This Premiere Tutorial Will Make You Faster 

man this video was an informational bombshell, learned lots of stuff

1:40 zoom in (plus and mini key ) 2:03 alt + scroll & mouse cursor 2:16 z + click & drag 2:35 \ b... splash key 2:47 ~ section window into full screen 3:08 shift + scroll control video or audio track 3:30 ctrl + scroll change to horizontally setting on preferences > timeline > timeline mouse scrolling 4:03 L/R arrow keys move 1 frame each time L/R arrow keys + shift move 5 frame each time 4:10 U/D arrow keys move different cut point base on track target 4:55 shift + I/0 in and out in 6:20 ctrl + c and shift + v paste attriubte 8:35 shift + E export frame to pic 8:48 shift + N nest sequence 8:55 ctrl + R control speed 9:00 [ ] braket control 1 db for each time 9:32 congratulation !!

The bracket key audio volume control is a game changer for me!!!!

Bracket keys for changing audio levels = GOLD. Thanks!

Great tutorial. I use all of these things, however, I've mapped some of the Keyboard Shortcuts to some different keys for more efficiency. I like having as many of the shortcuts I use a lot mapped to the left side of the Keyboard. Try them out to see if you like them. Zooming on Timeline 1 (on main keyboard) - Zoom out 2 - Zoom in 3 - Zoom whole timeline 4 - Zoom to Frame E - I map the Add Edit function to this key. I put it next to Q and W because when I'm doing an Assembly edit or Selects edit, I'll sometimes need to chop a clip up into multiple smaller selected clips, and it's just super easy to have it mapped to E so you can hit it and keep right on Q-ing and W-ing without having to take your hands off the keys. Nesting Ctrl/Cmd-Shift-C If you're an After Effects user, then you'll want to map the Nest command to Ctrl-Shift-C, which is the same general function as making a SubComp in After Effects. Or use whatever shortcut you want, just map both of these to the same command and it'll become second nature. Ease-in/Ease Out F1 - Ease Out F2 - Ease In If you use the ease in/out a lot, it's super handy to stick them on these two Function keys. I put them in this order because if you're ever using both of them in the same effect you're more than likely starting from stationary, moving, then slowing down, so that order makes it easy to just go in order. G - Audio Gain If you use Audio Gain a lot, mapping it to G makes it really convenient. Playback Speed Ctrl-Spacebar - Speed up I found that hunting for the jkl keys to be annoying. The only one I ever really use is speed up, so I mapped it to Ctrl-Spacebar since I already use Spacebar to play normal. Set to Frame Size F9 - Set to Frame Size I use this one ALL the time. If you use different-sized footage, you will too. F9 is the perfect spot for it because that key is usually the left-most one on that section of F-keys, so you can find it without looking for it generally. Additionally, if you use the Excalibur extension (and if you're not, why not? It's THE most useful Premiere doo-dad that's ever been created), you can map the Fill Frame function to F9 instead, as it fills it both vertically and horizontally, unlike regular Set to Frame size which gives you black bars on the short side. A couple of extras that aren't super-savers like the other ones, but that I find really useful: Enable Mercury Transit F4 - Enable Transmit If you have an external monitor that you use to send your video to, mapping it to F4 allows you to easily turn it on and off if you need to use that monitor for something else for whatever reason. Export Frame F10 - Export Frame I have this mapped to the same key on multiple programs, Premiere, After Effects, Photoshop. This is my basic, bang-out-a-framegrab export that I have default to PNG. Reveal in Project . (period key on the right-side keypad) I found it super-easy to map it to this key so I can easily go to a clip in my project bin without having to think much about where my hand should go. Everyone uses different keyboard shortcuts. These are compiled from more than a decade of coming up with my own and trying out other people's suggested layouts to see what worked best for my workflow. See if any of these work for you!

