Using Label Colors to Quickly Find Clips in Premiere Pro | PremiumBeat.com

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[@GoonsProductionUK]

Update: This feature can only be found on the timeline by pressing the wrench button under the name 'Show Source Clip Name and Label'.
I think Adobe changed it a couple of years ago.

[@avaoehrlein5945]

Thank you so much you are a godsend.

[@richardkaulfers9850]

Adobe Strikes Again.

[@James-nv1wf]

Awesome. Cheers!

[@OnYourDemand]

I watched this video 2 times. This tutorial saved a lot of time man. Thank you so much❤❤❤

[@djnaydee]

Perfect. By disabling "Display the project Item Name and label color for all instances" Im now able to color code small clips from a sequence within a sequence, and select different colors for each clip so I can tell whats what but still have them all coming from same easily editable sequence. Thanks bro

[@ValmisFilm]

I do not have that option there.... 2021 - how can I do the same thing?

[@tophermcgrillis]

Thank you sooooooo much. I have been looking for this everywhere!

[@JeremiahRose]

Well done. Fast, direct and good explanation.

[@spudulike118]

Absolute legend for this!

[@CatherineSteppes]

Short and clear! Thank you!

[@russellthom1169]

Thank you for explaining this feature!

[@far03005]

Thanks, that's exactly what I was looking for!

[@HarryMugfordTV]

exactly what I needed! thanks!!

[@louisdevita2866]

Feeling like I unlocked a super power after learning this!!

[@SterlingWood]

very cool! thanks dude!

[@Alro1]

Thanks, very helpful!

[@wildeyestudios5]

thanks, exactly what i was looking for

[@pconterulez]

this issue had been driving me crazy! thanks for posting

[@ChrisGeden]

Great tip!

[@mathiskinny8361]

Really helpful! thanks

[@HamzaBhatti]

I LOVE YOU MAN! LEGEND!

[@TechnoMediaStation]

LEGEND!!!!!

[@CRISSBLAZINY]

gold!

[@cdbefus]

Super helpful

[@flashframe1966]

excellent

[@Mashdee]

thanks mate

[@renozardo6568]

Do u have a solution? My voice bar does not still change, only the video..

[@fvl9316]

This mode seems to be missing in the 22.0.0 version

[@MF-dc8bi]

It's moved to the spanner icon menu in timeline window

[@MrThevenom2011]

is there a way to assign a color to a track so if i add more audio files to the track it automatically changes to the chosen color?

[@fvl9316]

In Avid there is a way, but in Premiere haven t found it so far

[@scottmason7346]

Not in Pref general and not in wrench timeline setting, where is it now PP 2023

[@donutboy9576]

Thank you! :)

[@PremiumBeat]

You're welcome!

[@JohnnyCooks20]

my box is not greyed out.

[@jeremyryan0503]

youre going to heaven

[@joserangelve]

I needed to do exactly the opposite, to label cuts from the same clip differently...he he he...so thanks

[@DaddyCreations]

yeah i also wanna do same did you find any way to do it ?

[@klimovskiyal]

OMG, I FOUND IT!!!

[@ValmisFilm]

I do not have that option there.... 2021 - how can I do the same thing?

[@codycooke6047]

I just ran into this issue myself. Click on the wrench in the timeline window and select the top option that says "Show Source Clip Name and Label" Adobe moved this option there.

[@keingnade_portfolio]

@@codycooke6047 YOU R LEGEND MAN!!!!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@martinseifried]

@@codycooke6047 Thanks!

[@johnn6699]

@@codycooke6047 thank you!

[@ValmisFilm]

@@codycooke6047 thank you very much! :)

[@scottmason7346]

found it

[@RealMartinz]

saved me from adding all the clips again

[@THEV-IDEA]

in 2024 it doesnt work