Adobe Premiere Pro Quick Tutorial - Ripple Delete All

[@ahmedmagdy149]

Adobe finally added this option in premiere pro 2018 edition Select all clips (Ctrl+A) then go to sequence >>close gaps

[@SurfacedStudio]

Oooh nice! About time :D

[@EzraFuller]

@@SurfacedStudio Update description to reflect this change? Thanks

[@mccoysmakingmemories]

@@EzraFuller this is all the video needed to say... done

[@BrianFischer]

Thank you. Much faster and saved me some time.

[@Jakenbake98]

thank god i scrolled down to this comment lol i was about to go through this whole process. thanks Ahmed

[@QuantayPeoples]

*Another Pro Tip:* CTRL + K so you can automatically cut where ever the play header is placed so you don't have to keep switching between the cutter and cursor. Say thank you by liking this!

[@SurfacedStudio]

+MajorInkPeoples I generally use only keys when I go through my clip and cut/delete as I go. I should make a shortcuts for Premiere video ;) Only got one for After Effects so far

[@georger.rmartinhat9366]

PRO PRO TIP: make keyboard shortcut for 'add edit point' to (K)

[@comotocarbateria]

I love u

[@twistedscissors2]

Dude!! You've changed my LIFE!!

[@SurfacedStudio]

+twistedscissors2 Glad to hear you found the video helpful!

[@lozaus1]

Another great tutorial Tobias! just a question, in regards to snapping the clips together, how do you turn that feature back on? Looking forward to more quick edit tutorials by the way!

[@Premierebro]

+lozaus1 By default, "S" toggles snapping on/off. Cheers!

[@SurfacedStudio]

+Premiere Bro Indeed :) There's also the 'magnet' icon to enable/disable snapping manually

[@expiai]

+lozaus1 SPIDERMAN

[@CZsWorld]

That's genius.

[@SurfacedStudio]

+CZsWorld Thank you :)

[@zacharyhale6746]

So Good

[@136000136]

6 years ago but still a lifesaver! Thanks!

[@SurfacedStudio]

Awesome to hear! Thank you :)

[@WhiteOwlStudios]

again, ive seen a lot of tutorials, seen a lot of channels. yours is BY FAR the BEST i have seen. u dont talk bullshit. stright to business. and u never forget to smile. your tutrials r great man, u really help me a lot. cheers from israel :)

[@SurfacedStudio]

Thank you very much! Awesome to hear you enjoyed the video, I do like to share what (little) I know with anyone who's willing to watch :D

[@pierreramirez2599]

You just saved me a bunch of ripple deletes. Thank you so much!!!!

[@SurfacedStudio]

Glad to hear you got something useful out of it :)

[@SonyaReznitsky]

Thank you so much!!! I've used this trick once and forgot how it works but will be using it, well, every video pretty much!! Thank youuuuu.

[@SurfacedStudio]

You are very welcome :) Glad to hear you found the video useful!

[@Premierebro]

Great video Tobias! Really like the shorter tutorial format... and so well done!

[@SurfacedStudio]

+Premiere Bro Thank you very much for the feedback. Sounds like I might be making more quick tutorials for Premiere (and other tools) :) The shorter ones are also a ton easier to create for me

[@LaFisicaCheNonTiAspetti]

This procedure looks totally insane... but damn it saves time. Thank you!

[@MaxConaghan]

I absolutely love ingenious little work-arounds, and this is a perfect example of a great one. Thank you!

[@SurfacedStudio]

You’re very welcome! Glad to hear you found the tutorial helpful :)

[@soniachidiogo5947]

Seven years ago, Its still helpful thanks

[@SurfacedStudio]

That's great to hear :D

[@matrixate]

That was very slick...such a time saver.

[@SurfacedStudio]

Glad to hear it helped, can't claim I invented the technique though :D

[@husky1993a]

Another good tip when cutting is to use Shift+ Delete when selecting a clip to cut :)

[@SurfacedStudio]

+Jonathan Alvarez :D

[@AspirationHD]

Cool! Thanks for the trick. Very useful video.