As a professional software developer, using keyboard shortcuts is not only important because it's faster, but it also reduces physical stress on my hands/wrists and distributes the stress between left/right more evenly. I don't know if that's important for anyone here, but for me, it is :)

Great tutorial! I got 1: scroll to curser, 2: Shift scroll on video/audio tracks, 3: Loop tool, 4: [Bracket for volume].

I'm going to watch this video a hundred times until I can memorize all the shortcuts

Thanks for this. I know shortcut keys are no secret but thank you for highlighting the most useful of them!! You the man, Ian!

Always helpful!

:) I thought I’m an expert before this video though I have been watching you for a long time. I learned 8 new things 😂 truly appreciate this quality work..

I no longer have premiere, I just dropped in to show love to the channel. Thanks dude, you rock

Yep, going to watch this one ever time before I edit for the next month.

I learned in this video that I should never miss one of your videos! Your content has helped me tremendously! Thank you!

we are speed now

I've followed you for a long time and learned volumes and as usual today 3 things. CTL+R rate change, SHIFT+N Nest, SHIFT+A reverse all select very, very cool! BTW i did the finger flick AE effect with my special needs young adult son it was a blast!

Let's goooooo🔥🔥🚀

ive learned pretty much 90 % of the shortcuts and how to save time in editing from this video, thank you so much.

Multi track cut. Truly a blessing...

Ok I didn't know how useful ripple delete was lol. I will DEFINITELY start using brackets for volume LMAO and the shift select option for tracks... absolute lifesaver. Thank you so much. My only complaint is.. Why have you not done a tutorial on every possible search in the world? I come searching for them all the time!! Love your tutorials lol. Thanks a million. I also watched the video you linked in the description and I'm completely amazed. Keep up the amazing work and content. Already waiting for the next upload and wish I found your channel long before a year ago.

DUDE! that brackets-for-volume-adjustment hack alone is going to save me hours! I knew there had to be a better way. I had discovered that holding alt while dragging would go .1 db at a time. But eff dragging at all. This is a game-changer!

Thank you Bro, you drop a lot of Golden Nuggets. FCPX editor for 20 years and now learning Premiere via RU-vid.

Oh damn, you edit for Team Liquid, awesome! Awesome tips btw!! :))

Man, This is all new so than you. Your channel have been a live saver. Cheers.

The 1 dislike is a davinci user

even though im a film student but the [ ] buttons will save me moretime thnk you and also for q and w shortcut. love from Pakistan

Almost everything and I've been using Premiere since 2015. Have to keep this video in an educated playlist for my team and beginner friends!

That's a next level tutorial. Not even a second was wasted, thanks a lot ian

I learned the Speed shortcut and the loop option!

Perfect vídeo. I'm from Brasil (also a Fallen fan). The best trick for me was cutting using shift. Saved me a lot! Thank you!

The zoom with alt+scroll is great. Thanks!! BAD FALLEN ❤ 🇧🇷

Exactly what I needed at the moment! Thanks!

Ian - I learned about the bracket volume adjustment. Other than that, I’m pretty sure you taught me all the other things in all of your other videos. Been watching you since late ‘17 and will do so as long as you keep teaching. Thank you for doing what you do. ✌️❤️

I've learned so much from you Ian, thank you!

Thanks buddy... Appreciate your work! 👍

Sensei Notian I learn so much from you

That's a sub from me, there were so many useful shortcuts that I never realized existed. I have a lot to learn and I can't wait to check out the rest of your videos!

What is the best way you keep track of how long each project takes you to edit? Why isn't there a feature in Premiere that tracks project duration time??

I learned a few things. But I have to make sure to know where to look for the ripple key. Thanks.😊

In addition to learning new stuff, you also reinforced what you taught me previously! Another great video! You’re the best!

the delete functions are awesome, thank you so much!

Been editing for ten yeers and I would argue this is one of the most informative videos I've ever watched

I didn’t know premiere had fast forward playback. Thank you 🙏.

