Years later, I keep finding myself circling back to your older videos. Really digging the new stuff, too (Formula 1, Maddie podcast, etc). Thank you for your ongoing contribution to this platform.
Hi Peter, I love your work. I'm some sort of Videomaker and Photographer and watching your videos helps more than you think. Thanks for the effort you put in every single video and I hope the best for you and your future. Thank you again.
You absolutely kill it with these two minute tutorials and you're one of my biggest inspirations in videography! I just made my own speed ramp tutorial for premiere and after effects and since I'm pretty new at it, it would mean the world to get some feedback from you!
dude! i dont even use premier pro (cant afford a computer to run it) but its so refreshing to see a video explain in JUST TWO MINUTES what others take up to 10/20 minutes of your time to demonstrate. top job man. thankfully I can do something similar in davinci resolve once i get my linux box sorted with drivers and stuff.
Your channel was suggested to me by RUclips and OMG I am glad I clicked. Have been watching your videos for the past 5 hours. Learning so much! Thank you so much for this channel! Love it!
Nothing but perfection as usual Pete! Can you do a tutorial on how you created your graphics for your intros??? I'm extremely curious how to do it. Thanks again as always for sharing your talent & knowledge!
I found a shot to actually use this in and came back to rewatch this video to figure out how to do it. I always just did an abrupt cut to slow motion. Thanks for helping to make my video a little cooler, Peter!
He assumes knowledge here. The base framerate of the project is 24fps. He interprets the footage before dropping it into the timeline so that the whole clip is rendered in slow motion. He then selects the point where he wants the slow motion to start, and speeds up the footage before that point back to normal speed. In the case of 120fps, that's 500%. Am I right in assuming that in the case of footage taken at 60fps, the speed up percentage would be 250% to achieve normal speed? (125% for 30fps) Conversely, some videos talk about *slowing clips down* 20%, 40% or 80% for 30, 60, and 120 fps respectively. But that would mean dropping the clip into the timeline without interpreting the footage first I am assuming.
I would never go to this channel for tutorials. Basically I wanted the brief overview which he does, nice and snappy. But there are 100s of RUclipsrs that give actual tutorials on these things.
Taking my first film class this semester. Asked the professor how to do this, he said it would be too hard to explain to me. Peter did it in 2 mins! Thank you man!
Pete I just used this FINALLY after three years of knowing you've shown us this and I couldn't be happier with the result! Thanks you thank you thank you!
speed ramping nearly hit my heart that effect is awesome for some speed motion things really love that and the way u connected us in only 2 minutes "two minute tuesdays are amazing " loveing it..
Dude ! Just love your Passion for RUclips! , RUclips needs more Passionate employees like you working for em , Keep the Fresh Content Coming ! and so glad to see you Hitting 1Mil subs Congrats !!!
I can't wait for this guy to hit a million. Been watching this old guy since he was 20-30K...Keep it up old man, you inspire a lot of young guys out there
I watched this one when it first came out. It seems like about once a year since then I forget how to do this and have to come back and watch this again. Thanks Pete.
Dude you are crushing it! almost to 1 Mil subs. I watch a bunch of different youtubers on a regular basis but I love watching your vids the most because I get some entertainment but also learn SO much. Thanks for being awesome and putting out great content!
Question: when using this technique is there a way to affect the speed of the audio as well or does this work specifically on video only? Thanks for any answers.
If you see the little darker grey areas above where you put the marker, you can drag them out to the left and right, then the handles should appear and you can use them to smooth out that curve.
Hey Peter, when I speed ramp, I am limited in editing the clip afterwards. For example, I cannot use position keyframes after I use speed ramping. Is it meant to be like this? Or is there a way around it?
There are some limitations, for example you can't apply warp stabilizer to a clip that's had the speed adjusted with key frames, but the work around is to nest the clip. Right click -> Nest. I'll usually apply warp stabilizer to the original clip (which is in the nested sequence), and then speed ramp the nested clip in my main sequence timeline. Same thing would apply with the position keyframes, though it might make more sense to flip the process depending on what your end goal is (apply speed ramp to clip in nested sequence, then use position keyframes on the nested clip).
This is actually pretty great - previously I've been cutting the clip and just manually adjusting the speed in the speed/duration menu, but that doesn't always look right. I'll definitely give this a go next time, thanks Pete!
