I used to work in a local cable channel. We had this camera, that it was the best making footage. He was smooth, always calculate the time of the interviews to have the right amount of footage to use, and if he made some mistake or something was wrong, he just make a black clip so you can easily see it in the timeline. IT WAS A PLEASURE to work with him. And if you were running in a hurry (always the daily news was) if you had just 5 minutes and he arrived you know you can do it just fine. I learn a lot to being a better camera operator from that guy, just watching his footage and understanding his way of work. Here you do a little of everything, and everything is a little amateur sometimes. Third world problems, but people loving the craft are always the one that making it easier. Like working with linus. Our news guys was great too. We used to crack jokes and do stupid things to make it laugh live, and he was super pro, but when we cut, he just burst to tears and laugh. Work in live tv sometimes is awfull. But sometimes you have the best times. With the editor we shared the work, we just look each other and we knew how to make things done. It was so smooth.
This is next level stuff my man you have just changed my life Edit: It's been two months now and I am serious when I say you changed my life lol I use AHK for EVERYTHING now over a hundred app specific functions that has cut down on repetitive tasks so much its awesome. Thanks bro 🤝
@@SteamFi the most useful stuff is the editing shortcuts for premiere. Things like adding presets to clips to move them or crop them. I used to do it manually every time but since it’s always the same exact crop I can now automate it. Also great for creating shortcuts for games that don’t exist in the actual game like cities skyline. I use image search a lot to find little icons and click on them with a shortcut.
Audio Library - Free Music The way that you speak makes it sound like you're one of those channels where you act like your music is free to use, but in reality, as soon as Content ID recognises the track, you get all the ad revenue the video gets and the uploader gets nothing
@@Mintyoreos I watch Tech, Science, Gaming, Coding stuff(like c++ and java), and Linux stuff. P.S. you should make a discord server if you haven't already, I don't know.
It took me 10 days to: - go through the whole tutorial thoroughly - familiarise with auto hot key (never used before) - replicate every AHK script mentioned in this tutorial (although I simplified some) - create my own AHK scripts for everyday computer use - create a new advanced Premiere template project - go through all Premiere settings - take good notes of every feature and button mentioned in this video (that I ignored existed) It was a long journey. But I feel very satisfied that I managed to go through this whole video, and that this was not one of those things started, but never finished. I feel like I'll appreciate the Linus TT videos way more after knowing the amount of work hidden behind them. These real-life problem-solving approaches you showed in this 4 hours long video will never be forgotten, Taran. Your enthusiasm and your creativity are contagious. Best of luck for anything you do man! This video is probably worth years of college... and not many can afford those. Thank you so much! God Bless
@@DamiemBlorp I didn't monitor the hours, sorry, but I didn't do much else apart from AHK self-education during these days... It wouldn't surprise me if I did hit 100 hours in total, or more, as what I did was basically a very condensed and brutal deep dive, now that I thank about it... but also I had never used AHK by then, so I guess it's fair? I am still using those key combos every day ;)
Feel free to leave comments AS you watch the video, since if you wait until the end, you won't be able to remember EVERYTHING you wanted to talk about! Include timestamps if applicable! Once you get to the end, leave a long comment!
Hey Taran, rewatching this after you uploaded the video about leaving LTT. I want to thank you for this amazing creation and wish you luck in your future endeavors!
Daamn you!!! This guy's IQ level and organization skills are R-D-I-C-U-L-O-U-S to the point that he made me take the time to write a comment on youtube, which I almost never do, and even take the time to type R-I-D-I-C-U-L-O-U-S like that, twice now; we should be honored to be watching brilliance and should be so thankful for the internet for giving us easy access to what would have cost thousands of dollars and hours of non-productive classes with other people on different advancement levels of course. Thank you man.
Dylan Smith I can name 1000 people on the top of my head that even if you give them 50 years of free time, they will never be able to make a tutorial such as this one. Very few people have the combination of having a high IQ, organised and willing to put in the hours
@@shallfadi Funny, I skipped through this video just out of interest in LTT and found myself thinking what sort of intelligence level you would need to perform this job and stumbled on this comment, which I think is wrong. To his credit, automating work to the extent he has requires a level of gumption. However, editing RUclips videos cannot be a very intellectually demanding job, especially having watched this video - it's nothing more than a trade, in a similar vein as carpentry or plumbing. Do you need above average intellect? Most likely. How far above average(~100IQ) do you need to be? I'd posit no more than a little over a standard deviation. Certainly smarter than ~85% of the population. Perhaps that's stunning intellect in your eyes, I won't judge.
People here talking about IQ, like if IQ is the most important thing to learn how to edit a video... IQ doesnt tell u how intelligent u are, it only tells u how inteligent u are relative to other people. U can have a low IQ but u can be good at editing
copying this for using on mobile: ▼ EXPAND FOR NAVIGATION ▼ 02:25 Chapter 0: Chapter navigation 03:13 Chapter 1: Using RUclips's interface 05:49 Chapter 2: Things to know while watching 06:34 Chapter 3: My hardware Ergonomics: ruclips.net/video/bLBKUbnLYTs/видео.html DIY macro keyboard part 2: ruclips.net/video/y3e_ri-vOIo/видео.html 13:08 Chapter 4: How I use AutoHotKey 14:28 Chapter 5: Preparing the edit Multi-monitor recorder: obsproject.com/forum/resource... 20:07 Chapter 6.1: Explaining my most common AHK scripts 20:52 6.1a: AHK monoMaker() 21:36 6.1b: AHK preset() 22:57 6.1c: MACRO F2 7 ENTER 23:40 6.1d: AHK Right click playhead mod 24:42 6.1e: AHK Instant application switcher ruclips.net/video/OqyQABySV8k/видео.html 25:52 CHAPTER 6.2: A-roll rough cut - TUTORIAL BEGINS HERE! 28:40 6.2a: MACRO Ripple delete clip at playhead 31:12 Chapter 7. A-roll rough cut (Macbook Pro) 40:07 7a: Dual mono and the audio track mixer 42:27 Chapter 8: B-roll first pass 42:48 8a: AHK trackLocker() 46:13 8b: "Scale to Frame size" is dangerous 46:54 8c: Talkin' 'bout the Ripple Tangent 50:51 8d: Brandon conversation #1 1:00:49 8e: Problems with track targeting & source patching 1:02:59 8f: AHK insertSFX() 1:04:54 8g: How to bleep audio 1:06:57 8h: How to assign shortcuts to label colors 1:11:24 8i. The #1 amateur mistake: Sound effects & music too loud. Example: ruclips.net/video/NXRVtfCpLr4/видео.html 1:12:05 8j: Amateur mistakes 2: No motion or audio 1:12:43 8k: Brandon conversation #2 1:15:18 8l: How to save a transition as a preset 1:17:11 8m: AHK openLatestFile() 1:21:09 8n: Using transitions on adjustment layers 1:22:17 8o: Amateur Mistakes: Lord Privy Seals ruclips.net/video/AVlfvdH7qwY/видео.html 1:24:37 8p: Reverse image searching 1:26:57 8q: Don't delete, use "disable" 1:29:42 8r: Tried to learn 1 new thing: audio thumbnails 1:31:30 8s: "Stair stepping" clips on the timeline 1:32:08 8t: "KiIl your darlings" 1:39:34 8u: One long take vs. the "coverage" of multiple shots 1:42:17 8v: Crashes and autosaves 1:47:23 8w: Templates are great, but might lead to more crashes 1:50:28 8x: Even educated guesses can be wrong 2:00:22 8y: AHK runexplorer() 2:05:05 8z: A quiet environment is important when editing 2:09:21 8aa: Screen capturing bugs retroactively with Shadowplay 2:10:36 8ab: Accelerated Scrolling 1.3.AHK ruclips.net/video/OobKVPojFmg/видео.html 2:16:31 8ac: AHK script: instantVFX() Fix Premiere's hot text bug: ruclips.net/video/gATSOJCHSaY/видео.html 2:21:54 8ad. Things to try when Premiere is slow/buggy forums.adobe.com/thread/2261475 2:24:56 8ae. Always render at your sequence resolution 2:26:18 8af: Nesting is often the answer 2:27:41 8ag: Photoshopping adventure 2:36:20 8ah: Fixing/creating the final shot 2:40:45 8ai: Searching through a music library 2:43:21 Chapter 9: Taking way too long to fix/create the final shot 2:45:42 9a: Amateur Mistakes: Neglecting "Eye trace" 2:47:03 9b: Amateur Mistakes: Showing too many things at once 2:48:55 9c: Amateur Mistakes: Not considering bitrate 2:52:40 Chapter 10: Intermission: Taran visits the WAN show 2:55:29 Chapter 11: Third pass, fixing and finishing 2:56:50 11a. How to screenshot web pages 2:58:33 11b: The biggest mistake in the entire edit 3:00:34 11c: Brandon conversation #3 3:01:09 11d: Talkin' about scheduling 3:06:13 11e: Jon conversation 3:08:27 11f: Text tracking with AE 3:13:15 11g: RSI/tendonitis: How I deal with it 3:20:04 Chapter 12: Adding GPU and CPU temps, doing final pass 3:23:10 12a: Why I use Premiere 3:25:27 12b: Do I recommend Premiere? 300+ bugs and features: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/... 3:27:48 12c: How speedrunning inspired my workflow 3:32:01 Chapter 13: Final Floatplane export, and QC check 3:34:20 13a: Quickly re-export using cineform smart rendering 3:35:50 13b: AHK filemover() 3:36:58 Chapter 14: RUclips export ~~~BONUS MATERIAL~~~ 3:40:22 Chapter 15. The past 3:47:28 Chapter 16. The future 3:51:07 Chapter 17: Comparisons to Monty Oum 3:54:32 Chapter 18: Recommended preferences 3:55:33 18a: Preferences Panel 4:00:32 18b: Timeline/sequences 4:02:46 18c: Wrenches & hamburgers 4:03:03 18d: History states 4:04:44 18e: Button editor 4:07:46 18g: (DO NOT) use media browser for unlinked files 4:08:39 18h: Keyboard shortcuts panel 4:11:51 Chapter 19: Final tips 4:12:06 19a: WAIT AT LEAST A MONTH TO UPGRADE PREMIERE! 4:12:41 19b: Professional advice isn't always correct 4:14:24 19c: Click every menu, learn every feature 4:15:35 19d: Recommended watching Reality TV editing: ruclips.net/video/BBwepkVurCI/видео.html Cinemassacre 200: ruclips.net/video/MiQE_Lb801U/видео.html Ocarina Of Time Speedrun in 22-38 ruclips.net/video/0M7IINwTFVw/видео.html RLM Star Wars review: ruclips.net/video/FxKtZmQgxrI/видео.html Do schools kilI creativity? ruclips.net/video/iG9CE55wbtY/видео.html 4:18:08 19e: Conclusion
This is awesome! As a youtuber myself, you really get the hang out of premiere with some time..you you become really fast. At first a video took me about 8h to cut. Now it is a bout 3h - but also trippled in post production quality!^^ But this tutorial is so great! I really learned something here.
