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All about ripple trimming in Adobe Premiere Pro
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- Опубликовано: 9 май 2015
- Sometimes what we think is the best way to work, isn't, and that's why video editors around the world use ripple trimming to speed up editing. If you've been manually trimming your clips, then deleting gaps and moving clips around, you're going to love how Premiere Pro can make all that an automatic function.
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Over 6 years on and your video is still helping. Heard someone mention this and found you. WAY better than my current process, appreciated!
Wow, that's incredible. So happy I can help.
This is what I love about RUclips. The community helps itself! I am transitioning from Vegas to Premiere, and it is a hard conversion I've noticed. But this little trick helps out tremendously! Thanks for putting in the effort to create this video!
Wow, thanks so much for your kind words and support.
Yeah, I'm 100x faster in Vegas than in Premiere, what made you wanna make the switch?
I can't begin to fathom the hours I've wasted using the razor tool, making two cuts, and ripple deleting. This way of editing is life-changing. Thank you for sharing this amazing technique!!
And now you know so you'll save tons of time. Thanks for your support.
That Q and W key is going to be a game changer for me. Thank you my friend.
+Stardust Fallout Media - You and me both, I use it all the time now and it's changed everything for me!
mr smith you sound very professional. small video extremely precise no extra talking so well presented. i thank you from bottom of my heart. subscribed.
Thanks so much!
Thank you so much for creating this video!
And thanks for watching!
2021 and you're still changing lives! LOL, thank you!
I try my best. 😊
I've gone too long without using Q and W to trim. Always known it was quicker, but after years of doing it the way you initially learn when you start out, it becomes a difficult habit to fix.
Watching this and going through the 'Cool Stuff in Premiere Pro' book recently, (all in a new enthusiasm to improve my editing speed in 2019), have both sold me on this, and the Trim window, really being the best ways to go from here. Thanks!
That's great to hear. The Cool Stuff book is amazing and Jarle just happens to be a friend of mine!
Great video, thank you so much. It's pretty funny that you say, "what you might be doing is..." . Every time you say that, it turns out to be exactly what I've been doing. :) I specifically searched YT for more intelligent ways of doing these operations! So, this is perfect. Thanks again!
We all have to learn somewhere. 😉
changing the preference to ripple trim instead of a regular adjustment is brilliant for me! Great tip!
That's fantastic.
Came here for the ripple delete and left with the knowledge of turning off that damn line that I always click on by mistake! TYVM!
That's great, thanks for watching.
Thank you!!! What a blessing! Really elegant, clear instructions. Thanks Mr. Smith
You're welcome and thanks for your support.
Very very useful. So simple but effective.
Thanks.
Thank you! Your videos have been helping soo much lately!
I'm so glad!
Your tutorials' informative, clear and concise. Love them!
Thanks so much!
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Great tutorial and explanation !!!! Thanks a lot !!!!!
Awesome, glad you liked it.
You're tips are so clear and helpful.. Thanks for your excellent tutorials
Thanks for your support Steve.
I wish I had taken to time to learn about "Q" and "W" YEARS ago! Thank you so much sir!
Yep, it's a fantastic shortcut that I use daily.
@@VideoRevealed What if we have multiple video tracks? Q W or other ripple trim functions are not working. Is there any solution??
Superb! Well explained too! thanks
You're welcome.
This is what I have been looking for! Great video!
Alrighty then. Have fun!
OMG this saved me sooooo much time!!! specially the Q/W trick. Your videos are precise and to the point, your are great teacher. Thank you!!!! :D Subscribed and liked!
Yay, I really appreciate your support.
Thanks a lot, Colin!
You're welcome.
Thanks for this video. I have even been using C and V for cutting, selecting and then shift delting the part I just cut :-) This saves me a lot of steps.
I'm glad you liked it.
Super helpful! Thank you!
You're welcome!
Excellent tutorial Colin !
thank you very much, as a new user to video editing (video anything actually) this has helped a great deal.
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Very informative and detailed. Thank you!
You're very welcome!
super helpful, thank you!
That's great!
