The Importance of Velocity | Graph Editor/Velocity in Premiere Pro

In this video, I will explain where to find and how to use the graph editor in Adobe Premiere Pro to edit the velocity of key frames.
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[@NickWarnerMedia]

5:26 is where he shows how to get the Velocity Graph.... suggestion for the future Krosskaos, get to the point of the video sooner. Legitimately half way through this 11 minute video...

[@Krosskaos]

Noted!

[@paigepowellmusic5488]

I was trying to learn this from the tutorial from within Premiere Pro and couldn't FIND the velocity graph! I'm so glad I found YOU and this wonderful tutorial!! Thank you!

[@NeelGulati]

this is probably the only good tutorial on youtube. appreciate the help man keep up true good work. the tutorial was a bit slow but i’m glad you explained it. maybe just put time stamps for the people who just want to get to the point. amazing job

[@Paquerette67]

First tutorial that helped me understand what the handles and lines do with speed. Like a skateboard ramp in reverse. Thank you!

[@ItsOasis]

Wth?! How do you only have 106 subs?! You make better content than 95% of the larger channels. Your tutorial really helped me out man. Keep up the good work!

[@phantotori]

You literally just saved my grade for my film class lmao, I was in the same position, it was hard to believe that premiere didn't have a graph editor.

[@yomodojo]

This is a really good tutorial. It should have more views. Thank you!

[@phatrobshow]

Very well explained and helpful guide. Thank you very much!

[@ELYXAN]

Oh my god dude you saved me, that was the only reason I was forced to use after effects and I hate this programm because of the render times thank you !

[@user-gq1ij]

I saw someone using it but he didn't told where to find it, you are the only tutorial with this info

[@artw0rk1337]

This is awesome. Great tutorial 👍🏻

[@TheLunablackheart]

Good tutorial dude, you deserve more views and likes

[@monikakamycka6757]

thank you! great video

[@Witherswoovy]

Thank you, this actually helped alot

[@Krosskaos]

Glad I could help!

[@user-nf5vr5wb4b]

damn that helped me on my school video when i was making my school project. I was finding new effects

[@markgcordero]

thank you :) very helpful

[@whatfoodsmenu]

Well this is a great tutorial !!! thanks

[@camo7051]

great vid thanks

[@_mushroomcat9881]

thank you !!

[@JohnOsCreations]

Cheers. Very helpful 😎👍

[@danialt.5162]

Great, but can you tell me why the graphs automatically change itself when I use keyframes for both motion and scale?

[@Iam-jf8wt]

This is the only video which explains what I want to know.. 99% tutorials on youtube are explaining different thing.

[@Krosskaos]

Glad I could be of help!

[@user-vt3we7vx6w]

Lovely tut bro, You deserve more likes and views. I hope you will soon. Ameen

[@outloud_overthinking]

Thanks for help

[@Kedo002]

is it possible to can hold shift and it not move all over the place similar to after effects? Was if so, so my graph can not be all over the place

[@hi-lv1jf]

one Legendary boi

[@soumavoo]

Thanks!

[@bjnslc]

Thanks for this. I found the graphs while trying to rework a stock animated title, but the UI is kinda lame by making the color emphasis on the vector handles rather than on the graph itself. Also, the handles don't behave than bezier handles, so there's a curve to learn how to shape the curves. Typical Adobe inconsistency.

[@augustli9215]

Thx Bro!

[@JameXdubz]

hide windows taskbar, and double click on the layout selector top bar to gain some screen space since you only have one screen

[@omar_husseinabdelaziz]

how can I adjust the Scale carve without moving it up and down? .. it's hard to control and it keeps changing the Scale value

[@satellitesage2487]

I noticed that if you were working on the "Scale" instead of the "Position", there are two graph editors. Can someone please explain what the two graphs are for?

[@Krosskaos]

Those are your 1) Value graph (at the top) and your 2) Speed graph (below the value graph) which I show in this video. The former shows you your change in value over time, and the latter shows you your change in speed over time (velocity). You can use either one to achieve similar results, they just visually represent the data differently. You don't get the value graph when you are changing position since it has two parameters. Scale only has one.