I knew how to do this but still watched it and to my surprise it answered my biggest question I had with edits for a long time on how to change the smoothness of the transition. Thanks soooo much!
Love your Two Minute Tuesdays!! I'll drink coffee made with my Chemex and absorb some knowledge and caffeine at the same time, haha. Keep on rockin' Peter!
THANK YOU! I've currently been editing the funkalicious dance sequences of a wedding video and adding in speed ramps, but they've been a more choppy process version of speed ramping. Like, speed ramping for dummies. You, my caffeinated man, have given me the gift of speed ramp kicassery right when I needed it! McKinnon to the rescue!
From someone who'd only just discovered yourself Peter, just wanted to say: THANK YOU SO FREAKING MUCH!!!! Amazing, fun, informative, to the point tutorials, and this one in particular has saved me SOOO much freaking time compared to what I was improvising. #Legend
all just learned something new... learned about speed ramp expression yesterday now I am seeing it used.. OK... I'll try it. I hope I can find tutorial how to do it in Hit Film Express as that is what I use... thank you very much! Got to go find that video...
Nice. I've done this in this past but a very different process. Also I'm assuming 120 fps is necessary to get it that smooth? My camera only shoots up to 60 fps, Would that be enough?
Honestly, I've found that it doesn't really matter the exact percentage that you speed it up. It works just as well doing it manually and seeing what looks better to you. I tend to leave my clips a little bit slower or faster than normal depending on my music choice, and it can make the video feel more impactful.
If you are working on a 24 FPS timeline, you would just have to adjust the speed to 40% for the 60 FPS clip that you are using. 40% of 60 equals 24 which will enable smooth playback on your timeline. Anything slower than that (without twixtor), will result in a stuttered clip. Hope that helps.
Lindsey Nguyen If you are a student in college, it's only $20 a month for all CC, so that's the best option for college students. Otherwise, it really just depends on what programs you will be using. If you will do photography and video editing, then AE, Premiere Pro, Lightroom, and Photoshop are a must imo. Just video editing, then all you need are After Effects and Premiere Pro.
I've used the effect in my first video. I have however found that it works best if one has persons or objects in front of the camera and not open landscape. Thanks for the video! Love to watch your videos.
If you do the same thing in AfterEffects it'll also ramp the audio. I was happy to see that this was doable in Premiere, but a bit disappointing that it doesn't do audio as well.
just click and hold anywhere on the line, before the point you make with the pen tool(shortcut: p), then push/pull the mouse forward/backwards to speed it up or down. you should see a small box appear that shows you the current speed. hope that helps.
i swear i was looking for this for very long i always ask about it..thanks soo much peter for this..its what i was waiting for..really everytime something special i really do appreciate it
OMG 2 things.. 1... You nailed the two mins! Big high five! 2... We have been doing hard cuts to do speed ramping. THIS is something I wish I knew 24 hours ago. LOL BUT moving forward... We are going to rock this. Brian will do it on the video he is working on right now, and I will do it on my video tomorrow. This is SICK! Thanks Pete! - Erin + Brian too!
Hey Peter, I have made and seen countless skating videos. If you are going to use a speed ramp I would suggest not to slow it down in every clip. When making a video like this you need to spice it up a little bit. But by doing so throw it a slower clip every now and then and then also try different positions or film from a different spot. I love your videos and have used so many of your tips to make my photos and film a lot better than they were. Keep up the good work and have a nice day.
You are definitly one kind of a master of speed ramps and slomos. That's what made me your subscriber as I discovered your skills on a Mavic tutorial. Amazing! Btw: love your color gradings aswell! 👍🏽
Well, I did learn something I probably will use more than I should! You always give tricks and information that will really help on the real world. You rock bro! 👍
Peter! This was very helpful. After playing around with this in Premiere for a while, I gave my own tutorial a shot. Need some additional advice though... If you are including audio from the clip, how do you speed ramp or match the audio with the video? Hoping this comment doesn't get lost in the shuffle. Thanks.
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If you could only watch ONE more 'Two Minute Tuesday' - What would the topic be? :) P.s. Have a great day!
Peter McKinnon hdr images :)
color balancing in premiere a single clip that has multiple light levels
Night time footage color grading, your personal favs.
making your own luts
1M ...SOON CONGRATS
Years later, I keep finding myself circling back to your older videos. Really digging the new stuff, too (Formula 1, Maddie podcast, etc). Thank you for your ongoing contribution to this platform.