Thanks a lot! I learnt so much from your tutorial! Good Luck!
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Great tips. Thanks!
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So helpful! Thank you :)
Glad it was helpful!
Wonderful!!!
I Love this type of information...
That's great!
Thanks Prof...
You're welcome my student . 😉
Thanks! It was very helpful.:)
Excellent. Now you have a new tool to use.
THANK YIOU!!
Great video well explained. One thing I haven't found yet which I could do in flash was to insert frames and all the rows would be extended at the playhead. So the effect is to lengthen the footage. This only works now I think about it with still images. So maybe that's why I am having difficulty finding a way to do this. But finally I can ripple edit. But for my logic the Q and W are the wrong way around :)
Okay, good to know.
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Well done! THANK YOU!!!
Thanks so much for your support .
Thank you for this video!
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Thanks so much! This was super helpful! =)
I'm glad you found it useful.
wow, thanks
You're welcome.
*PERFECT*
Thanks.
Great tip! Thank you!🙏🏼👍🏼😊
I'm glad you liked it Trine. Just remember if you're editing a music video, that you need to lock the music track or the ripple with trim the music too.
VideoRevealed yup! Been there, done that, too. Thank God for 🍎 Z! (My new music video is finally finished, and the premiere will be on May 31 @ 6 pm GMT +2. You are welcome to see it, but I couldn’t find a way to invite you directly)😊😅
Okay, I'll have a look!
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@@VideoRevealed Just got a challenge I can't seem to find an answer to here. I have finished a music video in 16:9, and want to create short teasers from the same video in 4:5 or 9:16. I have created a custom sequence in both these formats (they are mainly for Instagram stories, but the 4:5 also works on Facebook). Is there a way to convert the finished video to a new format? I know I will lose a lot of information on the sides, but I'm ok with that. I shot the video with that in mind. I appreciate your take on this if you can. 🙏🏼😊
Good video, however as someone coming from Powerdirector, I would suggest that in video's like this you may want to mention handles, many editing programs don't use them, they do destructive editing. I am now going through the editing learning curve and watching video's a second time after learning the hard way that handle exist.
I've honestly never heard of any video editing program that was destructive. Even iMove and Movie Maker both work the same as Premiere Pro. As does Final Cut Pro, Avid Media Composer and literally dozens of other programs. That's also the same for every single audio editing/music composition program I've ever seen since working on computers in the 1980's.
It may be that PowerDirector is the only program that works destructively.
I'm happy your now in a much better editing environment!
They don't delete the clips, but there are no handles, just the razor tool. There is no ripple or rolling cuts. So once you make a cut if you don't like it you need delete the clip and then put it back in and start your edit on it over again or use the undo tool..
Not having handles *is* destructive editing. I think that limitation is only with Powerdirector.
CyberLink isn't really thought of as a company that makes video editing software (that's why there's no ripple/roll) as their history is DVD playback software.
THANK you sir
You're welcome.
Ok here is a question for you (and everyone else reading this):
Q: is there a way to do what you are doing @2:34... but with keyboard shortcuts to move the edit shorter/longer frame-by-frame? (The Avid equivalent of: Selecting the trim tool > choosing which side of the edit you want to effect (or both sides) > and then you would hit "roll 1 frame" (or 10 frames) keyboard shortcut to move the edit, and ripple trim everything behind it. I cannot figure out how to do the frame-by-frame part on Premiere without using the mouse to click and drag the edit once selected. HELP!
That was very helpful, thanks!!! May I ask: if I have two clips synched on the timeline and one starts a little earlier, using Q for ripple trim, will produce a piece that is left over. Is there a way or setting that would automatically remove that too?
If you lock the other track, it won't be affected. If you don't have Track Targeting on (the blue V1,2), the it will leave a bit of the clip but you'll be left with an edit point at the left edge of the other clip. There's no easy way to do what you want in one step.
@@VideoRevealed Too bad. But thanks for your reply anyway, much appreciated!
Do the Q and W shortcuts always target all tracks, no matter which tracks are activate in the "track targeting" bar?
No, all trimming commands require proper Track Targeting.