[@SurfacedStudio]

+Aspiration No worries, glad to hear it was helpful!

[@rickwelin9773]

Very clever! Thanks for sharing Tobias

[@SurfacedStudio]

+Rick Welin No worries. I can't claim the idea, but I felt this one was absolutely worth sharing!

[@Teresa_A.R.Ornellas]

Excellent tutorial, very detailed and easy to follow. Thank you for sharing.

[@SurfacedStudio]

+Teresa Ornellas Thanks for watching :)

[@RyanMatta]

YOU EARNED THIS ONE MY DUDE!!! LIKE SUB ALL DAY

[@SurfacedStudio]

Glad you liked it!

[@RitaKaminski]

Thank you!

[@SurfacedStudio]

You're welcome!

[@EduardBagas]

THANKS DUDE, YOU SAVED MY LIFE !!

[@SurfacedStudio]

I doubt that but I'm happy to hear that you found it useful :D

[@quaychupvideoquangcao88]

Thanks you very much. I searched this method LONG TIME

[@SurfacedStudio]

You are welcome!

[@UjwalRajJ]

this video helped me save an hour! and I gave the 1000th like 👍🙏

[@SurfacedStudio]

:D Glad to hear!

[@ruannigrini2139]

Excellent, thank you

[@SurfacedStudio]

No worries!

[@averhamilton8823]

SO helpful. Thanks

[@SurfacedStudio]

No worries :)

[@iankaloyanides3420]

Super helpful tutorial, thanks!

[@SurfacedStudio]

+Ian Kaloyanides No worries, glad to hear you liked it!

[@ocolecionadoroficial]

ahhahah LOVE THAT!!! thanks bro! Being struggling in this for over a decade!

[@SurfacedStudio]

:D

[@celestfilms2746]

1 more trick to add to my knowledge thanks!

[@SurfacedStudio]

+Robert No worries!

[@deemovie4664]

I can't remember how many time I've spent to try to do this !!!! thank u !!!

[@SurfacedStudio]

+Denis Sabato Haha, me too. Was so glad when I found this trick so I figured (even though it's not mine) I wanted to share it :)

[@deemovie4664]

+Surfaced Studio I think you've got a great idea !! :)

[@tomtillo9210]

You don't need 'bars and tones' . A new 'title' item will do the trick. You can save 2-3 additional steps by choosing a title and doing the rest of the steps instead of a 'bars and tones' item.

[@SurfacedStudio]

I use this technique both for video and audio :) Titles don't have audio. But of course for video a title will do if you use the video track for the ripple delete

[@alisamaan]

very informative as usual

[@SurfacedStudio]

+Ali Samaan Thank you!

[@TelieFilms1]

This could help me with my Premiere Pro skills! Thank you!

[@SurfacedStudio]

+TelieFilms :)

[@derrickc8707]

Once again, thank you for an awesome tutorial.

[@SurfacedStudio]

You are very welcome :D

[@FirstFunEnglish]

Hello, Subscribed and liked! I have a question though.It's my second day studying Adobe. The Bars and Tones overlap with the video and the other half doesn't go down below the audio when I drag it. What should I do? Do I have to make another sequence or adujustment layer? Could you please give me one of your links on what to do next? Thanks a million!

[@SurfacedStudio]

Hi, sorry I do not understand what you mean. What 'other half' doesn't go down? Also, if you're just getting started, you may want to start out with my beginner tutorial series for Premiere Pro :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/l37IeYWIjLN6naM

[@SavlaKaivanDeepak]

thanks for sharing!

[@SurfacedStudio]

+Kaivan Savla No worries!

[@kedkobik]

This was brilliant, thank you for the help!

[@davewehpunkt1221]

Great Video :) Bin jedes mal happy auf deinem Kanal. 👍

[@SurfacedStudio]

+Dave Wehpunkt Vielen Dank!