This is invaluable. I am still trying to wrap my head around half of this. This is going to be something I come back to. Thank you so much for putting so much time into this and teaching us your techniques. THANK YOU!
NEXT. LEVEL. I have been going through this, basically minute by minute. I finally completed it, and it took me 3 months. I took a LOT of notes, bought some products, made some AHK scripts, researched things, familiarized myself with the shortcuts, looked through every single thing in Premiere Pro (and research what they do), and more! This video is absolutely amazing! I would love another even more updated tutorial because it has been five years since this was uploaded.
I have 5 years of video editing experience in Premier. let's see if I can get anything outta this :) Edit: Thoughts after watching the video. Yes the whole. fucking. thing: I'm already pretty fucking tired so imma keep it short. I am absolutely MIND BOGGLED at how efficiently you use AHK. I honestly thought after my 5 years of experience that I had it figured out. I thought I was getting to the peak of efficiency but you completely blew that out of the water for me. I really love your style and I admire to reach your efficiency some day when I'm actually professionally editing. Great job on that and keep it up! Additionally you covered practically every piece of knowledge I gathered through my experiences which is something amazing and I actually didn't think you were gonna manage to do. I can safely say that I agree with essentially everything you talk about in your video and it adds up with my experiences. Also here's actually the only thing I really learned out of this: how to use the stupid set to frame size/scale to frame size without any issues. Thank you for that I honestly had so many problems with it and you've finally cleared up for me :) concluding, there is absolutely no denying your knowledge and experience in Premier Pro and video editing. Again I've spent the past 5 years of my life learning video editing, color correcting, and color grading (Still aren't great with color but I'll get there as I'm sure you will as well) so there was not much in this video for me since I've experienced everything you have and potentially more in some aspects. For example: at 52:17 you mentioned that markers on clips are permanent, however not too long ago I found out that by default, pressing F will show the frame of the playhead in the source monitor window where you can see the marker and interact with it as if it's on the timeline by double clicking on it of course. Double clicking the clip to open the original clip works the same as well. Simple solution to a rather trivial problem. With that said I am seriously astonished at how you truly managed to fit 4 years of experience into a 4 hour video. It is honestly amazing. You're a great editor as it stands and I'm sure you will keep improving. I hope you have a great rest of your experience with Linus' media group and you keep up your amazing work. Amazing job on this video and best of luck to you :)
Best comment so far. You and I, we had to figure this shit out one piece at a time. I wish I had a video like this for reference when I was starting out, as I'm sure you would as well. That's why I made it. So, are you gonna learn some AHK? Have I convinced you? What kind of videos do you edit?
Yea I had to piece people's knowledge into my own experiences as I'm sure you have. Actually I've scratched the surface of AHK a few years back I never managed to learn it so deeply and if I do ever edit professionally I will 100% start putting time into learning it but as it stands I don't really think it's worth the investment just yet. I've edited basically all sorts of videos from short films to long movies montages and what have you, however nothing professional really. I'm still a college student so making enough time and portraying experiences is still a little rough. I'm currently KIND OF settled as one of the editors for Ohnickel while i go through college and then I'll just kinda see what happens after that.
This is awesome btw. I love that I can get a glimpse into editing in a team environment, rather than as the head of a 2 man operation. Always interesting to see the number audio. I usually max my internal volume to 100, and then set my volume midline on the astro mixamp. It's just about perfect for any well balanced audio, and the astros (a40s) are great for editing. They are not crazy expensive, but provide a great range of sound and the mixamp is just really nice.
Props for the Timestamps and chapter labeling. Really, every long video should have that. Damn you even explained the fucking youtube shortcuts. God bless you
For those wondering, it took him 10 months to edit this 4 hour video, he comfirmed it by replying to a comment below, you can also see in some shots that its dated january when he recorded this.....
that doesnt make sense. if he was editing in january that doesnt mean he was editing THIS in januarary. he was editing another video in January. if he was editing this it wouldnt show. hard to explain but i seriously doubt it took him 10 months anyways
because of something you tell about of devices that I have have never seen before , it seems like a dream and I start sleeping ! -peace(ruclips.net/video/SyF20ZHShmE/видео.html)
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Mate, I've been working as a film + tv editor for a decade (primarily in AVID) and I've never seen a video like this. so detailed, beautifully executed, and with SO many great tips and tricks to speed up workflow. absolutely incredible
Didn't watch it yet but just wanted you to know that i'm into the editing business becouse of your tutorials. Today I'm editing for a school and i learned a few tricks to edit fast without loosing quality too. I will watch it all the way and i'll make a lot of comments! Hope you could answer them cuz maybe there are a lot of people out there with the same doubts as me!
So I’m about an hour in and the main thing I’m noticing is premiere isn’t a very good program for power users but Taran has forced it to be against its will, which is awesome but shouldn’t have to be a thing
dude, h'what? AE is a whole different ballpark. It's a visual art program, Pr is an NLE... I think Kyle and Insainllama are talking about how Avid is superrior for powerusers (proffesionals) which I'm inclinced to agree.
Hannes I can see where you are coming from but you can’t deny that he is power user, and I can see why he says he got inspiration from speed runners to become extremely fast at editing LTT videos, but I will agree his position is a very unique one that does allow for a routine that other editors might not have the same privilege, but because of that he has had to find workarounds to some of premiers issues, and while I do not use premiere, I’ve seen a lot of people complaining about it, but you could say the same about any piece of software that has a large user base I suppose
"[H]e used AutoHotkey to build his own editing tools to utilize a very specific workflow and editing technique which is not very common among editors. " For some of my scripts, yes. The "instantly open the latest saved version of a filetype in a given folder tree" script... is not something that most people would need. But I think most of my scripts ARE useful for ALL editors. Ripple delete clip at playhead? Yeah. Faster timeline scrolling? Of course. Applying a preset with a keyboard shortcut? Oh yeah. Instant application switching? Great for ALL computer use. These are pretty basic tools. You can think of them as elements on the periodic table of NLEs. Premiere doesn't have a full periodic table. Imagine a world with no aluminum. We'd get along fine, but aircraft and spacecraft would be a lot heavier. And a lot more expensive. Many of the things I've suggested and scripted are genuine MISSING FEATURES. It's like I've discovered aluminum over here, and Hannes, you're saying, "Yeah, it's cool, but only in very specific, uncommon use cases." Of course these techniques are uncommon! They're new! People don't realize what they've been missing this whole time. I'm telling you guys, once we get features like the Ghost Playhead, everyone will wonder how we possibly got along without it.
@@MaoDev Nope. Even if I did run ads on this channel, I would only put 1 on this video. I did not make this for the money. It would have been a terrible financial decision anyway.
@@TaranVH Sir I just want to say a *HUGE* *THANK YOU* for this video. I have been wanting to learn editing for a while, and I don't know if I could have found a better teacher! Cheers👍
As a 19-year-old girl who's just landed her first editing job for a 3.5 million subscriber RUclips channel (and as someone who does RUclips herself), this video was beyond helpful. I watched through the whole thing in one go and I'll probably go back and watch it several more times to ensure that I understand everything as much as possible. In my situation, I get footage late at night (sometimes past midnight) and I have until about 2pm the next day to edit everything together. Since I (typically) sleep at night and I also go to school, that leaves me with very little time to edit. I NEEDED something like this to help me reduce my time editing while maximizing my results. I still have a lot to learn about Premiere Pro, but I'm learning, and this has helped tremendously. And even though programming is not something I'm familiar with AT ALL, I'm going to look into those shortcuts you mentioned throughout the video. Watching your editing process was so awesome, and I aspire to be as proficient as you. I've never heard of you or of LTT before, but now I'm subscribed to both of you thanks to this video. Thank you so much for putting so much work into this video, and I hope you continue to make these! P.S. Your voice over was great, so entertaining! I'm glad I didn't end up watching a 4-hour long video with a monotone narrator!