I'm back...again. Thanks again, Pete.
Hi Peter, I love your work. I'm some sort of Videomaker and Photographer and watching your videos helps more than you think. Thanks for the effort you put in every single video and I hope the best for you and your future. Thank you again.
Nearly 2 years later, and I still come back to this for a refresher every now and then :)
You absolutely kill it with these two minute tutorials and you're one of my biggest inspirations in videography! I just made my own speed ramp tutorial for premiere and after effects and since I'm pretty new at it, it would mean the world to get some feedback from you!
Literal bruh moment
Me too guys :)
Can you tell me what keyboard he hit in 2:54 ? Because i didn't clearly hear it
@@yaumilputra he hit "p"
@@Hasan-fj6gr thank you so much brother
Honestly, your Two Minute Tuesdays are the best! Every other "effects channel" drags on for way too long! 2 minutes is perfect. Short and sweet!
Perfect, thank you, just what I needed. I have been doing hard cuts and adjusting each one manually which meant no smooth flow between.
dude! i dont even use premier pro (cant afford a computer to run it) but its so refreshing to see a video explain in JUST TWO MINUTES what others take up to 10/20 minutes of your time to demonstrate. top job man. thankfully I can do something similar in davinci resolve once i get my linux box sorted with drivers and stuff.
Woah I had no idea you could do it this way! Thanks Pete!
Your channel was suggested to me by RUclips and OMG I am glad I clicked. Have been watching your videos for the past 5 hours. Learning so much! Thank you so much for this channel! Love it!
*Sending love from Houston throughout all the craziness still love watching your videos they help us a lot✨💛❤️💛❤️*
John and Tiana hope you doing well out there, watching on the news... stay safe.
Thanks! By far the easiest tutorial to follow on speed ramping!
Nothing but perfection as usual Pete! Can you do a tutorial on how you created your graphics for your intros??? I'm extremely curious how to do it. Thanks again as always for sharing your talent & knowledge!
Andrew Vitti yeh those greaphic are dope
I am definitely not the first to ask, but they are awesome. I want to create my own haha
I second this ^ :D
Adobe After Effects can do such intros
Of course but thats only half of the picture :P
I found a shot to actually use this in and came back to rewatch this video to figure out how to do it. I always just did an abrupt cut to slow motion. Thanks for helping to make my video a little cooler, Peter!
He assumes knowledge here. The base framerate of the project is 24fps. He interprets the footage before dropping it into the timeline so that the whole clip is rendered in slow motion. He then selects the point where he wants the slow motion to start, and speeds up the footage before that point back to normal speed. In the case of 120fps, that's 500%.
Am I right in assuming that in the case of footage taken at 60fps, the speed up percentage would be 250% to achieve normal speed? (125% for 30fps)
Conversely, some videos talk about *slowing clips down* 20%, 40% or 80% for 30, 60, and 120 fps respectively. But that would mean dropping the clip into the timeline without interpreting the footage first I am assuming.
Thank you
Thanks for your comment, I really appreciate it.
I would never go to this channel for tutorials. Basically I wanted the brief overview which he does, nice and snappy. But there are 100s of RUclipsrs that give actual tutorials on these things.
Thanks for clarifying! I thought so but wasn't 100% sure...
Thank you, never understood all of this till now, it all makes sense now
You know you've made it when your subscribers get rounded off to the nearest 100,000 !! 1.2 MILLION subs, you deserve it Pete.
I'm genuinely excited to try this is my next video!
Can you tell me what keyboard he hit in 2:54 ? Because i didn't clearly hear it
@@yaumilputra P for the pen tool, to mark keyframes.
Taking my first film class this semester. Asked the professor how to do this, he said it would be too hard to explain to me. Peter did it in 2 mins! Thank you man!
Speed Re-mapping is the jam!
Peter you're the best !
I have learned so much from you ...
Keep making this type of videos
Also congrats in advance for 1M subs !!!
Agreed!
Pete I just used this FINALLY after three years of knowing you've shown us this and I couldn't be happier with the result! Thanks you thank you thank you!