[@FelixStach]

Jaa! Deutsche Zuschauer! :)

[@BenjaminBertic]

Awesome tut!

[@SurfacedStudio]

+BenTheMan BTM Thanks man!

[@Beamtup]

OH my god thank you. SO much easier. Jeezissss

[@SurfacedStudio]

Haha, yes :D

[@Й.А-д2р]

Thank you very usefull video! Great job!!!

[@SurfacedStudio]

+Йонатан Ангелов Thank you :)

[@2railnation]

Thanks for this!

[@gaurangpanchal1684]

Love you brother. Somebody please give him a beer.

[@SurfacedStudio]

+Gaurang Panchal Cheers! *drinks beer*

[@zacharyhale6746]

Thank you, so much for sharing.

[@SurfacedStudio]

You are welcome!

[@thecalibration4865]

Thanks that was awesome!

[@SurfacedStudio]

Glad to hear you liked it!

[@iJukes]

Thank you, you're the MVP

[@SurfacedStudio]

Aw shucks! You are welcome :)

[@harshitverma3799]

Just Awesome thanks a lot bro ♥️👏

[@SurfacedStudio]

You're welcome!

[@danteminutillo]

I really like your channel - Your Cineware video is very useful.

[@SurfacedStudio]

+dante minutillo Thanks man :) That's great to hear!

[@zapper82]

Thanks for the tip! Adobe really need a quicker way to do this though.

[@SurfacedStudio]

+I am Sam Thank you :)

[@petrahany539]

it worked it worked! thank youu!

[@SurfacedStudio]

No worries at all, glad you found it helpful :D

[@davronbekchanov8548]

Dude! Thank you Very Much!!

[@SurfacedStudio]

You're very welcome!

[@luispereyra6838]

Hi Tobias, I ussually create a title and do the exact same process... that way you can skip the unlink audio track step since there is no audio track in a title and is a bit faster.... but I also was looking for an easier faster way to do this...

[@SurfacedStudio]

It's so strange that there's no simple way to do this in Premiere. Most tools will have an 'auto collapse' option that will remove the gaps as they edit. Not sure why Adobe decided to leave it out of this one

[@english.with.yousef1]

Thak you so much duddde that's was so helpful

[@SurfacedStudio]

Glad to hear! Thanks for the comment ☺️

[@rajsharma9340]

watching in 2021 Thank You So much my big friend .........

[@AhmedDiae]

I really like your channel its helpful

[@SurfacedStudio]

+EverySing | افري سنك‎ Thank you, nice to hear!

[@stevenmcintosh8560]

Thank you for sharing this, Tobias-I was just cursing about this last night!

[@SurfacedStudio]

+Steven McIntosh Sounds like timing worked out well!

[@Vilhelm3989]

Great video, but if you just choose "black video" instead of bars and tones, you eliminate one step. Also, you don't have to put the new "ripple layer" on the same layer as your footage in the beginning. :)

[@SurfacedStudio]

+Vilhelm3989 Agree to both. I use Bars and Tones because often I only have audio clips so I can't use a video-only item ;)

[@Vilhelm3989]

true :)

[@musatalayhan404]

Thankyou for video.

[@videomontazh_]

amazing! Thenk YOU very much!

[@SurfacedStudio]

You are very welcome :)

[@mahourdoaei]

you could with adjustment layers so you didn't need to delete audio and many other stuff that you explained to make your video duration longer and waste people times

[@NightFury94]

Hey man, I need to make a photo montage/slideshow/sequence or whatever you want to call it and I wonder how can I make it look professionally done? is there any way I could get a direct contact with you or maybe you could just tell me some tips, or maybe have a look at my project. Love the vids, keep up the good work.