Thanks! I made this precisely because it's the kind of video that I would have wanted when I was first starting out. Don't be afraid to push for more time. Getting footage at midnight, and having to deliver by 2pm the next day? Ridiculous. You need a one-day turnaround at LEAST. Especially if you're also going to school. Don't let those guys take advantage of you. Learn what you can, make what money you can, and move onward and upwards if they don't improve those working conditions.
I started working as a freelance video editor just over a year ago for pennies on the dollar and I remember watching this all the way through twice (and the 3 hour version). It made me rethink how I work and gave me belief that I could actually do this for a living. I'm now able to afford my rent, loans, all that good stuff and have consistent work with great clients after a year, in part because of things I've learned from this one video. So thanks Taran :)
I don't even edit but thanks for doing this for people that need it. This seems like a huge effort and is much appreciated. Good moves Taran, keep it up, proud of you!
This honestly looks like it could take even longer than that and you only got time to work on this every once in awhile! I'd say this is pretty good for 10 months and how much time you actually had to spend to work on this Taran!
Rality: "You can have is fast, cheap or quality, but only choose two!" Taran: "I've got to make quality videos extremely quickly!" Linus' wallet: "Gaaaahhh!!!"
I've watched this 6 times now. and I always learn something new each time haha. I've made 167 videos in my time and there's still something new to learn every day. My advice to new editors trying to get into editing and to OLD EDITORS that are dealing with burnout. Being sure to keep learning is the best way to succeed.
This is my favorite RUclips video of all time. I've watched the first 15 seconds of it many times. But to me the four hour RUclips video on how to edit a video for RUclips represents the very best part of the internet and RUclips and humanity itself. It's always a magical feeling when you stubble across a gem of RUclips video or thumb through a copy of the Guinness book of World records and are in amazement, awe, shock, confusion and bewilderment when you stop and think "there's someone out there that actually did that". There really is someone who ate 96 hot dogs in 3 minutes. Or there really is a 4 hour RUclips video of how to Edit Videos. Or there really are grown men who love to dress up and make believe they are dogs (look up Human Pups). Humanity is a strikingly beautiful but sometimes very odd thing.
I'm blown away by this. I've been working as a video producer for the last six years, mostly using FCPX, and I'm learning Premiere now. This is so helpful for getting up to speed. I'm two hours in, and particularly loved how you showed trying to find a better way to sort through audio files by their wav forms, even though it wasn't successful. It gave such a great insight into how you've slowly accumulated so many techniques over the years and how you're constantly improving. This is truly inspirational. Thank you for putting so much love into it.
Quick follow up - inspired by this, I released a four-hour photoshop crash course as a single video on YT. It now has over 100,000 views, and I'm very happy that I went the stupidly long way, rather than breaking it up as five to ten minute mini-video way. So, thanks again.
Timestamp for phone users ▼ EXPAND FOR NAVIGATION ▼ 2:25 CH 0: Chapter navigation 3:13 CH 1: Using RUclips's interface 5:49 CH 2: Things to know while watching 6:34 CH 3: My hardware Ergonomics: ruclips.net/video/bLBKUbnLYTs/видео.html DIY macro keyboard part 2: ruclips.net/video/y3e_ri-vOIo/видео.html 13:08 CH 4: How I use AutoHotKey 14:28 CH 5: Preparing the edit Multi-monitor recorder: obsproject.com/forum/resources... 20:07 CH 6.1: Explaining my most common AHK scripts 20:52 6.1a: AHK monoMaker() 21:36 6.1b: AHK preset() 22:57 6.1c: MACRO F2 7 ENTER 23:40 6.1d: AHK Right click playhead mod 24:42 6.1e: AHK Instant application switcher ruclips.net/video/OqyQABySV8k/видео.html 25:52 CH 6.2: A-roll rough cut - TUTORIAL BEGINS HERE! 28:40 6.2a: MACRO Ripple delete clip at playhead 31:12 CH 7. A-roll rough cut (Macbook Pro) 40:07 7a: Dual mono and the audio track mixer 42:27 CH 8: B-roll first pass 42:48 8a: AHK trackLocker() 46:13 8b: "Scale to Frame size" is dangerous 46:54 8c: Talkin' 'bout the Ripple Tangent 50:51 8d: Brandon conversation #1 1:00:49 8e: Problems with track targeting & source patching 1:02:59 8f: AHK insertSFX() 1:04:54 8g: How to bleep audio 1:06:57 8h: How to assign shortcuts to label colors 1:11:24 8i. The #1 amateur mistake: Sound effects & music too loud. Example: ruclips.net/video/NXRVtfCpLr4/видео.html 1:12:05 8j: Amateur mistakes 2: No motion or audio 1:12:43 8k: Brandon conversation #2 1:15:18 8l: How to save a transition as a preset 1:17:11 8m: AHK openLatestFile() 1:21:09 8n: Using transitions on adjustment layers 1:22:17 8o: Amateur Mistakes: Lord Privy Seals ruclips.net/video/AVlfvdH7qwY/видео.html 1:24:37 8p: Reverse image searching 1:26:57 8q: Don't delete, use "disable" 1:29:42 8r: Tried to learn 1 new thing: audio thumbnails 1:31:30 8s: "Stair stepping" clips on the timeline 1:32:08 8t: "KiIl your darlings" 1:39:34 8u: One long take vs. the "coverage" of multiple shots 1:42:17 8v: Crashes and autosaves 1:47:23 8w: Templates are great, but might lead to more crashes 1:49:47 8x: Even educated guesses can be wrong 2:00:22 8y: AHK runexplorer() 2:05:05 8z: A quiet environment is important when editing 2:09:21 8aa: Screen capturing bugs retroactively with Shadowplay 2:10:36 8ab: Accelerated Scrolling 1.3.AHK ruclips.net/video/OobKVPojFmg/видео.html 2:16:31 8ac: AHK script: instantVFX() Fix Premiere's hot text bug: ruclips.net/video/gATSOJCHSaY/видео.html 2:21:54 8ad: Things to try when Premiere is slow/buggy forums.adobe.com/thread/2261475 2:24:56 8ae: Render at your sequence resolution 2:26:18 8af: Nesting is often the answer 2:27:41 8ag: Photoshopping adventure 2:36:20 8ah: Fixing/creating the final shot 2:40:45 8ai: Searching through a music library 2:43:21 CH 9: Taking way too long to fix/create the final shot 2:45:42 9a: Amateur Mistakes: Neglecting "Eye trace" 2:47:03 9b: Amateur Mistakes: Showing too many things at once 2:48:55 9c: Amateur Mistakes: Not considering bitrate 2:52:40 CH 10: Intermission: Taran visits the WAN show 2:55:29 CH 11: Third pass, fixing and finishing 2:56:50 11a. How to screenshot web pages 2:58:33 11b: The biggest mistake in the entire edit 3:00:34 11c: Brandon conversation #3 3:01:09 11d: Talkin' about scheduling 3:06:13 11e: Jon conversation 3:08:27 11f: Text tracking with AE 3:13:15 11g: RSI/tendonitis: How I deal with it 3:20:04 CH 12: Adding GPU and CPU temps, doing final pass 3:23:10 12a: Why I use Premiere 3:25:27 12b: Do I recommend Premiere? 300+ bugs and features: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d... 3:27:48 12c: How speedrunning inspired my workflow 3:32:01 CH 13: Final Floatplane export, and QC check 3:34:20 13a: Quickly re-export using cineform smart rendering 3:35:50 13b: AHK filemover() 3:36:58 CH 14: RUclips export ~BONUS MATERIAL~ 3:40:22 CH 15: The past 3:47:28 CH 16: The future 3:51:07 CH 17: Comparisons to Monty Oum 3:54:32 CH 18: Recommended preferences (Important!) 3:55:33 18a: Preferences Panel 4:00:32 18b: Timeline/sequences 4:02:46 18c: Wrenches & hamburgers 4:03:03 18d: History states 4:04:44 18e: Button editor
3:12:37 - You can actually copy transitions to multiple edit points. Just have to hold Ctrl to select the edit points and then paste, will paste the transition to all of them
I must confess! you re selfless benevolence to take ya time and create the whole of these and upload it for someone like me to take advantage of. Thanks Boss, I appreciate
@taran You have literally saved six months of studying. I thank you for it. This is the video I always refer back to whenever I get into a jam. I have no idea, how many times I have watched this video of yours, it's literally sitting as a shortcut on my desktop. I do understand that I edit in DaVinci Resolve, being poor and all, but, your reference material is what helps me to exactly find out how to go about solving the problems. I am however, sorry to say, that I don't think I have watched the entire video in one sitting. Come on, it's over 4 hours long. I normally skip to the section I need. I know this is an extremely long essay type of a comment, but the comment by Scoobie Cub, kinda got to me. and fyi, A million subs don't exactly pay the bills, the watch time does. Thank you for being here for me.