I wish you explained how to slowdown/speed up the audio in a gradual fashion as well
speed ramping nearly hit my heart that effect is awesome for some speed motion things really love that and the way u connected us in only 2 minutes "two minute tuesdays are amazing " loveing it..
Quick and on point, like it!
that's the whole point of 2-minute tuesdays
Dude ! Just love your Passion for RUclips! , RUclips needs more Passionate employees like you working for em , Keep the Fresh Content Coming ! and so glad to see you Hitting 1Mil subs Congrats !!!
For all those scrolling down the comments section, have a nice day
Thanks, for you the same :)
thanks man
I can't wait for this guy to hit a million. Been watching this old guy since he was 20-30K...Keep it up old man, you inspire a lot of young guys out there
early early early. Pete you're my boy, a huge inspiration, keep killing it.
Andrew James yes
I watched this one when it first came out. It seems like about once a year since then I forget how to do this and have to come back and watch this again. Thanks Pete.
Is it worth it to upgrade from final cut to premier??
Final Cut Pro died after FC 7. Rest in peace. Premiere used to be the worst, and then they switched places.
Uhh YEAH!!!
I love that I can always come back and re-watch your videos over and over and still getting new ideas and inspiration from it
I needed this tutorial today! Thanks!
Dude you are crushing it! almost to 1 Mil subs. I watch a bunch of different youtubers on a regular basis but I love watching your vids the most because I get some entertainment but also learn SO much. Thanks for being awesome and putting out great content!
Annndd aaaannndd we are back ....👌👌
Love your work bro. I work with a local community TV station in Australia. Please let me know when you visit Perth
Question: when using this technique is there a way to affect the speed of the audio as well or does this work specifically on video only? Thanks for any answers.
curious about this too!
Me too!
If you do the same technique (more or less) in AfterEffects it'll also ramp the audio. Premiere ignores the audio completely.
hahaha looking through the comments to find the answer to this rn too!!
Now THIS is a tutorial. Quick, to the point, high quality, no useless padding. Loved it, great work.
So for 120fps the normal speed would be 500%, what percentage would be to a 60fps footage? And take it back to its normal speed?
if its 60 fps footage showing at 60 fps its normal speed
hey peter i like the lighting in this video..... can you show us how you managed to get some nice shadows and highlights on this video please??
I'm on Premiere 2019 and I don't see the handlebars. Where can I find them?
If you see the little darker grey areas above where you put the marker, you can drag them out to the left and right, then the handles should appear and you can use them to smooth out that curve.
A little late but if you right click on the dot and click bezier it should appear!
I loved the shot in the basement stock room of that camera store where you used this effect, makes everything 37% more interesting!
Hey Peter, when I speed ramp, I am limited in editing the clip afterwards. For example, I cannot use position keyframes after I use speed ramping. Is it meant to be like this? Or is there a way around it?
There are some limitations, for example you can't apply warp stabilizer to a clip that's had the speed adjusted with key frames, but the work around is to nest the clip. Right click -> Nest. I'll usually apply warp stabilizer to the original clip (which is in the nested sequence), and then speed ramp the nested clip in my main sequence timeline. Same thing would apply with the position keyframes, though it might make more sense to flip the process depending on what your end goal is (apply speed ramp to clip in nested sequence, then use position keyframes on the nested clip).
This is actually pretty great - previously I've been cutting the clip and just manually adjusting the speed in the speed/duration menu, but that doesn't always look right. I'll definitely give this a go next time, thanks Pete!
You have so much energy in your tutorials.
Im jealous. Maybe I should start drinking coffee before I shoot a video 😝
:D :D you totally should do that
BausHouseTV how did u get verified with 1000 subs???!
lol
I knew how to do this but still watched it and to my surprise it answered my biggest question I had with edits for a long time on how to change the smoothness of the transition. Thanks soooo much!
Love your Two Minute Tuesdays!! I'll drink coffee made with my Chemex and absorb some knowledge and caffeine at the same time, haha. Keep on rockin' Peter!
THANK YOU! I've currently been editing the funkalicious dance sequences of a wedding video and adding in speed ramps, but they've been a more choppy process version of speed ramping. Like, speed ramping for dummies. You, my caffeinated man, have given me the gift of speed ramp kicassery right when I needed it! McKinnon to the rescue!
In the next 24 hours or so Peter will hit the 1 million subscriber mark.
