@MarketingNAREAL]

You are THE man! 🤘

[@tutvid]

Thanks for watching! 😀

[@priyanshjig]

Thanks 🙏

[@akcivan]

YOU ARE THE BEST BRO. U really helped and boosted my speed :)

[@jonathanallen3833]

great help. thank you!!!

[@fritzn6913]

Thank youuuu Tutvid!!!! your vids are soooo helpful!!!

[@tutvid]

Glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks! 👌

[@weetabixblood]

No time wasting and great lessons

[@BG-qc8cn]

This is fire

[@balasubramaniam5516]

100 likes, 0 dislikes. Shows the quality of content here. Get it got it GOOD.

[@tutvid]

Thanks, Bala. I appreciate the love. Thank you.

[@aminmoafi5148]

Great Vid

[@lukas-personal]

fantastic video.

[@JoeSalmi]

This is an AMAZING video.. Thank you so much

[@Torikiki]

Great stuff thank you so much for sharing

[@snack753]

learned sooo much! Thank you bro

[@tutvid]

Love it. Thanks so much! 👍

[@daniilmironenko4289]

Thank you!

[@muhammadjamil3413]

Since you are teaching 17 tricks it was nice if one could get to the particular tip by tab or number key.

[@victormarichalmusic]

Soooo helpful! My worklow on Premiere has just improved tenfold, thank you so much!!! Wondering why when I add edits, the clip left of playhead isn't selected? It seems I have to manually click on the clip before I can ripple delete it. Do you know why?

[@josman0873]

Just wondering, why do you use/whats the difference between "z" for your add edit instead of "ctrl+k" to cut. Vids are always great, Love it!

[@slimarket1932]

thanks brother

[@XxMeMeDxX]

super important video

[@ChadWilliamsRVA]

Your stuff is always on point dude. Thanks so much for everything you do to help us all in this journey of editing.

[@tutvid]

Chad Williams thank you so much!

[@constantinalexandru4302]

Nice!

[@14moonsCOM]

Thank you for the tips

[@MikeySlice]

Awesome tutorial. Curious how the retention is on this video. Would you mind sharing that? My last tutorial was 72%, but less than 50% were there at the end. I know that 50% at the end is the sweet spot for recommended. What's your ending percentage. Thanks in advance! This was my first video of yours I've seen. Instant subscriber here! Keep up the good work Tutman!

[@DavidHernandezLovesYou]

EXCELLENT VID!!

[@PIXELEXPRESSION]

very nice video..got to learn a lot from this...one question..how to save every editing which can be applied to other videos, every time we done a new editing in premier pro..plz repy

[@adelcamac8681]

Yep. Beautiful Thanks.

[@tutvid]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video! 👌

[@dhcp1rx18]

thank you

[@joshdiditt]

New Subscriber. Great information!!!!

[@herringlake6887]

Shift K!!! I love that.

[@MandelVsFood]

Great! Is there a way to use q/w only in one track without having to lock the rest? Ty!

[@tutvid]

This is a good question. Off the top of my head, I can't remember, but it definitely should be possible. I'll see what I can find!

[@CallumHayesYT]

I tried, I haven't found a solution.

[@jbaldsing]

Awesome video although at 12:22 the trim by one/five frame shortcut to seem to work by holding down Ctrl and using the right/left arrow keys and not Alt as shown in the video. Not sure if it's a mistake in the video or if this shortcut has been changed in the 2020 version I'm using?

[@drsweetsfitness]

This has helped my workflow after just one day. Holy mack!

[@tutvid]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video! 👌

[@nigeltimms3582]

Thank you Nathaniel your work is fantastic -love all the tips always learn so much - what screen capture software do you use?

[@tutvid]

Thanks! I use Screenflow to record my screen.

[@mjmbk]

Thank you!!!!

[@thomaskambarami9138]

*great teacher*

[@tutvid]

Thomas Kambarami thank you so much!

[@thomaskambarami9138]

your teachings take me far my man

[@Johnny87Au]

Hey man what's the difference between delete and ripple delete ? I thought once you cut a clip and use ripple delete it just deletes it same as delete ?

[@undarkwin]

Mind.exe has been blown away!

[@tutvid]

Haha, thanks 😂

[@bishalscreation9793]

Awesome 😊

[@tutvid]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@bishalscreation9793]

tutvid 😁

[@rosswilson424]

8:27 sticking clip back together BOOM I could never do that, Thanks

[@JEEVANVLOGSKANNADA]

Yooooooo 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@JeffreyRoos]

fullscreen ctrl tilda WHATTTTTTTT!? Thanks very much for that one.

[@salt_acoustic]

New subscriber! Great video...

[@MRT_FLAG]

thanks!!

[@Photogabi]

Thanks for the tips, Nate. I am not sure what I am doing wrong but the Trim Forward/Backward using alt+left (or right) arrow doesn't do anything. I have the red bracket appearing on the clip (the track is also targeted), but nothing happens. Also I didn't re-assign any shortcuts to that keyboard combination. Anything I might be doing wrong? (also i'm on a win machine). Thanks a ton!!

[@KSherretz]

I wouldn't bother with targeting tracks to use the up/down arrow keys when you could just use shift+up/down. That shortcut goes to the next cut regardless of what tracks are targeted.

[@tutvid]

Ooooh. Nice suggestion. I don't think I've ever done that before. I'll play around and see how it works into my workflow (I think it could be a big timesaver!) Thanks for the great comment!

[@nithinramancha9756]

Sir , please do a tutorial of windows loading like left to right spheres

[@mariatraci6171]

Thank youuuu

[@tutvid]

Love it. Thanks so much! 👍

[@NasimPro]

12:13 sec correction: ctrl + left arrow

[@durgeshkshirsagar116]

Cool bro!

[@tutvid]

Thank you! 👌

[@durgeshkshirsagar116]

tutvid Welcome bro!

[@SteveSmith-tp4mn]

Daniel, Need some advice as I'm really stuck here. I have a clip that was reversed (1st nest sequence) and then speed ramp part of that clip as well (2nd nested sequence). I want to be able to take that final clip (after both nestings) and use it for an "Automate to Sequence" along with other clips. When I try to automate to sequence using the nested sequence it sends the video but it overwrites the music (by over-lapping with blank audio) that I set for the overall project. Can I somehow pull my reversed and speed ramped clip (which has no audio, video only) out of the nested sequence and make that result a basic clip? Thanks for any help you can offer.

[@imdadulhaque7734]

thanks

[@miroshrajp]

Loves your vedios

[@yogeshraghumudri1902]

hi i tried to do the sliding of the clips by selecting the cuts, holding the ALT key and moving the clips but it isn't working. please help!

[@oldschoolgaming4763]

Great video great tips, subs and likes. Like also the timestamps in the comments for easy fast access. A question, where do one get all those video effects you have at 17:22? Do you buy them or can you get it from Adobe?

[@KristianLarsen]

The fullscreen toggle just toggles the premiere pro window and not the video preview... please Help me!

[@Oicreative]

New subscriber but i think you are really great bro

[@tutvid]

Ahhh, WHAT'S APP STATUS thank you so much!