[@satellitesage2487]

@@Krosskaos Thank you so much for the response! Subscribed! :D

[@iamkokan]

Thanks, I gonna use Valocity to my fortnite montages!

[@jeremiahdurian-williams2732]

Great tutorial man!

[@Krosskaos]

thanks so much!

[@Love-bi4cb]

becoming faze mito but on premiere instead of ae and svp XD

[@Witherswoovy]

Hey I have problems when I use velocity for the scale of a video. Could you make a tutorial on how to use velocity with scale on preimiere pro.

[@Krosskaos]

What's happening when you try to do it?

[@oLuii]

Any way to change the exact values of the variables that result in the speed curve? Fiddling with these nameless knobs is driving me nuts.

[@Krosskaos]

I do not believe there is any place to type in the values for the knobs like there are in After Effects. Premiere Pro's keyframe velocity controls are pretty rudimentary. Right clicking the actual keyframes and selecting the ramp types or choosing Ease In/Ease Out are the main controls which can help get more precise velocity control. Also keep in mind that for most parameters you will have two graphs one on top of the other. They both show the same data but are controlled slightly differently.

[@oLuii]

@@Krosskaos I just did multiple keyframes to reach *sort of* the desired outcome. Looks like anything motion-related on Premiere HAS to be done through keyframes... This tool feels incomplete, I could do the math to know the exact values I needed for the motion, but if there's nowhere to put them, then there's no point. SMH

[@Amazing1926_]

god or what

[@herberta.marianoii8710]

Finally some good shawt

[@WarriorDan2008]

Thanks man, I was about to buy adobe after effects and leave premiere pro!

[@Alumii]

would still recommened after effects more than premiere pro even if its harder

[@vinodbisht9825]

@@Alumii bro who fucking says its hard it's like heaven dude fr

[@sleepless9994]

For scale I can't seem to independently adjust the speed without adjusting the scale as well?

[@Krosskaos]

The graph editor in Premiere Pro is kind of primitive compared to the one that is in After Effects. You'll see two graphs on top of each other: the top graph displays value, and the bottom graph displays speed. They both have a positive and negative half, the default value for keyframes on the velocity graph being zero. If you move the handles on the velocity graph (the bottom one) you may accidentally cause your keyframes to move into the negative side if you pull them too far downwards. So if you don't want to change the value of your scale keyframes at all, I would use the top graph and not use the bottom one. You can use either one just as effectively, but using the top graph ensures that when you move the handles that the keyframes themselves don't change their values.

[@SpiderRL]

What if you want a smooth faster movement instead of having it speed up or slow down?

[@Krosskaos]

In that case you would want to ease in and ease out. You can either drag both of your pivot points towards the middle of your two key frames so that your graph looks like a parabola. Or you could right click your first key frame, select "Ease Out" under Temporal Interpolation, and select "Ease In" for your second key frame. And if the animation is happening too slow for you, you can just pull the key frames closer together, or pull the pivot points closer to the middle.

[@elizabetheckel]

Thank you!!!!!! How can velocity be removed?

[@Krosskaos]

On Windows, if you Ctrl + left click on a pivot point, it will reset the velocity back to default. On Mac I believe it is command + left click And to clarify, "default" velocity is no velocity.

[@SlamTheDragonPersonal]

For some reason I cant do it in Pr 2020... *halp*

[@jamesallpass]

How would you do this for Time Remapping?

[@Krosskaos]

The graph editor works differently with time remapping, and unfortunately is a bit hard to describe in a comment. You essentially add a keyframe at the beginning and end of where you want your time displacement to happen in your footage. Then, you then would go to your graph editor by using the drop-down menu shown in this video and drag the line in between the two keyframes up or down, depending on whether you want to slow or speed up that section. If you want to ramp up or ramp down your speed at the beginning or end, you would click one of your keyframes, and drag to the left or right. This will create a speed ramp effect which you can then tweak to your liking.

