Powerful Ripple Trim Update in Adobe Premiere Pro

[@nachosantanas]

Very informative, thanks Collin as usual!

[@marcgothic]

Thanks Colin . . . I have always been ripple trim challenged but I am going to try this!! Thanks so much!

[@PlayBasic]

This Ripple Trim update in Adobe Premiere Pro is a game-changer for efficient editing! Loving the new streamlined workflow. Great explanation! 🎬✨

[@mohunrr]

Rightly said Colin! I would never have to use this. I am also not sure if it is the resistance to any change!! You prefer to do it the way you know rather than knowing the easier way!!!

[@PlayBasic]

Adobe keeps raising the bar! Ripple Trim just got even more powerful. Thanks for showcasing this update so clearly! 🚀🎥

[@PlayBasic]

Finally, an update we’ve all been waiting for! Ripple Trim is now smarter and faster. Amazing tutorial-thanks for sharing!" 🖥️🔥

[@ninjaman58]

thanks

[@2424rocket]

You would never use it… Good advice. Now here is even better advice. Get rid of premier pro which basically sucks and start using Davinci resolve. And then all your problems will be gone. Resolve is so much better in every possible way.

[@PauloCosta-SGordon]

NICE Tips, I alson don´t use....I use extract aswell...😎

[@2424rocket]

50 or 60 tracks…? You’re out of your mind. Nobody has 50 or 60 tracks in one small section. Nobody unless you’re insane.

[@maskkottube]

i work for TV and my sequences are from 50 minutes up to 3 hours long and have a couple of multicam tracks on top of each other each containing 16 cameras, 2-3-4 video tracks on top of that - that is not complicated, but underneath it`s usually 50-100 tracks of audio - not all of them are used at each given moment, but nevertheless they are there and its quite easy to mess things up, so you have to be really careful and attentive.

[@kislyjdozhdik]

why simple, when it goes complicated too? xD

[@carlmov1]

who would use it ? I will never edit like that. useless option. Adobe should focus to enhance features that are useful

[@2424rocket]

You want features that are more useful… Then switch to da Vinci resolve. It’s better in every possible way. Premier pro basically sucks.

[@carlmov1]

@@2424rocket excep for keyframing it sucks in davinci and fusion nodes! 8/10 hate fusion. DaVinci is great for color grading and the cut page