Woohoooo:)
AMITESH GAUTAM hope so, but he still need 15k more subs, might take him more than a day
He already gained 1k subs since posted :)
Maybe today!?
One year later he got 3,6M :) omg...
Now he got 4.45M XD
From someone who'd only just discovered yourself Peter, just wanted to say:
THANK YOU SO FREAKING MUCH!!!!
Amazing, fun, informative, to the point tutorials, and this one in particular has saved me SOOO much freaking time compared to what I was improvising.
#Legend
Please do a Video on how you process 4k footage in premire - Great Video as always Peter !
Fantasy Fitness same as anything else
all just learned something new... learned about speed ramp expression yesterday now I am seeing it used.. OK... I'll try it. I hope I can find tutorial how to do it in Hit Film Express as that is what I use... thank you very much! Got to go find that video...
I'd use this if I actually had the ability to shoot 120fps lol
Can you shoot in 120fps 4 years later?
@@useyourimaginasean I was wondering the same honestly ^
@@useyourimaginasean If you have a good quality camera that's necessary
@@JaredProd30 been using 120fps for generations 'round these parts
Frig, every tutorial on youtube should only be 2 minutes!! Thanks dude!
Nice. I've done this in this past but a very different process. Also I'm assuming 120 fps is necessary to get it that smooth? My camera only shoots up to 60 fps, Would that be enough?
i am not sure if i am right on this bu the logic says that if 120fps is 500, then 60fps is half of that or 250. try and let me know if it work.
Daniel Lungu cool! Preciate the tip man! Imma try it out in my vlog tonight and I will let you know tomorrow how it turns out!
Honestly, I've found that it doesn't really matter the exact percentage that you speed it up. It works just as well doing it manually and seeing what looks better to you. I tend to leave my clips a little bit slower or faster than normal depending on my music choice, and it can make the video feel more impactful.
If you are working on a 24 FPS timeline, you would just have to adjust the speed to 40% for the 60 FPS clip that you are using. 40% of 60 equals 24 which will enable smooth playback on your timeline. Anything slower than that (without twixtor), will result in a stuttered clip. Hope that helps.
Lindsey Nguyen If you are a student in college, it's only $20 a month for all CC, so that's the best option for college students. Otherwise, it really just depends on what programs you will be using. If you will do photography and video editing, then AE, Premiere Pro, Lightroom, and Photoshop are a must imo. Just video editing, then all you need are After Effects and Premiere Pro.
In the midst of all the destruction and devastation here in Houston, you my brother have brighten my day with your upload!!! Thank you Sir!!!!
"Where did you learn all these cool stuff Mikail, did you take classes?" ... "Nope I followed Peter McKinnon" 😂
You've convinced me to speed ramp. I've been putting it off but you've effectively described how to do it. Quick and easy. Thanks!!
I swear if i didn't have some of your videos to watch my own video would be pretty rubbish
I find your channel invaluable to my learning curve that is Premier Pro. Thank you for bringing in the entertainment factor to these videos as well.
Who else cringed when he made the speed 501% ?
yea that's like FIVE HUNDRED AND ONE TIMES that speed. one speed to much
Me.
DasHackii I'll take 3 speed please
Peter McKinnon What's up man!?😆👊🏻🤙🏻
He didn't... At the last, like, two frames you can see that he made it 500 :p
New to RUclips and editing, but oh man you are making my life a whole lot easier with these videos! Love them keep it up man!
well , i haven't a 100fps camera haha xD
I've used the effect in my first video. I have however found that it works best if one has persons or objects in front of the camera and not open landscape. Thanks for the video! Love to watch your videos.
Does it work for 2018 for me it doesnt
?
Is not working for me either.
Yeah mine doesn’t show up with the fx bit or anything can anyone help?
Thanks Peter! I searched for this technic way to long. Really nice that you did that.
Great tip, but does anyone know how I speed ramp the audio in addition to the video?
If you do the same thing in AfterEffects it'll also ramp the audio. I was happy to see that this was doable in Premiere, but a bit disappointing that it doesn't do audio as well.
It is actually pretty stupid that even if the audio and video clips are linked the audio is not effected. Come on Adobe!!!
Little late but you can use the ripple effect and drag out the audio just hit R on the keyboard
Love this! Just discovered you recently and dig your how-to style. Thanks!