@@VideoRevealed Thank you for your answer! But all elements on all tracks are moved (to fill the gap), no matter the track targeting, right?
Can we trim the clip without changi g the audio I mean the audio stay the same but the clip get rimed
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nothing happens when I push Q and W its so fricken frustrating!!! I don't know how to fix it
So, I want to have a ripple speed duration tool. Does that exist? For example, if my previous edit is 10 seconds, if I use W then it ripple trims to 8 seconds and moves the next clip to that point in my edit. However, The 2 seconds that were trimmed I want to keep. I just want the duration of the previous 10 seconds to actually be only 8 seconds. And, I want the next clip to start after the previous clip completed its 8 seconds. Is there such a tool in Premiere? (I know about speed/duration).
Can u show me with an vdo tutorial on how to apply L & J cut in premiere pro cc...?
I will do a tutorial but it won't be for a few months as I have many shows already scheduled.
What you can do in the mean time is use the Rolling Edit tool with the Timeline linking button turned off. Just click and drag directly on an edit and move it left or right.
what is the coma and full stop for thanks Colin
I think you're asking about Insert and Overwrite. Those shortcuts will put the clip into the Timeline that's in the Source monitor. Insert will add the clip and move everything in the Timeline to the right. Overwrite will replace the clip.
Thanks very helpful, is there a way to automatically trim video tracks based on audio silence, or I plugin I could purchase?
There is no way I know of doing that automatically.
How can insert automatic cuts instead of placing markers first and then going back to manually cut at each marker? I'm very new at this, lol. Thanks.
Have a look at this tutorial: ruclips.net/video/eUo_FvHye_w/видео.html
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You're very welcome.
I can't use this because when I have videos on top or below the clip I want to hit "q" or "w" on it goes haywire and cuts a bunch of stuff I didn't want to cut. Is this due to not sync locking? if so, having to individually sync lock every track seems like more work than just using the razor and selection tool.
That's the expected way for ripple trimming to work. You have to lock any tracks you don't want moved. That's the lock beside the eyeball.
hi. any idea what means the blue band at the botton of the clip in the timeline?
Sorry, I don't know what you're looking at. I've never seen that in Premiere Pro.
Thanks a ton! BTW how do I do a ripple edit precisely over a few frames? I mean I want to do it frame by frame.
Try this:
ruclips.net/video/5bFh3AmFd0c/видео.html
how about when you trim a clip then change the speed duration (to slow motion) increasing the clip size and auto-trimming the next clip and as a result making it mismatch with the now resized clip... ?
It can be a little tricky but you have the option to ripple the position of trailing clips when using speed changes. If you still need to tweak the duration, then manually ripple trim the end.
@@VideoRevealed Thank you very much !
All of a sudden, my ripple delete doesn't work anymore. I am using Premiere Pro CC. Any advice? It's now faded.
Make sure you have Track Targeting correctly set. That's the V1, V2 buttons to the left of the Timeline. If you have them turned off for the track above V1, then you will not be able to Ripple Delete.
Is there any way to turn off the timecode overlay on the images when in trim mode?
Yes. In the Wrench menu in the Program monitor, turn off Timecode Overlay During Edit.
how do i ripple trim my footage without trimming the my music audio layer?
Lock the music track. Look for the small lock icon in the left header of the Timeline.
W is working just fine, but Q is trimming one frame too many: the frame the playhead is on is also trimmed away.
This is odd, as Shift+Q (trim previous edit to playhead, without ripple) doesn't have this behavior.
To me it's a bug, what do you think?
That is interesting, I haven't noticed that. You may want to report it to Adobe's bug report site: www.adobe.com/go/wish
Thanks for the suggestion, I've done that, but it's a bit of a black hole, you submit a report and there's no way to have feedback.
Too bad they aren't using their bug tracker like tracker.adobe.com for premiere.
Sometimes my Q and W keys doesn't work for ripple trim, Any ideas? I'm in Adobe and have shortcuts set to default.
It's most likely Track Targeting. You need to make sure the V and A indicators to the left of the track you want to trim are selected.
Thanks for another great tut!