THANK YOU! The loop playback tip is invaluable! I thought it was unavailable in Premiere

Thanks a lot! :)

Alt+scroll is a game changer

finally after decades of searching ... thanks, man.

Thanks dude, I did learn something new here, I will definitely be using this techniques.

Very cool Video

Love it, learned so much. Thank you as always 🙏🏾

And another one! :) Legitimately enjoyed :)

I learned that at some point in 2021, that your Pioneer deck will be mine. Just giving you a heads up.

Yes, nice video 👍

Shift Z to zoom! Gonna memorize this one.

The A button will select everything to the right and move it. That's a time saver especially when using multiple clips and making sure everything is selected

kkkkkkkkkkkkkk oh o cara editando video do verdadeiro. @notiansans come o brazil!

Thank You!

Good stuff

Bruh you just saved me all kinds of time when editing. So glad i'm subscribed.

Ohhh Yeah that was a great video!

That last thing with the square brackets adjusting the volume was the only new info, but I've watched A LOT of your videos. +Some other stuff I'd forgotten... But, you STILL don't teach people about double-click to apply effect. It's much faster than drag n drop.

These are always soo good ty sir

Ah nice, you working on some CSGO stuff... I didn't know the drag to project window one, that's cool. I knew more than I thought I would though!

damn I definitely needed to know the alt+scroll trick. I can't tell you how many times I've tried to zoom in on a specific part of my timeline and wasted more time trying to move to bar to the point I needed than I spent doing whatever edit I needed to do in that area.

i knew everything on this video

Please do an advanced premiere pro class for skillshare. You are the greatest editing tutor everr.

you are the best

7:05 Ripple Delete can also be done by holding the right shift button and pressing delete - that can easily be done with one hand, so you don't have to let go of your mouse

Thanks a lot bro

I always come to this channel whenever I'm feeling motivated to create something, you just know how everything is done properly. so I've been watching top tear reaction channels like Noel Miller, Cody co and Ksi and I just want to know how they set stuff up from recording content to editing it, I would really love to learn that.

The loop ones are great!

LOVE FROM BANGLADESH

Brilliant video! You, sir, have my like and subscribe. Well deserved

personally, I like to use z and shift+z to zoom in and alt z to move playhead to cursor. I also have c to add edit/cut so with q and w I can chop down a video extremely fast

The Goat Himself

This was super useful. Thank you.

super useful video, thanks man!!

Wow...nice...

I didn't know bracket ][ function, thank you!

Didn't know the "[" "]" volume shortcut - but had the rest covered, and YES it saves a bunch of time to have shortcuts right at your fingertips!

Really Good. Thank you 🙏🏽

This was really useful thanks !

THANK YOU SO MUCH THIS IS GREAT

i love you man keep uploading please

Awesome tutorial!

thanks for ur tips

On the caption 😢 btw great info 👍

thanks! very useful!

instead of + and - i edited the keyboard shortcut to a and s. that way my left hand stays on the keyboard and my right hand stays on the mouse saving tons of time.peace!

Dragging to the pgm monitor is handy.

Love it

Thanks alot

Nice video!

My dude!

The ALT+CLICK+DRAG duplicate shortcut has always worked 50/50 for me. What I mean by that is, sometimes it duplicates, and other times it just moves the clip/audio without duplicating anything. Anyone know why?

How do I like a video more than once.. Useful Video !

Is there a way to ripple delete just a single track, without moving the other tracks? And I didn't know you edit for TL, that AWTF Tour video was great!

Thanks

excellent video ! Learned alot of great stuff ! thanks alot. But I have a problem with the ripple edit tool. It's not available . It's crossed with a red line and when trying q or w, nothing happens. I checked the toggle sync lock stuff that apparently may cause issues sometimes but nothing helps. I also checked the shortcut in the preferences and they are correct...any idea ?

I’m gonna have to watch it a few more times to let everything soak in 😅