: how to be productive?
me: cofee
So CLOSE to the million subs mark! You have totally earned it with your awesome vids!!!
I’m so lost on the drag part
just click and hold anywhere on the line, before the point you make with the pen tool(shortcut: p), then push/pull the mouse forward/backwards to speed it up or down. you should see a small box appear that shows you the current speed. hope that helps.
@@juancilliers8710 I'm lost too and thank you Juan Cilliers!
when i drag mine in any direction it just makes the line staight as can be. i get no markers any more and there is no ramp just a straight line
@@juancilliers8710 thanks
@@GamesJames Same here. Have you resolved it?
This was extremely helpful. I used it just by playing with it in Premiere but didn't really understand how use it. Now I can! Thanks Peter!
Peter, you should make a tutorial on how to use After Effects for intros and stuff. Make it longer than a two minute tuesday. Please :)
i swear i was looking for this for very long i always ask about it..thanks soo much peter for this..its what i was waiting for..really everytime something special i really do appreciate it
Almost 1 mil, Pete....
Today maybe!? Whoop Whoop!
Flat Out - your a damn legend, can't get enough of these videos
Loved it man but where is the GNARBOX give away!?
You said 1 week about a month ago 😂
A'int no Hurricane gonna prevent me from watching a new video from Peter McKinnon! Thanks again from Houston, TX!
Completely skipped over how to get to the point where you can smooth out the ramp. Lost me there. Great video though !
If you make your clip big enough (tall and wide), when you click on the point that you made, you see those two handles he's showing you
OMG 2 things.. 1... You nailed the two mins! Big high five! 2... We have been doing hard cuts to do speed ramping. THIS is something I wish I knew 24 hours ago. LOL BUT moving forward... We are going to rock this. Brian will do it on the video he is working on right now, and I will do it on my video tomorrow. This is SICK! Thanks Pete! - Erin + Brian too!
"That hurt my fist..." LOL
Hey Peter, I have made and seen countless skating videos. If you are going to use a speed ramp I would suggest not to slow it down in every clip. When making a video like this you need to spice it up a little bit. But by doing so throw it a slower clip every now and then and then also try different positions or film from a different spot. I love your videos and have used so many of your tips to make my photos and film a lot better than they were. Keep up the good work and have a nice day.
Best tutorial I've ever seen on speed ramping. No bullshit... right to the point. Two thumbs up!
Love you dude, really appreciate your content. Keep doing what you do, you're living the dream!
Excellent, 2 minutes is just long enough to learn something
new and remain interesting. More please!
So good to know! I just always used hard cuts, going to try this next time thanks.
Loving these two minute Tuesdays I look forward to a Tuesday just so I can learn something. Thanks for sharing your knowledge Peter 📷
You are definitly one kind of a master of speed ramps and slomos. That's what made me your subscriber as I discovered your skills on a Mavic tutorial. Amazing! Btw: love your color gradings aswell! 👍🏽
Best day of the week, thanks man for all the tips & tricks!
I just KNEW your tutorial would be more detailed than all the others I'd seen. God bless you 🙌🏾😭
Almost 1M !! Good job pete, keep up the good (*amazing) work!!!
still my fav youtube of all time for filming/editing
At 3:25 I literally thought that was a sound effect at first, that would have hurt so bad, it did sound something metal.
I love this kind of videos. Short, information dense and a joy to watch :)! Keep up the good work.
Peter, you are a SPEED RAMP for small youtubers. KEEPEM COMING!
Ohhh these two minute Tuesdays are perfect for when I'm pretending to be working at work :) Thanks Peter, gonna try this out.
Pete is always killing it!
Well, I did learn something I probably will use more than I should! You always give tricks and information that will really help on the real world. You rock bro! 👍
Peter! This was very helpful. After playing around with this in Premiere for a while, I gave my own tutorial a shot. Need some additional advice though... If you are including audio from the clip, how do you speed ramp or match the audio with the video? Hoping this comment doesn't get lost in the shuffle. Thanks.
I really appreciate your short videos tips! Sharp and informative. No waste time doing the bla bla bla. Thx bro
I do not need to scroll it forward to cut the blablabla part! You go direct to the point. Very good!
Great tip but I'm using Magix Pro X. Got to see if it got that speed ramp function too. It looks awsome.