@@TaranVH 🙀 You answered back? Thank you so much! Linus and you are actually the two people who inspired me to open my channels. Matthias as well, but he is on another channel. FYI, I am kinda cooky and with a weird sense of humor, and accident prone, plus clumsy. I hope you know whom that reminds you of right? Thank you again.
So basically, what this video teaches us is how poorly written Premiere is. To this day I'm still shocked Adobe hasn't figured out what editors want, like a program that allows you to map any key to any "scriptable" command, like :cough: Avid. The fact you need the AHK scripts to do many of the critical functions you use as an editor ON ANY PROGRAM, is exactly why Adobe needs to basically start over again with Premiere. I've been a professional editor for nearly 20 years and I've been pulling my hair out with Premiere. I'm so glad nobody has forced me to use it yet.
You're absolutely right! I'm using Premiere since version 4.2 (never used Avid, so I can't talk abut that part of your comment), but with every new version guys at Adobe add just one or none function that editors want. Every time they add what they think that editors want. With this speed I think that we can expect somewhere in the late 2050s to have macros without AHK. As you said, luckily nobody forcing me to use it today. BMD have excellent substitution for Adobe package (I'm talking here about video editing, not still images and vector graphics), plus there are a free, fully functional versions. Those free versions are suitable for most amateur and semiprofessional (in some cases professional too) users. Highly recommend anyone to try it.
I've watched this 3 times now really improved my work flow, now I need a 3rd episode Also, premiere really needs more features now that I've gotten passed the intermediate stage of it
This tutorial is still so useful 5 years later. Switching from vegas to premiere and realising how much time i've wasted because i've never truly learned the program, crazy stuff (Luckily i'm not editing that frequently. Probably just 10-20 videos this year). Need to rewatch this in a few month probably
4 hours
No ads
Give this man a round of applause
Very respectable compared to the money grabbing, promos they never use, intel send us free shit Linus. God his voice and earrings are annoying
@@StefanGenov7 same
Pratyush Pathak that’s sad
Brawler fr I’d wanna make some profit from making videos like this lmao
@@user-pk5eh8kg2v They already get a crap ton from sponsorships.
A Tutorial so advanced that you need a tutorial in order to understand how to use the tutorial!
lol i guess he thought about that thats why he did the first chapters that way
Do you guys think about comments like these? 😂
Best Comment
ever
Solves Problems | Cause Problems
Stand Alone Tutorials Requiring
Tutorials Tutorials
xkcd.com/1343/
🤣
Few mins till I go to bed
*Clicks on 4 hour video*
same here
07:14 am
hahahah 3am.. work at 7am... 11 mins in..... lol
hah I wonder how it is working now 2- 30 and I just found it
dude same here...i'm going to have to call out of work tomorrow
5 cuts! Man... I need that Linus experience. My videos have... I don't even know how many cuts. Hundreds, probably.
Your first comment after 2montha
@@skmuchina Your first reply after 1 month
@ first random comment after 3 months
@@CeinX fist wild comment after 5 days
I used to work in a local cable channel. We had this camera, that it was the best making footage. He was smooth, always calculate the time of the interviews to have the right amount of footage to use, and if he made some mistake or something was wrong, he just make a black clip so you can easily see it in the timeline. IT WAS A PLEASURE to work with him. And if you were running in a hurry (always the daily news was) if you had just 5 minutes and he arrived you know you can do it just fine.
I learn a lot to being a better camera operator from that guy, just watching his footage and understanding his way of work. Here you do a little of everything, and everything is a little amateur sometimes. Third world problems, but people loving the craft are always the one that making it easier. Like working with linus.
Our news guys was great too. We used to crack jokes and do stupid things to make it laugh live, and he was super pro, but when we cut, he just burst to tears and laugh.
Work in live tv sometimes is awfull. But sometimes you have the best times.
With the editor we shared the work, we just look each other and we knew how to make things done. It was so smooth.
i watched about 20 minutes before i learned i wasn't quite ready for all of this. i promise i'll be back soon
how is it going?
By "soon" he probably means around the year 2030...
@@ZeHoSmusician that makes sense.
Dad, when are you coming back?
My Watch-Later-Folder is a collection of 4h-tutorials ...
*I wish everyone who read this becomes a professional video editor!*
Thanks buddy!
Thanks, you to!
Aww💖💖
Thank you!
But i wanna be an nba player
This is next level stuff my man you have just changed my life
Edit: It's been two months now and I am serious when I say you changed my life lol I use AHK for EVERYTHING now over a hundred app specific functions that has cut down on repetitive tasks so much its awesome. Thanks bro 🤝
How to make the coding?
I’ve Been using these tutorials to try and create interesting visuals on my channel, if you’ve got a sec let me know what you think 🙏
do you happen to have examples of stuff you never knew you needed AHK for? like the holy grail of saving time for things you never though about?
@@SteamFi the most useful stuff is the editing shortcuts for premiere. Things like adding presets to clips to move them or crop them. I used to do it manually every time but since it’s always the same exact crop I can now automate it.
Also great for creating shortcuts for games that don’t exist in the actual game like cities skyline. I use image search a lot to find little icons and click on them with a shortcut.
@@BrockPlaysFortnite wow ok thanks
Linus better give this guy a raise
Andrew Kemp we don't know how much he is paid, so you have no reason to say this.
It's not enough.
It doesn't matter how much he makes he needs more.
Linus gives most (if not all) of his staff raises at the end of every year, apparently.
Macros. Linus gave him macros
First RUclips video I’ve watched that tells you how to use RUclips before it starts. Great work!
I use youtube since the beginning, and I didn´t know about that zoom in timeline. That was awesome !
Wdym?
Exactly
After I watched this video I got laid 14 times, won the lottery twice, and became president of my own private island! Thank you Taran!
Audio Library - Free Music ok... since you told me to watch it now I won’t watch it... k
Audio Library - Free Music
The way that you speak makes it sound like you're one of those channels where you act like your music is free to use, but in reality, as soon as Content ID recognises the track, you get all the ad revenue the video gets and the uploader gets nothing
Caudex really? Nothing like that happened to me 🤔🤔
Caudex...? Kraakpiep...?
This is.... Everything
Long time no see
E
Lol 8 likes
Never saw you with 40 likes, generally you get more than 60,70k isn't it??
It really is everything, that is an applicable way to describe it.
It`s only when you realise, he had to edit this video as well.
Dublowduck oooooog
*oooooof*
its a fucking infinite loop man
that was my first thought
I guess he is editing an edits for an edits, like honestly this dude is SOMETHING
I needed this in my life... And an SSD upgrade eventually.
I like your channel:) I didn't think you watched taran
@@FaZekiller-qe3uf thanks, all I watch is tech stuff normally.
@@Mintyoreos I watch Tech, Science, Gaming, Coding stuff(like c++ and java), and Linux stuff.
P.S. you should make a discord server if you haven't already, I don't know.
Paliz sucribe my chanal palizzzzzzzzz zzz
FaZekiller4507 paliz sucribe my chanal
This is what Job Security looks like.
It took me 10 days to:
- go through the whole tutorial thoroughly
- familiarise with auto hot key (never used before)
- replicate every AHK script mentioned in this tutorial (although I simplified some)
- create my own AHK scripts for everyday computer use
- create a new advanced Premiere template project
- go through all Premiere settings
- take good notes of every feature and button mentioned in this video (that I ignored existed)
It was a long journey. But I feel very satisfied that I managed to go through this whole video, and that this was not one of those things started, but never finished. I feel like I'll appreciate the Linus TT videos way more after knowing the amount of work hidden behind them. These real-life problem-solving approaches you showed in this 4 hours long video will never be forgotten, Taran. Your enthusiasm and your creativity are contagious. Best of luck for anything you do man! This video is probably worth years of college... and not many can afford those. Thank you so much! God Bless
How many hours?
@@DamiemBlorp I didn't monitor the hours, sorry, but I didn't do much else apart from AHK self-education during these days... It wouldn't surprise me if I did hit 100 hours in total, or more, as what I did was basically a very condensed and brutal deep dive, now that I thank about it... but also I had never used AHK by then, so I guess it's fair?
I am still using those key combos every day ;)
@@AleSuggests Thank you! I don't got much time but when I get a break I might also try and learn this!
@@DamiemBlorp No problem. And good luck ;)
Hello,, is it still relevant if we use the latest version of premier pro CC for practicing?
I have watched this twice and don't even have premiere.
I have Hitfilm
@@jftechdrones i use movie maker on windows vista. BEST OS EVER
@@timowagner1329
lol. but the real question is do you use internet explorer
@@Abdullah-gb7kg Yes of course...
@@timowagner1329
yeah and my computer teacher still uses it.
And I don't know why.
Ill.. probably watch it some day
ruclips.net/video/3bbFmZIdlBw/видео.html
That was at 4:00 midnight!
WHY ARE YOU EVERYWHERE DANNY!
This man literally drops video editting super powers on you and all you do is probably not watch it ever? The world is doomed
Hey, if i say someday its someday, not never.
dammit
Feel free to leave comments AS you watch the video, since if you wait until the end, you won't be able to remember EVERYTHING you wanted to talk about! Include timestamps if applicable!
