The RIGHT Way To Speed Ramp in Final Cut Pro

[@nsingh13]

If you press Shift and B it creates the in point and out point on the clip also adding the speed ramping controls and then you can manually adjust the speed, which is faster method I feel.

[@sinaasgari4516]

Yeah idk why he’s suggesting using the range tool. Shift + B much faster!

[@Roepstek]

your shift B comment is very usefull! thanks dude !

[@MusisiJenakaMakassarProject]

Thanks.

[@hansonpotter4186]

U save my life either ❤️

[@GetBusyLiving]

I used to use the Shift+B method, but honestly I think your method gives you so much more control. Love the tips about moving the thingys to increase the smoothness too, that works really well. Thanks for the video, you have made my speed ramping work so much more enjoyable and effective!

[@jbmcdougall]

Been using FCPX and speed ramps forever and STILL learned something!!!!

[@willhallfilms]

Let’s go! Glad I could help you out in any way

[@holdenludwig_]

I’m with you dude I’ve been using it since the beginning of high school and this will be great to use!!

[@OchoVerde]

Great to seethe Battery in Charleston in those early clips. I'm on James Island... about to binge watch the other cool-looking FCPX tips. Cheers.

[@aRICHandJAZZYLife]

Major gem

[@ogonzilla]

Ramping rookie here. I needed this. THANKS!!!!!

[@keithhurleylife]

"Changing the end frame" thank you so much for that tip, been struggling with end my speed ramps where I want them! Clear delivery too. Great channel, keep up the good work.

[@JohnnyKnowles]

Absolutely straight to the point. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge bro🙏🏽🙌🏽

[@MrWhiteKeys1]

This was very helpful. I watched a bunch of other videos on speed ramping, but they all wanted me to purchase and download a plug-in. Your explanation didn't cost me any money, and was easy to understand. Thanks for this! You're awesome!

[@megapixlzmedia]

SOURCE FRAME WAS WHAT I NEEDED

[@I_LIVE_4_HOLIDAYS]

I watched a ton of tuts on this topic and this is the best explanation so far. Liked & subscribed. Please do more tuts regarding FCP like this. Many thanks👍

[@Piggelin]

What a great tut! Short, no nonsense and to the point. You my friend, deserve all the subs you have and more.

[@willhallfilms]

@@Piggelin thank you 🙏

[@ryetak7]

hands down the best speed ramp tutorial I've seen on KZbin. Awesome video brother.

[@bullitt4650]

Informative and easy tutorial without the unnecessary add ons. SUBSCRIBED!

[@benjaminalvaro7886]

Amazing tutorial. Many thanks. You can call the thing you don't know "ramp speed handles"

[@dpjohnjones432]

Bro I’ve been speed ramping in the three major NLE’s for years and I’ve never seen this method for FCP. Well done. 👏

[@willhallfilms]

Thanks bro! Glad I could help you out

[@brianbracherphotography]

Always use the range tool, but the moving of the ‘whatever they are called’ was totally new to me - brilliant video - thanks 👍

[@willronholm1096]

This is so much better than the built in speed ramp function thank you for this.

[@TheVegasParadise]

Using the range tool to speed up to the end point looks much better than cutting a clip and just speeding it up. Thanks for the simple tutorial, going to start implementing this into future videos!

[@photos-fera7392]

Thank you for this clear explanation. Just moved from Premiere Pro and literally couldn't understand how this worked. Thank you!!

[@MarkusNenning]

Thank you!! Very helpful I always used shift B but actually like your method better!

[@adrienvillez]

Thank you for this! Exactly what I needed and there wasn't a 20 min intro to get the tutorial!

[@ninoo622]

You also can set points for the speedramp with shift+b

[@Ali_Alramadan]

Simple, clear and straight to the point. I can’t wait to watch more of your editing tutorials. keep posting them please 😍

[@ekphotography]

I have been using FCPX for a longtime and like these little refresher tutorials, keep it up, you'll have a lot of subs some day soon...

[@MrSpinkle1]

Thanks for the great vid, I watched someone else's video but this was much more simple and helpful. Trying to learn how to do cool real estate videos.