[@SurfacedStudio]

+Leo Lite Hi, as Surfaced Studio is 'just' a hobby the best ways to contact me is on KZbin or Facebook. I do have a full time job so I may not always be available, but happy to try to answer any questions you may have :)

[@NightFury94]

+Surfaced Studio alright. I had to make a photo slideshow that's about some events and programs, I wonder what sort of elements makes it interesting to watch? which transitions should I use? should I do colour grading on them, which I dont think its necessary since its only gonna be shown through a projector. Also, how do I show texts or title of the program in a way that makes it looks professionally done? I mean I dont want it to look like im using windows movie maker or sumthing ._.

[@NightFury94]

+Surfaced Studio or just generally how I can make it looks interesting. Maybe link me to some videos for examples?

[@AzadariChannelHD]

thank you

[@SurfacedStudio]

No worries!

[@alurst3762]

Thank you bro.

[@SurfacedStudio]

You’re welcome bro

[@bigblink]

It took me until about 4 minutes into the video figure out just what in the world you were going to do. Cool.

[@SurfacedStudio]

+bigblink ;)

[@ishankmahale5393]

Very, very smart.

[@the.art.of.shadows]

plz help ...my ripple delete doesn't work anymore i try to click on it but it's just don't do anything !!!!?

[@chaoswithkhush]

OH GOD THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@SurfacedStudio]

You're welcome!

[@Elizabeth_Postol]

I knew this metod, but i didnt knew that "many editing programs has that ripple edit mode". what exacly, for example?

[@SurfacedStudio]

+Елизавета Постол Final Cut, iMovie, HitFilm, Sony Vegas... just to name a few

[@gislehillesund1694]

Speaking of this: I want to create a fast video of a walking track in Norway. The footage is 17 minutes long. Speeding up the duration makes the video veeery shaky and cutting out random frames Works great, but is very time consuming. Is there a good way to speed up footage like this without adjusting the duration?

[@SurfacedStudio]

? I am not sure how you could speed up a clip without adjusting the duration? Unfortunately unless you filmed the footage nice and smooth you will have to deal with the shakiness once you speed it up

[@CodeHerobrinex]

Thanks dude!

[@SurfacedStudio]

+Code Herobrine No problems!

[@Yellowswift3]

Thank you, and as always very helpful advice. :) In this particular instance, however, I struggled to get it right (maybe it just takes a bit of practice). Eventually I did manage to do it properly, but I found that I needed to lock the audio bar at the bottom to stop it from moving in sync with the video. It worked, which is the main thing. :) By the way, is there a method which allows you to set the length of a large amount default transitions to the same amount of time, e.g. 1.5 seconds? Thanks. :)

[@SurfacedStudio]

Hi, I don't think you can alter the duration of a set of transitions after you have applied them. You can however, simply set your default transition and length before you start applying them :)

[@Yellowswift3]

Thanks. :)

[@LECCHU]

great trick!!!

[@SurfacedStudio]

Yeah, this one saved my bacon a fair few times haha!

[@hawksoob]

Avoid that in the first place with the "ripple edit to next (or previous) playhead" keyboard shortcut. I've mapped mine to the [ and ] keys. When I click the [ key, it deletes everything between the playhead and the previous edit point and ripples.

[@SurfacedStudio]

+Sam Comer Hi, thanks for the tip, but that doesn't work for me when I'm dealing with one very large video clip without cuts to begin with as it'll either delete the entire front or the tail of the video from the current play head position. Do you have a way to actually extract bits and pieces out of a single long clip using only those actions?

[@hawksoob]

+Surfaced Studio Maybe in not fully understanding the workflow here. But another option is one you actually said - "extract." Set an in and out point around what you want deleted and click the Extract button under the program monitor. It will ripple delete the selection.

[@SurfacedStudio]

Yes, but if I have 100-1000 clips I want to extract, that is going to be a nightmare as each single 'extract' would take quite a few steps. I usually let my video/VO play through / scrub and cut where need, then delete the clips before the edit point. This leaves me with a long sequence with plenty of gaps - hence my need to ripple delete all gaps :)

[@hawksoob]

+Surfaced Studio Starting with one lone clip, though, correct? What I do in that situation is go down the timeline, make an edit where I want the next edit to be (keyboard shortcut mapped to the forward slash key - I think it's control or command k by default, but easier with just a single keystroke). Then play on to the point where I want the next clip to start and hit the [ key (as mentioned above) and it will ripple delete everything between that point and the previous edit point. You can even do it in real time as it plays ... Make edit, ripple delete to play head, right on down the line as it plays.