Once you get to the end, leave a long comment!
you should script with Celtx
Taran Van Hemert my digital media program at school uses rundown creator for scripts. It's pretty good
Taran Van Hemert you said that this is as quick as possible sooo post it on techquickie!!!!!!!!!
Taran looks like Hans Gruber from Die Hard
All hail lord Taren V. Hemert
Hi Taran
Willl you do more tutorials of other software, like davinci? of yuou work exclusivly with adobe products?
6m subs and no replys? lemme fix that
@@berkubro was born to ride dick
You already have 6million subs bro
When the tutorial of the actual tutorial is 26 minutes long on 6 chapters, you know that shit is about to get real.
“Hi I’m Taran and this is how to create world peace and end poverty with AutoHotKey”
Daniel DeGeorges how did you know his secret plan.
4 hours of free quality workflow experience?
we take those
let me just turn off my adblock
Plot twist: not a single mid-roll ad. THANK YOU TARAN.
Ness - how gracious of to deem someone’s work worthy of payment
I just use this *is. gd/EditVideo* to edit all my videos
then keep it turned off
"you may have noticed this video is 4 hours long."
*looks at timeline*
"Well I did now!"
Omg same here
Same
Hey Taran, rewatching this after you uploaded the video about leaving LTT. I want to thank you for this amazing creation and wish you luck in your future endeavors!
Taran, thank you very much for making this available for free.
I almost wanted to charge people something. Not because I need/want the money, but because then they'd take it more seriously. ;)
Yeah. This is really helpful! Helped me more than my 1 semister Premiere Pro editing class!
you haven't even seen it yet!!
he must have watched at 2 times speed
12:38 : this is the first person I've ever seen saying RGB is unnecessary!!
applause to this man, Taran
Same
RGB looks really bad lmao. I wonder why people stress on it so much
@Bassam Daoud rgb is those colored lights you see in the pc at the timestamp
@Bassam Daoud 🤣
"World's Most Advanced Video Editing Tutorial"
He ain't lyin'.
man
guys. i actually did it. over two days, i actually watched all the way through this video. absolutely worth it
Daamn you!!!
This guy's IQ level and organization skills are R-D-I-C-U-L-O-U-S to the point that he made me take the time to write a comment on youtube, which I almost never do, and even take the time to type R-I-D-I-C-U-L-O-U-S like that, twice now; we should be honored to be watching brilliance and should be so thankful for the internet for giving us easy access to what would have cost thousands of dollars and hours of non-productive classes with other people on different advancement levels of course. Thank you man.
It's not exactly brainbusting work. He learned by using it, like everyone does.
Dylan Smith I can name 1000 people on the top of my head that even if you give them 50 years of free time, they will never be able to make a tutorial such as this one. Very few people have the combination of having a high IQ, organised and willing to put in the hours
@@shallfadi Funny, I skipped through this video just out of interest in LTT and found myself thinking what sort of intelligence level you would need to perform this job and stumbled on this comment, which I think is wrong. To his credit, automating work to the extent he has requires a level of gumption. However, editing RUclips videos cannot be a very intellectually demanding job, especially having watched this video - it's nothing more than a trade, in a similar vein as carpentry or plumbing. Do you need above average intellect? Most likely. How far above average(~100IQ) do you need to be? I'd posit no more than a little over a standard deviation. Certainly smarter than ~85% of the population. Perhaps that's stunning intellect in your eyes, I won't judge.
People here talking about IQ, like if IQ is the most important thing to learn how to edit a video...
IQ doesnt tell u how intelligent u are, it only tells u how inteligent u are relative to other people. U can have a low IQ but u can be good at editing
@@adamnz4839 I can see it more as a trade for youtube videos. Editing films is completely different and is most definitely an art.
copying this for using on mobile:
▼ EXPAND FOR NAVIGATION ▼
02:25 Chapter 0: Chapter navigation
03:13 Chapter 1: Using RUclips's interface
05:49 Chapter 2: Things to know while watching
06:34 Chapter 3: My hardware
Ergonomics: ruclips.net/video/bLBKUbnLYTs/видео.html
DIY macro keyboard part 2: ruclips.net/video/y3e_ri-vOIo/видео.html
13:08 Chapter 4: How I use AutoHotKey
14:28 Chapter 5: Preparing the edit
Multi-monitor recorder: obsproject.com/forum/resource...
20:07 Chapter 6.1: Explaining my most common AHK scripts
20:52 6.1a: AHK monoMaker()
21:36 6.1b: AHK preset()
22:57 6.1c: MACRO F2 7 ENTER
23:40 6.1d: AHK Right click playhead mod
24:42 6.1e: AHK Instant application switcher
ruclips.net/video/OqyQABySV8k/видео.html
25:52 CHAPTER 6.2: A-roll rough cut - TUTORIAL BEGINS HERE!
28:40 6.2a: MACRO Ripple delete clip at playhead
31:12 Chapter 7. A-roll rough cut (Macbook Pro)
40:07 7a: Dual mono and the audio track mixer
42:27 Chapter 8: B-roll first pass
42:48 8a: AHK trackLocker()
46:13 8b: "Scale to Frame size" is dangerous
46:54 8c: Talkin' 'bout the Ripple Tangent
50:51 8d: Brandon conversation #1
1:00:49 8e: Problems with track targeting & source patching
1:02:59 8f: AHK insertSFX()
1:04:54 8g: How to bleep audio
1:06:57 8h: How to assign shortcuts to label colors
1:11:24 8i. The #1 amateur mistake: Sound effects & music too loud. Example: ruclips.net/video/NXRVtfCpLr4/видео.html
1:12:05 8j: Amateur mistakes 2: No motion or audio
1:12:43 8k: Brandon conversation #2
1:15:18 8l: How to save a transition as a preset
1:17:11 8m: AHK openLatestFile()
1:21:09 8n: Using transitions on adjustment layers
1:22:17 8o: Amateur Mistakes: Lord Privy Seals ruclips.net/video/AVlfvdH7qwY/видео.html
1:24:37 8p: Reverse image searching
1:26:57 8q: Don't delete, use "disable"
1:29:42 8r: Tried to learn 1 new thing: audio thumbnails
1:31:30 8s: "Stair stepping" clips on the timeline
1:32:08 8t: "KiIl your darlings"
1:39:34 8u: One long take vs. the "coverage" of multiple shots
1:42:17 8v: Crashes and autosaves
1:47:23 8w: Templates are great, but might lead to more crashes
1:50:28 8x: Even educated guesses can be wrong
2:00:22 8y: AHK runexplorer()
2:05:05 8z: A quiet environment is important when editing
2:09:21 8aa: Screen capturing bugs retroactively with Shadowplay
2:10:36 8ab: Accelerated Scrolling 1.3.AHK ruclips.net/video/OobKVPojFmg/видео.html
2:16:31 8ac: AHK script: instantVFX()
Fix Premiere's hot text bug: ruclips.net/video/gATSOJCHSaY/видео.html
2:21:54 8ad. Things to try when Premiere is slow/buggy forums.adobe.com/thread/2261475
2:24:56 8ae. Always render at your sequence resolution
2:26:18 8af: Nesting is often the answer
2:27:41 8ag: Photoshopping adventure
2:36:20 8ah: Fixing/creating the final shot
2:40:45 8ai: Searching through a music library
2:43:21 Chapter 9: Taking way too long to fix/create the final shot
2:45:42 9a: Amateur Mistakes: Neglecting "Eye trace"
2:47:03 9b: Amateur Mistakes: Showing too many things at once
2:48:55 9c: Amateur Mistakes: Not considering bitrate
2:52:40 Chapter 10: Intermission: Taran visits the WAN show
2:55:29 Chapter 11: Third pass, fixing and finishing
2:56:50 11a. How to screenshot web pages
2:58:33 11b: The biggest mistake in the entire edit
3:00:34 11c: Brandon conversation #3
3:01:09 11d: Talkin' about scheduling
3:06:13 11e: Jon conversation
3:08:27 11f: Text tracking with AE
3:13:15 11g: RSI/tendonitis: How I deal with it
3:20:04 Chapter 12: Adding GPU and CPU temps, doing final pass
3:23:10 12a: Why I use Premiere
3:25:27 12b: Do I recommend Premiere? 300+ bugs and features:
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...
3:27:48 12c: How speedrunning inspired my workflow
3:32:01 Chapter 13: Final Floatplane export, and QC check
3:34:20 13a: Quickly re-export using cineform smart rendering
3:35:50 13b: AHK filemover()
3:36:58 Chapter 14: RUclips export
~~~BONUS MATERIAL~~~
3:40:22 Chapter 15. The past
3:47:28 Chapter 16. The future
3:51:07 Chapter 17: Comparisons to Monty Oum
3:54:32 Chapter 18: Recommended preferences
3:55:33 18a: Preferences Panel
4:00:32 18b: Timeline/sequences
4:02:46 18c: Wrenches & hamburgers
4:03:03 18d: History states
4:04:44 18e: Button editor
4:07:46 18g: (DO NOT) use media browser for unlinked files
4:08:39 18h: Keyboard shortcuts panel
4:11:51 Chapter 19: Final tips
4:12:06 19a: WAIT AT LEAST A MONTH TO UPGRADE PREMIERE!