However, I'm looking at my (August 2018) version of Premiere Pro (v.12.1) and do not see the ripple trim tool in the toolbar. I'll keep searching, but if you know a fix for this, you might consider updating your description so users of the latest version can make use of your great tutorial. Thanks!
Showing us the shortcut keys Q and W makes it moot that I don't see the ripple trim tool in my toolbar. THANKS for that!
The Ripple Trim tool is in all versions in the past many years so it's there for sure.
How to trim a single clip with ripple trim next edit to playhead not all the up and down clips. I mean when I use "Q" or "W" key it trims every clip aligned with the clip
+Tanmoy Ghosh - You need to either lock the tracks you don't want to move, or set the track targets to only the tracks you want to move. See this screenshot: i.imgur.com/2z9b7CN.png
+VideoRevealed - Thank you for your kind help.
Newbie here...why is part of the clip in biueishgray and not visual all the way to the next clip? Thanks.
Sorry, I don't understand your question.
The clips in the Timeline show the duration of the clip as a rectangular block on a track. The head and tail are where the clip begins and ends. Trimming and Ripple Trimming changes the duration and you see the same color as the rectangle while you're dragging it.
@@VideoRevealed Thanks, but what I was asking, is, only a small portion of the clip on the timeline shows a preview, the rest of the clip is a solid color. Is that a setting? I thought the whole clip is a displayed as a preview. So in other words, if the clip on the timeline is 3 inches long, only an inch is shown as a preview of the clip, the other 2 inches is a solid color as displayed on the timeline. Not when played obviously.
Great video. Thank you. I can't drag and drop to import files. Any idea how to fix this?
That is not the best method to import files and you could loose valuable data that way. Use the Media Browser to import all your video clips.
Hello Sir
How to open multiple projects simultaneously in premiere pro?
That's is not something Premiere Pro can currently do. What you can do is to "look into" a different Project by using the Media Browser. Here's a tutorial: ruclips.net/video/4wLU1GQA_Zw/видео.html
Any ideas on how to get around "trim blocked on audio 1" Basically the trim tool does not function as your are showing. When I select it and attempt to bump the video over to the right, and I want the existing footage to move over, it refuses to move and instead I get "trim blocked on audio 1" I've tried multiple workarounds, including setting the lock, not setting the lock, selecting multiple videos, rebooting ,etc however the ripple trim tool does not all me to trim to the right or extend the video, it will not bump the existing video clips over, just returns the error "trim blocked on audio 1" . Any ideas.
+Anthony Congiano - Usually this is caused by linked video. Premiere Pro likes to keep everything synced so when you try certain edits, the result will put some audio tracks out of sync. You can override this by turning off global link. See screenshot and tell me if that works:
i.imgur.com/Mv3voOl.png
How to link 2 clips or 2 trims together?
You can't link clips together, you can only group them. Select clips Right-click and choose Group.
Not sure if I'm missing your question though?
VideoRevealed okay, I thought there is some way to link the clips together, thanks a lot btw.
Thanks again. I recently edited my second Premiere clip ever and I went to some trouble to edit a sequence to music with a lot of still images changing on a fast beat. Later on I would of like to swap out a clip WITHOUT rippling and upsetting the sequence. Still looking on how to do this 'quickly'. Any ideas anyone? I'm guessing it's easy but finding the solution is taking some time.
You can easily replace any media in the Timeline by Right-clicking and choosing Replace with Clip. Here's a tutorial for ya: ruclips.net/video/jYHY15d4-QA/видео.html
i notice when you edit you get a clock that shows where you are in the edit, my clock is gone! Do you know how to get it back?
it says duration when you move.
Make sure this setting is enabled:
imgur.com/a/4JHHj
when ripple delete space on V2 it delete the GAP as per the gap that appear below on V1
what is the problem?
Lock the tracks you don't want moved before deleting gaps.
Great thanks
I have Premier 14 and this didn't work. I am a novice and can't get rid of gaps in my video.
You need to upgrade to the latest version of Premiere Pro CC 2017.
Thanks, but I'm looking for a solution with what I have. I can't afford all the upgrades for software. I'm just an amateur.