[@jamesallpass]

@@Krosskaos Thanks!

[@SWINDISA]

is velocity the same as speedramping? When I searched 4 velocity in the search bar, a bunch of videos about speed ramping showed up

[@Krosskaos]

The concept is the same, but they are different actions. If you were to load a clip into Premiere and click on Time Remapping, you would notice you are animating speed and not velocity. Velocity changes the dynamics of whatever movements you are animating, while time remapping is linear. Some people use those terms interchangeably which can make it a bit confusing. You can change the velocity of the time remapping the same way outlined in this video (under the "time remapping" tab in effect controls). Also, you can't do Time Remapping or speed ramping on anything else other than the "speed" of a video.

[@SWINDISA]

@@Krosskaos Thanks for giving me an explanation. I really appreciate it :)

[@PeaceOfThePuzzleGaming]

Or just right-click the keyframe and select temporal > ease in.

[@2chill]

is there a way to move the points without moving the entire thing?

[@Krosskaos]

Not sure exactly what you mean, but the points on the velocity graph mirror the position of your key-frames. Moving the key-frames closer or farther apart from each other shifts the graph. There's no way to stop this from happening, though, you just have to keep tweaking until you get the look you're going for.

[@2chill]

Krosskaos for example i’m after effects ik your able to get the square point somewhat still while moving the circle that extends out of it to the left without moving the square point

[@Krosskaos]

@@2chill You can hold shift and drag the point down to "0" to snap your points to 0 px/sec, then drag your anchor points while still holding shift to change the velocity. Or, alternatively, you can set your graph type to "Edit Value Graph" instead of "Edit Speed Graph" at the bottom. This will let you edit the value of the parameter that you are editing instead of the speed (which can work almost the same way). The points do not move at all in the value graph unless you purposefully move them.

[@toby14]

My brain is hurting now

[@shafinafnankhan3312]

Dude i literally downloaded after effects for the graph editor

[@kjae2k]

i did too

[@RapidBlindfolds]

video begins at 5:30

[@Varillah]

You are a fucking live saver. I know there had to be a way to get velocity edits done for gaming montages. I was like do I really need to go get sony Vegas since it’s way easier to do there. But I know a big professional program like this had to have a graph editor. Thank you so much bout to my ideas to the next level

[@ppman4367]

DarkFeatherz same trying minecraft pvp stuff xd

[@Varillah]

ninjagamer012 ive switched to after effects it’s kinda better this program still needs help lol

[@ppman4367]

Lmao I'm gonna get Sony vegas

[@danialt.5162]

Good explanation and good knowledge but for your progress, tell me what I need to hear not what is going on in your mind. Help me to focus on the subject.

[@raulmsz]

Focusing on the subject is on you, not on the guy that created the tutorial. If you can't focus enough then idk what to tell you.

[@danialt.5162]

@@raulmsz Don't worry bro... creators like to make progress and make their audience focus more. :-)

[@raulmsz]

@@danialt.5162 They do, but they don't like people telling them what to do. Maybe they are a little nervous or stressed and they feel the need to tell what is going on through their mind. No one likes to be pressured. Would you?

[@danialt.5162]

@@raulmsz OK. Ceasefire!

[@raibred]

Dope bro. Kinda over explaining tho.

[@christianszabo4889]

All I understood was the word velocity😂 Physics and derivatives and acceleration is what I was thinking about lol. This is definitely not the career for me lol. Your voice sounds oddly higher in this vid though

[@Krosskaos]

Yeah, I had to speed it up to make the video a bit shorter

[@SamGrantOfficial]

pro tip: watch this video at 1.75 speed.

[@prathammoolya]

This is actually 2 min video, explained like TRP news channel.. waste of time..

[@IAmZanderStewart]

Thanks for the info but this could have been a 5 minute video, too much waffling and minutia for me

[@phoenixgazette5947]

No patience, go to 5:18

[@HikingWithCooper]

Get to the point, man.

[@stevehousden2699]

Thanks!