4:12:41 19b: Professional advice isn't always correct
4:14:24 19c: Click every menu, learn every feature
4:15:35 19d: Recommended watching
Reality TV editing: ruclips.net/video/BBwepkVurCI/видео.html
Cinemassacre 200: ruclips.net/video/MiQE_Lb801U/видео.html
Ocarina Of Time Speedrun in 22-38 ruclips.net/video/0M7IINwTFVw/видео.html
RLM Star Wars review: ruclips.net/video/FxKtZmQgxrI/видео.html
Do schools kilI creativity? ruclips.net/video/iG9CE55wbtY/видео.html
4:18:08 19e: Conclusion
the stupid thing is, I don't see any reason why those links don't work in the description, but they do work from a comment.
Mine works on my phone which is an LG G4 and I have the latest RUclips update for my phone.
its ridiculous... but yea thats google for you....
Works with the description link's on a Huawei Y6 ii
5:59
This is awesome!
As a youtuber myself, you really get the hang out of premiere with some time..you you become really fast.
At first a video took me about 8h to cut.
Now it is a bout 3h - but also trippled in post production quality!^^
But this tutorial is so great! I really learned something here.
Also hier hätte ich dich am wenigsten erwartet ^^
ClemensAlive and *thanks in advance for promoting*
This planet has got humans who work like machines. This guy deserve all credits for hardworking and dedication!!!
Step 1: Get 3 keyboards for macros
Mom: Bedtime!
Me: Just 1 More Video?
Mom: Alright.
Clicks on 4 hour video.
Indeed
dead joke stfu
isn't original I've seen this so many times already, but good one xD
This is invaluable. I am still trying to wrap my head around half of this. This is going to be something I come back to. Thank you so much for putting so much time into this and teaching us your techniques.
THANK YOU!
NEXT. LEVEL.
I have been going through this, basically minute by minute. I finally completed it, and it took me 3 months. I took a LOT of notes, bought some products, made some AHK scripts, researched things, familiarized myself with the shortcuts, looked through every single thing in Premiere Pro (and research what they do), and more!
This video is absolutely amazing! I would love another even more updated tutorial because it has been five years since this was uploaded.
And it appears the footage is from 2016 but I could be wrong, only 15 mins in to the video lol
I have 5 years of video editing experience in Premier. let's see if I can get anything outta this :)
Edit:
Thoughts after watching the video. Yes the whole. fucking. thing:
I'm already pretty fucking tired so imma keep it short.
I am absolutely MIND BOGGLED at how efficiently you use AHK. I honestly thought after my 5 years of experience that I had it figured out. I thought I was getting to the peak of efficiency but you completely blew that out of the water for me. I really love your style and I admire to reach your efficiency some day when I'm actually professionally editing. Great job on that and keep it up!
Additionally you covered practically every piece of knowledge I gathered through my experiences which is something amazing and I actually didn't think you were gonna manage to do. I can safely say that I agree with essentially everything you talk about in your video and it adds up with my experiences.
Also here's actually the only thing I really learned out of this: how to use the stupid set to frame size/scale to frame size without any issues. Thank you for that I honestly had so many problems with it and you've finally cleared up for me :)
concluding, there is absolutely no denying your knowledge and experience in Premier Pro and video editing. Again I've spent the past 5 years of my life learning video editing, color correcting, and color grading (Still aren't great with color but I'll get there as I'm sure you will as well) so there was not much in this video for me since I've experienced everything you have and potentially more in some aspects. For example: at 52:17 you mentioned that markers on clips are permanent, however not too long ago I found out that by default, pressing F will show the frame of the playhead in the source monitor window where you can see the marker and interact with it as if it's on the timeline by double clicking on it of course. Double clicking the clip to open the original clip works the same as well. Simple solution to a rather trivial problem.
With that said I am seriously astonished at how you truly managed to fit 4 years of experience into a 4 hour video. It is honestly amazing.
You're a great editor as it stands and I'm sure you will keep improving. I hope you have a great rest of your experience with Linus' media group and you keep up your amazing work.
Amazing job on this video and best of luck to you :)
Best comment so far.
You and I, we had to figure this shit out one piece at a time. I wish I had a video like this for reference when I was starting out, as I'm sure you would as well. That's why I made it.
So, are you gonna learn some AHK? Have I convinced you?
What kind of videos do you edit?
Yea I had to piece people's knowledge into my own experiences as I'm sure you have. Actually I've scratched the surface of AHK a few years back I never managed to learn it so deeply and if I do ever edit professionally I will 100% start putting time into learning it but as it stands I don't really think it's worth the investment just yet. I've edited basically all sorts of videos from short films to long movies montages and what have you, however nothing professional really. I'm still a college student so making enough time and portraying experiences is still a little rough. I'm currently KIND OF settled as one of the editors for Ohnickel while i go through college and then I'll just kinda see what happens after that.
This is nothing short of amazing. I learned more from this video than in my semester-long class.
u gon get them a's now huh?
good luck further into your years dude
Not an editor but a programmer, and I'm fascinated by your macro setup.
Can you make me premiere pro for android? :D
Yeah sure give me 2 days
lol :D
I just bought another keyboard just for macro keys. I can do it in under 5 seconds now. Get good.
just ONE extra keyboard? Bitch get on my level. I could do that in 0.5 seconds..
This is awesome btw. I love that I can get a glimpse into editing in a team environment, rather than as the head of a 2 man operation.
Always interesting to see the number audio. I usually max my internal volume to 100, and then set my volume midline on the astro mixamp. It's just about perfect for any well balanced audio, and the astros (a40s) are great for editing. They are not crazy expensive, but provide a great range of sound and the mixamp is just really nice.
And thus is born the videobook, the textbooks of the future. I really wish more graduate textbooks are made into a format like this.
Sees four hour long video: Gentleman, you had my curiosity.
Sees quality content:
Now you have my attention.
Indeed, not just a tutorial, its a master peace of work.
A harmony
a true spiritual balance
Yes you r8 but where I'm download this Software please buddy reply....
masterpiece?
Alan Chen master peace is actually even better xD
Mom : " What are you doing"
Me : " online class mom"
Mom : " What subject"
Me :" premiere pro"
Mom : "what who js your teacher
Me: " Taran"
😁😁
"Oh, he uploaded something new"
Sees 4:19:05,
*clicks add to later playlist*
Props for the Timestamps and chapter labeling. Really, every long video should have that. Damn you even explained the fucking youtube shortcuts. God bless you
For those wondering, it took him 10 months to edit this 4 hour video, he comfirmed it by replying to a comment below, you can also see in some shots that its dated january when he recorded this.....
that doesnt make sense. if he was editing in january that doesnt mean he was editing THIS in januarary. he was editing another video in January. if he was editing this it wouldnt show. hard to explain but i seriously doubt it took him 10 months anyways
@@OhManAFatRabbit He said it took him 10 months on another comment.
So does this mean hes technically not a good and fast enough editor?
@@mightymadness3776 What difference does that make to how you utilize the information he imparts?
@@kitkellison3087 Pretty sure that was whats called a joke
Anyone came from the latest video :c
Needs to stay awake for 4 hours, finds this video, thinks YES!
*_Falls asleep 5 minutes in_*
People deliberately use this video to help them sleep - something I never expected!
because of something you tell about of devices that I have have never seen before ,
it seems like a dream and I start sleeping !
-peace(ruclips.net/video/SyF20ZHShmE/видео.html)
Sebastian Elytron 7
when you have hunger for knowledge you wont get asleep
I'm in a Taran video!
Not sure if I should be proud of that.
Also I only use a laptop and a cheap, used 19" Dell monitor as an extra screen.
Get a box.
Put laptop on box.
Get keyboard.
Put keyboard on desk.
Now you're not slouching over your dumb laptop anymore.
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Aside from entry level stuff. No one needs to go anywhere else, this video has it all.
Holy Moly.
how to download pleas help me
Mate, I've been working as a film + tv editor for a decade (primarily in AVID) and I've never seen a video like this. so detailed, beautifully executed, and with SO many great tips and tricks to speed up workflow. absolutely incredible
Didn't watch it yet but just wanted you to know that i'm into the editing business becouse of your tutorials. Today I'm editing for a school and i learned a few tricks to edit fast without loosing quality too. I will watch it all the way and i'll make a lot of comments! Hope you could answer them cuz maybe there are a lot of people out there with the same doubts as me!
this was more revealing about what its like to work at LTT rather than how to work in premier.
So I’m about an hour in and the main thing I’m noticing is premiere isn’t a very good program for power users but Taran has forced it to be against its will, which is awesome but shouldn’t have to be a thing
Ya honestly premier is not a very well optimized for todays workflows.
AfterEffects for the harder stuff-- right click > Replace With AE Comp.. I love that technique. It's good to dig in and really animate too.
dude, h'what? AE is a whole different ballpark. It's a visual art program, Pr is an NLE...
I think Kyle and Insainllama are talking about how Avid is superrior for powerusers (proffesionals) which I'm inclinced to agree.