[@hawksoob]

+Sam Comer It's the Q and W keys by default, actually.

[@peterstoytchev5811]

a video finaly thank you

[@SurfacedStudio]

+TheAMD Gamer I only release a new video every two weeks :)

[@peterstoytchev5811]

Surfaced Studio oh ok thaink you i love your tutorials. I am going to try the Space To Earth Zoom Effect, I must careful through becouse my PC can explode. :)

[@mohangopi9383]

thank you so much bro....

[@SurfacedStudio]

You're very welcome bro

[@multishep4340]

thanks so much!

[@SurfacedStudio]

You’re welcome!

[@fridouille9189]

awesone ! thx

[@SurfacedStudio]

+Fridouille 91 np!

[@biscuitsalive]

Can I ask everyone who else is having issues with the latest premiere pro cc 2105? I can no longer drag selected clips (or sections of clips) Into my sequence. Driving me nuts!! And yes I have a video layer targeted. (Ps I'm on Mac)

[@SurfacedStudio]

+biscuitsalive Not sure, can't speak for the Mac crowd as I gave up trying to work with the Adobe suite on Mac OS. I've had some strange things with the CC 2015 release so far - not that big of a fan (as of the last version, haven't tried the latest release yet)

[@biscuitsalive]

+Surfaced Studio thanks for the reply, I'm having to use cs6 right now, which is crap for 4k... really annoying glitch. never had issues before though, so maybe one off until they update again

[@lightningmotiondesign8848]

+biscuitsalive Idk... I am not having issues with premiere cc 2015

[@lightningmotiondesign8848]

+biscuitsalive Idk... I am not having issues with premiere cc 2015

[@TozeCerdeira]

Hello is there a Sony Vegas funtion to automatic delete no sound parts of video files? Thanks

[@SurfacedStudio]

Sorry, I never used Sony Vegas so I couldn't tell you :)

[@RobertSalas]

Toze Cerdeira yes there is an auto ripple for vegas...

[@JPFilmsFX]

incredible

[@SurfacedStudio]

+bowlchamp411 :D

[@TravelBiteswithAK]

may i know how to create cool startups of videos like this of urs from 1:05 to 1:12 ? how can i add animations to the videos too??

[@SurfacedStudio]

+Anmol Arora Sure, it's all masks and strokes generated and animated directly inside of Adobe After effects :)

[@AndrewShibanov]

Мужчина, ты просто лучший!

[@SurfacedStudio]

Gern geschehen!

[@dsha2006]

All of a sudden, my ripple delete doesn't work anymore. I am using Premiere Pro CC. Any advice?

[@SurfacedStudio]

Can you be more specific? How exactly does it not work?

[@dsha2006]

Yes, here is a screenshot: drive.google.com/open?id=0B6FMqo2-ia_EbndpZE5vcnFoV3M You can't tell from the pic, but I made two cuts, selected the part I wanted to delete and then hit "R" which is my shortcut for Ripple Delete. It's been working for a long time, but just stopped. Also (shown in the pic) I clicked in some blank space to try to Ripple Delete that, and you can see the "Ripple Delete" text is faded. I tried different combinations of enabling the tracks on the left, but no help. Thanks for your help.

[@transitionfilms4045]

I recently noticed this problem in my After Affects that my RAM Preview is gone! I tried to uninstall/reinstall After Effects but it's still not there. It would be awesome if you could help or at least try to. Thank you for the awesome content you put out! :)

[@SurfacedStudio]

+RVKFilms Hi, unfortunately I can't really help with technical issues. I recommend checking out the Adobe forums and posting on there - the Adobe team is usually pretty quick to get back to you

[@lightningmotiondesign8848]

+RVKFilms Is it AE CC 2015? Adobe removed ram preview in AE CC 2015

[@SurfacedStudio]

CC 2015 will play back audio by default, prior to that you need RAM preview

[@transitionfilms4045]

Thank you guys so much for your help I figured it out. :)

[@piolorequesto6398]

man, that’s genius!