[@triptosfera]

Thanks for the tips man! Extremely useful with clear instructions.

[@sunrisesunset8843]

you just made fantastic looking speed ramping, so easy! Cheers Will

[@McIntyresMalts]

Legend! This is the BEST explanation and much better approach to speed ramping, thank you.

[@michaelheritage]

Such a simple yet straight to the point video! 👏🏼

[@TeamPR]

I'm from India , hyderabad I watched many vedios for speed ramp but your vedio make simple undarstanding thank you sir lot

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Excellent tutorial, thanks! 👍

[@Cápamaci]

I’ve been adding speed ramps by using shift+b but I’m def trying your method tomorrow Nice tutorial 👌

[@kennethberentzen]

Love this video, thank you for making this very simple, well explained!

[@donnarochna2959]

Where has this been all my life? Lol! Oh my gosh, I cannot wait to start using this! Thank you!

[@WONDERLUSTworld]

Amazing! So much easier than other ways I've tried. Thanks

[@vivekphoto]

great video ...please post a easy tutorial like this about working with key frames

[@legacydriven]

Great video. Simple, to the point, and effective. This helped my editing immensely. Thanks bud!

[@slimsimtv]

thanks for this video...I found speed ramps always a pain in the ass because of the exact start and end point, now with the range tool it looks way easier...just learned something, thanks m8!

[@siems7]

I use this often but now it will look better. Great explanation ;)

[@cris_photography]

yes - thanks a bunch, couple cool insights that will me very useful ;) take care and keep up the good work!

[@creativcluster]

Thank you 🙏🏾 I have to say I love your teaching style it’s clear it’s concise it’s broken down with multiple examples! You have a new sub and I hope you have the time to do more tutorials! As a newbie creative this kind of information is invaluable so kudos and thank you!

[@Master-Grammar]

Will, this video oozed awesome, you had me subscribed after about 20 seconds. Looking forward to seeing more; thanks🙏

[@RobertWitham]

This is awesome! I never thought of using Range for a speed ramp. Now I might just use speed ramps a bit more often.

[@coachpeterwilliam]

Thanks for this wonderful short and concise explanation

[@MyParamedicAfterLife]

Love it. Just what I was looking for. Thanks.

[@jcarceo_]

Dude, great video! Thanks for making this and keep it up!

[@OffbeatDiscoveries]

Thank you so much, Will. I know you put a lot of work into this. Thank you for sharing your find with us. You made my day!

[@willhallfilms]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@chris-colton]

Thank you so much for this video. I've been struggling with speed ramps and this was super easy! This channel is going to grow fast I imagine!

[@willhallfilms]

Awesome! Glad this helped you out man and thanks for the kind words

[@DavidTothill]

Loved the delivery, voice, personality. Instant like and Sub. Thank you

[@yipsiuhay]

Best video explaining how to do speed ramp. Thank you!

[@kevinkillsit]

Well put, great tips, and no time wasted. Appreciate you

[@graymatters7584]

I wasn’t aware that I could do this starting from the range tool. I’ve always used the Speed Blade tool, which yields the exact same results, and is about the same ease-of-use. The range tool might be slightly easier. Thanks for showing this method.

[@LillianReysCargo]

Fantastic!!

[@matt.robertson]

Thank you so much for this. Didn’t make the video too long and got right to the point! Looking forward to put this to practice.

[@DangerousKaos]

OMFG THANK YOU!! This was exactly what I needed!!

[@willhallfilms]

🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@biopharmedia]

This is great pal, thanks for the video and loved the delivery. Problem I now have is I will be speed ramping like a demon in all my edits now, I won't be able to help myself..!

[@David-DK-Kerr]

Why aren’t other lessons this easy! SUBBED! TY brother! Just getting started and this is going to level up my shit.

[@lifeslittlethingsLLT]

(SHIFT B) SHORTCUT KEY

[@weeklyfascination]

Got exactly what I needed and it's going in my next video. Thank you!

[@alekseevlive]

Perfect results, thanks a lot for the tutorial!