Hannes I can see where you are coming from but you can’t deny that he is power user, and I can see why he says he got inspiration from speed runners to become extremely fast at editing LTT videos, but I will agree his position is a very unique one that does allow for a routine that other editors might not have the same privilege, but because of that he has had to find workarounds to some of premiers issues, and while I do not use premiere, I’ve seen a lot of people complaining about it, but you could say the same about any piece of software that has a large user base I suppose
"[H]e used AutoHotkey to build his own editing tools to utilize a very specific workflow and editing technique which is not very common among editors. "
For some of my scripts, yes. The "instantly open the latest saved version of a filetype in a given folder tree" script... is not something that most people would need.
But I think most of my scripts ARE useful for ALL editors.
Ripple delete clip at playhead? Yeah.
Faster timeline scrolling? Of course.
Applying a preset with a keyboard shortcut? Oh yeah.
Instant application switching? Great for ALL computer use.
These are pretty basic tools. You can think of them as elements on the periodic table of NLEs. Premiere doesn't have a full periodic table. Imagine a world with no aluminum. We'd get along fine, but aircraft and spacecraft would be a lot heavier. And a lot more expensive.
Many of the things I've suggested and scripted are genuine MISSING FEATURES. It's like I've discovered aluminum over here, and Hannes, you're saying, "Yeah, it's cool, but only in very specific, uncommon use cases." Of course these techniques are uncommon! They're new! People don't realize what they've been missing this whole time.
I'm telling you guys, once we get features like the Ghost Playhead, everyone will wonder how we possibly got along without it.
i didn't realise this was 4 hours when i clicked. i also have a weird rule where i watch every video to the end. EVERY VIDEO. guess how that went...
I've never been so impressed with a RUclips video in my life. If I could press the like button multiple times I would.
MrGatlin98 You can, just make sure you press it an odd number of times XD unless you've already pressed it. Then press it an even number of times.
This is a very good point. Will do!
This video took way to long to edit
Parker LMFAO
It took me 10 months.
The man himself
I want to see Taran's 62 hour-long tutorial on how he edited this tutorial.
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Mom: Go to sleep
Me: 1 more video pls?🥺
Mom: fine
Me: *Watches this*
Ooof
XD
I admire your level of organization👌
4 hours and zero ads, that's dedication.
I think you have adblock installed
@@MaoDev Nope. Even if I did run ads on this channel, I would only put 1 on this video.
I did not make this for the money. It would have been a terrible financial decision anyway.
@@TaranVH Ya.. well, I had adblock installed lmao
@@TaranVH wait, so at over 100k you don't run ads on videos? 0_0 That really is dedication for your fans...
@@TaranVH Sir I just want to say a *HUGE* *THANK YOU* for this video.
I have been wanting to learn editing for a while, and I don't know if I could have found a better teacher!
Cheers👍
6:00 "Do not watch this video on a cellphone". Got it, watching it on my smartphone at 720p. Highest resolution possible.
This made me curious so I checked and youtube.com (the website) will happily do 1080p on android in chrome
#MovieNightWithTaran
Thank You Taran
Already 1 Hour In
Really need to learn to edit faster since I am running 2 channels by my self and soon three
Why the fuck are you running three channels? Well good luck and props to you dude your the man!
cool, btw i subbed to u bc y not xD
Life Kommando::: Do you also do all this Editing, i am watching, and i am just a viewer, its alot of work.
Hint, get one channel going at a time....
its 4 hours so i thought it would be pure raw footage.
no.
its edited too.
fucking legendary.
As a 19-year-old girl who's just landed her first editing job for a 3.5 million subscriber RUclips channel (and as someone who does RUclips herself), this video was beyond helpful. I watched through the whole thing in one go and I'll probably go back and watch it several more times to ensure that I understand everything as much as possible. In my situation, I get footage late at night (sometimes past midnight) and I have until about 2pm the next day to edit everything together. Since I (typically) sleep at night and I also go to school, that leaves me with very little time to edit. I NEEDED something like this to help me reduce my time editing while maximizing my results. I still have a lot to learn about Premiere Pro, but I'm learning, and this has helped tremendously. And even though programming is not something I'm familiar with AT ALL, I'm going to look into those shortcuts you mentioned throughout the video. Watching your editing process was so awesome, and I aspire to be as proficient as you. I've never heard of you or of LTT before, but now I'm subscribed to both of you thanks to this video. Thank you so much for putting so much work into this video, and I hope you continue to make these!
P.S. Your voice over was great, so entertaining! I'm glad I didn't end up watching a 4-hour long video with a monotone narrator!
Thanks! I made this precisely because it's the kind of video that I would have wanted when I was first starting out.
Don't be afraid to push for more time. Getting footage at midnight, and having to deliver by 2pm the next day? Ridiculous. You need a one-day turnaround at LEAST. Especially if you're also going to school. Don't let those guys take advantage of you. Learn what you can, make what money you can, and move onward and upwards if they don't improve those working conditions.
I was just looking through the comments of this after watching it and found you here lol Hey Sicsen!
Get real clients. Not a bunch of people trying to make """"content"""", and have ridiculous demand like finishing an edit the same day.
Time to actually boost my editing abilities. :)
omg I'm in Taran's video! ( 0:40 )
Also again, extremely informative, as per usual! thanks Taran for doing this!
Congratulations bud, i assume you're now a pretty dope editor.
I started working as a freelance video editor just over a year ago for pennies on the dollar and I remember watching this all the way through twice (and the 3 hour version). It made me rethink how I work and gave me belief that I could actually do this for a living.
I'm now able to afford my rent, loans, all that good stuff and have consistent work with great clients after a year, in part because of things I've learned from this one video. So thanks Taran :)
This is the coolest comment ive ever seen. Good stuff man!
Works at Linus
*HAS BAD CABLE MANAGEMENT*
HYPEREYES
TheButtonMash3r friend let me help you with the meme format:
>*works at Linus tech tips
>*has bad cable management
Arkkay that’s not woosh dumbass, I understand the joke
Arkkay her durr I still use Pepe and make fun of iqs
@Arkkay Apparently r/whoosh to you, my friend. It wasn't a hidden joke...
Thank you for making a video I can send to clients when they say "it's just a 4 minute video, how hard could it be?"
Haha yes
I don't even edit but thanks for doing this for people that need it. This seems like a huge effort and is much appreciated. Good moves Taran, keep it up, proud of you!
Thank you. This took 10 months, on and off.
This honestly looks like it could take even longer than that and you only got time to work on this every once in awhile! I'd say this is pretty good for 10 months and how much time you actually had to spend to work on this Taran!
def going to watch the whole thing tysm
first
I can't even begin to imagine the amount of work that went into creating this tutorial video. Thank you Taran for your dedication and thoroughness
you can tell it took a lot of effort, as this was uploaded ten months after the original video was edited
Taran, what was it like editing the editing tutorial?
William Waite He should do a video on how he did that.
Infinite loop->stack overflow.
Meta
Rality: "You can have is fast, cheap or quality, but only choose two!"
Taran: "I've got to make quality videos extremely quickly!"
Linus' wallet: "Gaaaahhh!!!"
Came back here, because I wanna support you for your future🥳
“You may have noticed that this video is four hours long...”
Me: Wait, WHAT?
How much do you get paid😂?
honestly the right click to move to playhead thing alone has already made me glad to have clicked this
Thanks! Now i don't have to watch the video!
I've watched this 6 times now. and I always learn something new each time haha. I've made 167 videos in my time and there's still something new to learn every day. My advice to new editors trying to get into editing and to OLD EDITORS that are dealing with burnout. Being sure to keep learning is the best way to succeed.
Bro how can I contact you? I have doubts
TL;DR: Autohotkey is a golden tool, not only for this program but for everyprogram out there.
i should make a half minute video showing how i edit with windows movie maker
Lol
Me: Wow I'll learn from the scratch
Him: This is not the tutorial for beginners
Me: (Yawns) I'm off to bed
This is my favorite RUclips video of all time. I've watched the first 15 seconds of it many times. But to me the four hour RUclips video on how to edit a video for RUclips represents the very best part of the internet and RUclips and humanity itself. It's always a magical feeling when you stubble across a gem of RUclips video or thumb through a copy of the Guinness book of World records and are in amazement, awe, shock, confusion and bewilderment when you stop and think "there's someone out there that actually did that". There really is someone who ate 96 hot dogs in 3 minutes. Or there really is a 4 hour RUclips video of how to Edit Videos. Or there really are grown men who love to dress up and make believe they are dogs (look up Human Pups). Humanity is a strikingly beautiful but sometimes very odd thing.
Whats with the gay reference though
what the fuck did I just read.
@@kyvss ruclips.net/video/G5eHH5FaIiY/видео.html
"Do not watch this on a cell phone."
Watches on a cell phone anyway.
I'm blown away by this. I've been working as a video producer for the last six years, mostly using FCPX, and I'm learning Premiere now. This is so helpful for getting up to speed. I'm two hours in, and particularly loved how you showed trying to find a better way to sort through audio files by their wav forms, even though it wasn't successful. It gave such a great insight into how you've slowly accumulated so many techniques over the years and how you're constantly improving. This is truly inspirational. Thank you for putting so much love into it.
Quick follow up - inspired by this, I released a four-hour photoshop crash course as a single video on YT. It now has over 100,000 views, and I'm very happy that I went the stupidly long way, rather than breaking it up as five to ten minute mini-video way. So, thanks again.