[@SurfacedStudio]

:D

[@shilohv]

Thanks!

[@SurfacedStudio]

You're welcome!

[@nhat-nientran4818]

thanks man, it really helps

[@SurfacedStudio]

That's great to hear, thank you!

[@jelmerth]

thx, did the job, redicules, that adobe doesn't have it baked in.

[@SurfacedStudio]

Glad to hear it helped. And yes, agreed, it's so useful I'm surprised it's not on their default set of tools

[@rohanexplore]

great, thanks :D

[@SurfacedStudio]

:D

[@RaigekiFitness]

yeshh thx so much

[@SurfacedStudio]

No worries at all :)

[@JPSTUNTSDK]

My whole adobe premiere life has been a lie! Omg! :P thanks for this

[@SurfacedStudio]

+JPStunts Hahaha, no worries! Glad it helped!

[@narullahilMookadath]

thanks alot

[@SurfacedStudio]

+Thaika Sahib :)

[@alpolcaymis]

Start Video From 2:16

[@sadanmeral9493]

YOU ARE OWWWSUUUUM

[@SurfacedStudio]

Aaaw shucks!

[@phant0mdummy]

The infuriating part about all of this is that Adobe doesn't include a simpler method within the software. You can ripple delete an individual segment so it would seem common sense that if, for instance, I pushed command+A or ctr+A to select all, then used the right click>ripple delete, it would automatically ripple delete all. Why should we have to do some ass backwards trick like this to achieve what should be an included feature?

[@SurfacedStudio]

+Color Bars I think that the original / primary audience for Premiere Pro was never the 'hobbyist' crowd until rather recently. I believe most people use the advanced editing tool I described in my last tutorial to avoid the gaps to begin with. I'd like an automatic option as well, but at least there's workarounds :)

[@phant0mdummy]

Surfaced Studio Even a professional could find themselves in a position where they would need a grouped ripple delete. In that situation, I prefer to make my selection of cuts, select click the clips that need to go and ripple delete them all that way.

[@peterhill3826]

you ;re the best

[@SurfacedStudio]

:D

[@therealSickPlaysgaming]

i like the video. I'm taking college classes for audio and video production and i would like for you to get back with me to help me learn all of this !!!!!!!!!

[@SurfacedStudio]

+Jacki Mcqueary Hi, my whole channel is dedicated to teaching film making and VFX techniques. I am not personally available to 'train', but certainly happy to try to answer any questions you may have

[@therealSickPlaysgaming]

how could i make someone fly with out using after affects ??

[@phant0mdummy]

+Surfaced Studio Sounds safe.

[@pavannayak7668]

great

[@wesjames86]

Could have just used the adjustment layer. That's what I've always done in the past.

[@SurfacedStudio]

+wesjames86 Yup, you can do that too. Sometimes I do have to delete gaps on audio-only tracks though (for my VO) so I prefer the Bars and Tone as I can utilise the audio or video layer as required :)

[@brandyangutz]

how do you make your very classic tutorials?

[@SurfacedStudio]

+ITea Studio What do you mean with 'classic'?

[@brandyangutz]

I mean which softwares and tools do you use when creating tutorial videos?

[@SurfacedStudio]

BAM! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXmrdoSDma-Xn6M

[@brandyangutz]

:)

[@petritamminen8403]

If i was a premiere user, id be really grateful. i just wanted to say you should get a bit more interesting background while youre talking, bit more depth, greens screen, or something else to watch

[@SurfacedStudio]

+Petri Tamminen Hi, been considering it, but I always feel green screen can look a bit cheap depending on how it's done, your setup and the background. Maybe I'll change it over one day ;)