[@WallyCooksEverything]

this is the perfect explanation, thanks!

[@StrombockNino]

Awesome explained!

[@MRSMI13Y90]

Easy simple explanation .. thanks ..

[@DarrylKingBBQ-fu8so]

Excellent and to the point tutorial. Thanks

[@michang1228]

This is awesome! Thank you for sharing these great tips for FCPX.

[@livefree1111]

I see my hometown Charleston ❤ Great tutorial!

[@2UpAndOverloaded]

Thanks for this! Super useful!

[@schumif1champ]

You can also do shift b to set points instead of range tool

[@vupr0]

Thank you for this clear explanation. exactly what I need

[@4kvisions457]

PERFECT!!! Exactly what i was looking for!!

[@ZiitsprungMedia]

Straight explanation! Thanks!

[@KingFlyBrian]

Funny and straight to the point 😂💪🏾

[@yourdigitaldna]

Fantastic bruv! Best one yet! Keep them coming!

[@niko-sivov]

you are my God, Will! Thank you, man! Very useful and totally understandable

[@calabashdiggeradventures]

Thanks!

[@AshimRetrohits]

Thank you so much for sharing this informative video and lemme tell you.... that I have just subscribed to ur channel.... keep it up bro😃❤️

[@willhallfilms]

Thank you 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@briansteph]

i didn't know i needed this - great video Will, appreciate this a ton! Been using the jarring effect for too long. Excited to try this out. I would compare that little gray area you mentioned to the same fundamental concept of an audio fade tool - gradually eases in and out, but you can manipulate exactly how much you want it to fade in and out. Thanks again! -Brian

[@willhallfilms]

Thank you! That’s awesome, I’m glad this video helped you out! And good point about the fading in and out. That makes sense.

[@teddymanangka]

You can easily press SHIFT + B rather than using range tool.

[@bpparker1]

Such a dope tut. This one video made me subscribe! Keep up the excellent work!

[@davidmaxfieldgolf]

This was really bloody good!

[@Grant_Rivers]

This video was crazy helpful. You got a sub out of me for sure! I appreciate you doing this for all of us. Education is power.

[@willhallfilms]

Thank you Grant, I’m glad it was helpful to you 🙏🏻

[@billystuckman4089]

Very helpful and straight to the point, thank you!

[@gaetanproductions]

thanks for the tips, nice clean video :)

[@itsPhillipStaples]

Thanks for the video! Saving to my final cut playlist for future reference!

[@Ftravelers]

My speed ramps look better now. Thanks 🙏🏽

[@willhallfilms]

Awesome! That’s the goal 🤝

[@atchugj]

Thank You! This option does gave me smooth rampings

[@TomOHalloranAus]

Super helpful. Thanks mate

[@RajPhotoEditingMuchMore]

Thank you so much, I was unaware about this 😀🙏🏻

[@HiHelloHeyHello]

Finally! Great explanation!

[@datboyfilmz1826]

Great video tutorial I can't wait to try this .

[@CraytonTv]

Wow awesome tips bro keep up the great work, this was very helpful, great way to break it down and explain this, I never knew about that by using the range tool I always did it the older way and videos look all choppy. Great video happy holidays god bless

[@willhallfilms]

You’re welcome 🙏🏻 thank you for the kind words God bless! Happy holidays

[@GoingFartherTogether]

This was super helpful! Thank you!

[@burrows10011]

excellent video! I can see your subs going up soon since your videos are practical, easy to understand and dont take 20 minutes to watch!

[@SuperLitherland]

Thank you so much for this tutorial my G

[@Namai.]

thx man! was looking for this for a while

[@Rob_Dekker]

You sir, just helped me a lot! 👍 Subscribed!

[@MoochieBall]

dope charleston shot!

[@WhiskeySugarBitters]

Good explanation! Thanks!

[@MrSteadiman]

You can do the very same thing with the shift+b shortcut also

[@abbo1431]

😎🙌 Thanks for that vid, bro! Stray to the point, keep it up!!!🤟

[@MarknKathryn]

Great video! Well done! Cheers!