Watched ur photoshop crash course from start to finish, I've recommended pple 2 watch it. Great work sir.
as if you cross fade a swear word bleep
oh wait what are you doing here?
yo desinc learning how to edit half life 2 360 noscope montages?
editing yourself editing is the next level
The tutorial we need, but don't deserve
Timestamp for phone users
▼ EXPAND FOR NAVIGATION ▼
2:25 CH 0: Chapter navigation
3:13 CH 1: Using RUclips's interface
5:49 CH 2: Things to know while watching
6:34 CH 3: My hardware
Ergonomics: ruclips.net/video/bLBKUbnLYTs/видео.html
DIY macro keyboard part 2: ruclips.net/video/y3e_ri-vOIo/видео.html
13:08 CH 4: How I use AutoHotKey
14:28 CH 5: Preparing the edit
Multi-monitor recorder: obsproject.com/forum/resources...
20:07 CH 6.1: Explaining my most common AHK scripts
20:52 6.1a: AHK monoMaker()
21:36 6.1b: AHK preset()
22:57 6.1c: MACRO F2 7 ENTER
23:40 6.1d: AHK Right click playhead mod
24:42 6.1e: AHK Instant application switcher
ruclips.net/video/OqyQABySV8k/видео.html
25:52 CH 6.2: A-roll rough cut - TUTORIAL BEGINS HERE!
28:40 6.2a: MACRO Ripple delete clip at playhead
31:12 CH 7. A-roll rough cut (Macbook Pro)
40:07 7a: Dual mono and the audio track mixer
42:27 CH 8: B-roll first pass
42:48 8a: AHK trackLocker()
46:13 8b: "Scale to Frame size" is dangerous
46:54 8c: Talkin' 'bout the Ripple Tangent
50:51 8d: Brandon conversation #1
1:00:49 8e: Problems with track targeting & source patching
1:02:59 8f: AHK insertSFX()
1:04:54 8g: How to bleep audio
1:06:57 8h: How to assign shortcuts to label colors
1:11:24 8i. The #1 amateur mistake: Sound effects & music too loud. Example: ruclips.net/video/NXRVtfCpLr4/видео.html
1:12:05 8j: Amateur mistakes 2: No motion or audio
1:12:43 8k: Brandon conversation #2
1:15:18 8l: How to save a transition as a preset
1:17:11 8m: AHK openLatestFile()
1:21:09 8n: Using transitions on adjustment layers
1:22:17 8o: Amateur Mistakes: Lord Privy Seals ruclips.net/video/AVlfvdH7qwY/видео.html
1:24:37 8p: Reverse image searching
1:26:57 8q: Don't delete, use "disable"
1:29:42 8r: Tried to learn 1 new thing: audio thumbnails
1:31:30 8s: "Stair stepping" clips on the timeline
1:32:08 8t: "KiIl your darlings"
1:39:34 8u: One long take vs. the "coverage" of multiple shots
1:42:17 8v: Crashes and autosaves
1:47:23 8w: Templates are great, but might lead to more crashes
1:49:47 8x: Even educated guesses can be wrong
2:00:22 8y: AHK runexplorer()
2:05:05 8z: A quiet environment is important when editing
2:09:21 8aa: Screen capturing bugs retroactively with Shadowplay
2:10:36 8ab: Accelerated Scrolling 1.3.AHK ruclips.net/video/OobKVPojFmg/видео.html
2:16:31 8ac: AHK script: instantVFX()
Fix Premiere's hot text bug: ruclips.net/video/gATSOJCHSaY/видео.html
2:21:54 8ad: Things to try when Premiere is slow/buggy forums.adobe.com/thread/2261475
2:24:56 8ae: Render at your sequence resolution
2:26:18 8af: Nesting is often the answer
2:27:41 8ag: Photoshopping adventure
2:36:20 8ah: Fixing/creating the final shot
2:40:45 8ai: Searching through a music library
2:43:21 CH 9: Taking way too long to fix/create the final shot
2:45:42 9a: Amateur Mistakes: Neglecting "Eye trace"
2:47:03 9b: Amateur Mistakes: Showing too many things at once
2:48:55 9c: Amateur Mistakes: Not considering bitrate
2:52:40 CH 10: Intermission: Taran visits the WAN show
2:55:29 CH 11: Third pass, fixing and finishing
2:56:50 11a. How to screenshot web pages
2:58:33 11b: The biggest mistake in the entire edit
3:00:34 11c: Brandon conversation #3
3:01:09 11d: Talkin' about scheduling
3:06:13 11e: Jon conversation
3:08:27 11f: Text tracking with AE
3:13:15 11g: RSI/tendonitis: How I deal with it
3:20:04 CH 12: Adding GPU and CPU temps, doing final pass
3:23:10 12a: Why I use Premiere
3:25:27 12b: Do I recommend Premiere? 300+ bugs and features:
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d...
3:27:48 12c: How speedrunning inspired my workflow
3:32:01 CH 13: Final Floatplane export, and QC check
3:34:20 13a: Quickly re-export using cineform smart rendering
3:35:50 13b: AHK filemover()
3:36:58 CH 14: RUclips export
~BONUS MATERIAL~
3:40:22 CH 15: The past
3:47:28 CH 16: The future
3:51:07 CH 17: Comparisons to Monty Oum
3:54:32 CH 18: Recommended preferences (Important!)
3:55:33 18a: Preferences Panel
4:00:32 18b: Timeline/sequences
4:02:46 18c: Wrenches & hamburgers
4:03:03 18d: History states
4:04:44 18e: Button editor
3:12:37 - You can actually copy transitions to multiple edit points. Just have to hold Ctrl to select the edit points and then paste, will paste the transition to all of them
4 years of experience in 4 hours watched after 4 years after upload xd
I must confess! you re selfless benevolence to take ya time and create the whole of these and upload it for someone like me to take advantage of. Thanks Boss, I appreciate
@taran You have literally saved six months of studying. I thank you for it. This is the video I always refer back to whenever I get into a jam. I have no idea, how many times I have watched this video of yours, it's literally sitting as a shortcut on my desktop. I do understand that I edit in DaVinci Resolve, being poor and all, but, your reference material is what helps me to exactly find out how to go about solving the problems. I am however, sorry to say, that I don't think I have watched the entire video in one sitting. Come on, it's over 4 hours long. I normally skip to the section I need.
I know this is an extremely long essay type of a comment, but the comment by Scoobie Cub, kinda got to me.
and fyi, A million subs don't exactly pay the bills, the watch time does.
Thank you for being here for me.
Thank you! You are precisely the sort of person I had in mind when I made this tutorial.
@@TaranVH 🙀 You answered back? Thank you so much!
Linus and you are actually the two people who inspired me to open my channels. Matthias as well, but he is on another channel. FYI, I am kinda cooky and with a weird sense of humor, and accident prone, plus clumsy.
I hope you know whom that reminds you of right?
Thank you again.
So basically, what this video teaches us is how poorly written Premiere is. To this day I'm still shocked Adobe hasn't figured out what editors want, like a program that allows you to map any key to any "scriptable" command, like :cough: Avid. The fact you need the AHK scripts to do many of the critical functions you use as an editor ON ANY PROGRAM, is exactly why Adobe needs to basically start over again with Premiere. I've been a professional editor for nearly 20 years and I've been pulling my hair out with Premiere. I'm so glad nobody has forced me to use it yet.
Hey there! I was just wondering which program you use instead. Trying to explore my options. Thanks for any info!
You're absolutely right! I'm using Premiere since version 4.2 (never used Avid, so I can't talk abut that part of your comment), but with every new version guys at Adobe add just one or none function that editors want. Every time they add what they think that editors want. With this speed I think that we can expect somewhere in the late 2050s to have macros without AHK.
As you said, luckily nobody forcing me to use it today. BMD have excellent substitution for Adobe package (I'm talking here about video editing, not still images and vector graphics), plus there are a free, fully functional versions. Those free versions are suitable for most amateur and semiprofessional (in some cases professional too) users. Highly recommend anyone to try it.
It could be worse, it could be FCP X
Hi, he just literally said it : Avid, wich is the name of the company. The software is called Avid Media Composer.
Remember guys, if you have RUclips premium and can download this video, it will count as one full view plus whatever you actually watch on RUclips
Him: This video is targeted to intermediate to extremely advanced video editors
Me: *gulp
That was an exaggeration. You just need good knowledge of premiere tools to understand what he is talking about.
@@arhamsaa I'm 40 minutes in and everything I "edited" was with movie maker lol. Definetly gonna watch the full video at some point
Him: “Now that I have explained all the auto hot key scripts and you understand them.”
80% of the viewers: “Pfffffff, yeah I totally understand...”
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I've watched this 3 times now really improved my work flow, now I need a 3rd episode
Also, premiere really needs more features now that I've gotten passed the intermediate stage of it
Premier should make a collab with this man to improve.
This tutorial is still so useful 5 years later. Switching from vegas to premiere and realising how much time i've wasted because i've never truly learned the program, crazy stuff (Luckily i'm not editing that frequently. Probably just 10-20 videos this year). Need to rewatch this in a few month probably
and i'm back lol