Genius!
BUT... Can you please explain the easiest way to make it so that a video file, that has audio attached, when imported to the editor is able to be edited as one?
I have literally spent far more time researching how to do this than all the little 3 step clicks I'm trying to save myself from.
Ripple tool is awesome. But not when it leaves your audio track in its original position.
I've tried linking them, grouping them, so on and so forth. It shouldn't be that hard! They should import as one attached file that edits when the other one does by default, then there should be an option somewhere to disconnect them should you want to.
Thanks!
You most likely have Track Targeting set incorrectly. Check that V1 and A1 are both blue before you edit on the Timeline. Also, you can check if importing brings in both the audio and the video if you see an icon that looks like a video with an audio waveform. You can also Double-click the file and play it back in the Source monitor. If you see video and hear audio, then both came in correctly. If they didn't, please check my tutorial on Troubleshooting a Project.
Wow, thanks for the quick reply.
The video and audio always import correctly together, if so selected to import both. They move around the timeline together when I first choose where to drop them.
I've ensured that both V1 V1 and A1 A1 blocks are blue once dropped there as well, before I attempt any editing.
If I try to place the ripple tool on the head, centered on both V and A tracks, then slide it, I get the message of "trim blocked on A1 or V1". Does that tell you anything?
I'm then left with only the option to slide one or the other, thereby making it so a one click solution (as presented in this awesome video tutorial, as it should be) still takes 3 moves and deleting the leftover gap. Which basically defeats the purpose of ripple.
Thanks again.
If you think your troubleshooting tutorial would have the answer I'll look into it.
Are you sure you're looking at Track Targeting and not Source Selection? Both Track Targeting and Linked Selection buttons need to be engaged. See this screenshot: imgur.com/a/gYHKf
I'm going to play come VR games right now so I won't be available for a bit.
EUREKA!!
You solved it! The Linked Selection button above V1,2,3 wasn't blue! And this totally explains why sometimes it would work, and other times it wouldn't. I knew it was something tiny and dead simple. But yeah, almost 2 hours trying different things for a couple days now.
That picture was a huge help. Subbed for sure.
Great work on the channel and good day!
I'm always happy to help.
This Q/W thing is always cutting out an extra frame! This is very annoying! This almost makes me drop Premiere Pro! Does anyone know why it's happening?????
Something else is causing that for sure because it works fine.
@@VideoRevealed It works fine except that when I place my playhead on a frame and then hit "Q", it cuts out the part of the clip WITH that frame altogether. I expect it to cut things out BEFORE the frame I'm on. Am I asking too much?
Hey Colin, thanks for the great video as always. I've been using Q & W for a while, and by default the playhead always snaps to wherever the ripple trim starts/ends. For some reason now when I hit Q or W, the playhead remains in the same place in the timeline that it was, instead of snapping to where the ripple trim starts/ends. Any idea how to fix this?
I just tried several things to try to replicate this but I can't. Sorry but I don't know why it's doing that.
@@VideoRevealed Thanks for trying this Colin. It turns out that a simple restart of premiere fixed this. I had to restart it anyway, since my programme monitor blacked out after I woke my laptop from sleep. In doing so, it ended up fixing both problem. Oh Premiere...
Okay, glad you figured it out.
How to split a video into equal time parts by Adobe Premiere Pro
I'm sorry, I don't understand what you're trying to do.
@@VideoRevealed I want to split a video (such as 4 min 30 seconds length video) into 26 seconds interval. So each video clip should be 26 seconds in length. And last clip may not 26 seconds in length, it can be less than 26 seconds but it's doesn't matter. But except the last one other should be 26 seconds in length.
There is no automatic way to do this. You need to manually set IN and OUT points in the Timeline that are 26 seconds in duration then export. Manually move the IN and OUT points for each segment and export.
@@VideoRevealed Thank you
please increase sound of video
If you know of a way to edit an existing video, I'd like to know how.
I know some basic editing
I am in learning phase
ok you could increase in your upcoming videos
Thank you so much for creating this video!
You're very welcome.