@17:47 That 2 second clip of the guitar is a great way to pace the cuts for 'tension' in the music, right before the next phrase comes in. I feel like musicians make the best music video editors. Good job!
Recently I cut our first music video which would not be possible without the massive knowledge from your team :) The intro i built up in a reverse way, closeups with the dominant instruments as you advised, then the wide shot about the whole band, it just turned around great. Thanks for all the effort you put to this channel!
Great video! Another tip that I find works best for editing multiple takes: color coding. Choose a color for the different types of camera angles, the instruments, pretty much anything that could help you differentiate each set of clips. This is super helpful especially for the "show what you hear" tip, as soon as you know that you need electric guitar, you can pinpoint exactly where all the electric guitar clips are.
Great tips, and as long as that timeline is organised for you, that's all that matters.. I kind of died looking at it with my OCD 😂 looking forward to the next one!
This might be weird, but I enjoy watching you videos even when it's not about something I'm interested in. Always a good time watching your stuff, Parker!
i cant thank you enought that how much this video is help full for me.. the way you expain everything is so on point.. love tihs and want to see more this kind of videos
I have been editing since the beta version of Avid came out and I'm always down to learn more tips and tricks [like you, I stick with Premiere Pro these days]. You are spot on about noticing bad edits in big budget movies. The over the shoulder shot where you can absolutely tell the voice audio doesn't match the head movements of the person whose face you can't see is probably the worst offender for me.
Very useful tips. Most of the idea I have self aware in my video editor life. But I can never promise that I can fully following this 'rules' in my video. There are many reason, sometimes I just forgot, sometimes my energy down when my boss/clients is too suck, and sometimes it doesn't have that many option in the first place. But still feel very good to review these knowledge which I afraid I will forget in one day...
It's because all new creators go to davinci resolve...also me after 15 years in adobe...the thing that really makes me feel sad is all these creators I was following I have to leave them back because no more premiere or after... still this video as a way to learn for a music clip was awesome 👍
@@chrisperrywv yeap you did the right thing and if adobe don't change the way of their policy with the prices in the next five years nobody will buy their products
@@subbassline1247 I also make like 1 video a year 🤣 (not this channel. I have a different one that can’t decide what it wants to be. This one just settled on personal videos)
@@chrisperrywv I'm sure you will find your way my friend what you want to do...for me giving 60 dollars every month for adobe when you get with 295 dollars the whole davinci studio forever with All the updates (also the free version is really good)it's really amazing
cool trips thanks for sharing bro., to add one more tip for better takes, use multicam it's better for clip arrangement and also easy way to chose which clip suits best and you can always come and change in one click.
Great tips. I really enjoy and appreciate how your tips are not just on the technical side of things, but also on the artistic/creative side of things. Good way to combine and develop skills and talent. Thanks Parker.
These tutorials were really REALLY HELPFUL, I've been watching your tutorials since I started to learn how to edit videos (since pandemic), from the basic usage of the software (Adobe Premiere Pro) to these tutorials. It really helped me A LOT especially when I was given an opportunity by our director to edit the music video that I shot. 😄 Thank you so much for these, hope I'll learn more from you guys, stay safe always and god bless 😊
Appreciate your approach and attention to details. Your teaching style is very clear and easy to understand. Lots of great advice within these tips that were on point and well explained. Even when you diverted from what was usual (eg showed bassist instead of guitarist at 4:41) your reasoning was well justified. You really capture the overall flow and feel of the music video with your choice of footage. Great work!!
I’d probably go with multicam and proxies because otherwise I’d get confused with the timelime. I am too indecisive to do it this way. :) my 2021 Mac with M1 chip has handled everything fine so far without proxies but I haven’t yet thrown 8K at it. I have the R5C so I will be testing that out.
Excellent tips! I can only add clip colour coding. Interestingly, I also prefer the enable/disable workflow instead of multicam, probably because sometimes it can be 40 takes...
Multicam is way easier for me. I set up multicams for every performace of every scene of the video and then I can see all the takes at once and I can change shots quicker and then I add B-Roll on top of the performances. Of course you need proxies for this kind of workflow but it's quicker imo.
Omg I was litreally about to work on a music video project. This is SO helpful! Thank you so much! Edit :- I noticed the audio was hitting 0db on the right, is it okay to leave it like that or should I reduce it to around 12db~14db?
You asked us to tell you what we think. I play the guitar and I am a graphic designer. I didn’t care for your decision to focus on the bass when it was a guitar that was being played the loudest regardless if you thought the bass was visually more vigorous in his playing or not. Bottom line, it didn’t match the sound with the instrument. I’ve seen that before. It might have been a live performance, but I never liked it when the sound didn’t match the visual. That part of the song would probably be played again. I feel it would be better if you showed the bass later in the song. Even if the bass player wasn’t so animated you could use that clip from the beginning… who would know?
Hey just curious. I want to know why you chose to go this route and didn't go for the multi-camera editing workflow? Just want to know your thoughts about this
@@fulltimefilmmaker Wow thanks for the reply! Yes, that's right playing back is a big issue for multi cam. And I guess layering them and your flow is more efficient cause you're watching each footage and choosing the best parts before the final edit. Looking forward to more awesome videos! A big fan right here!
The same way you broke down the edit! Do a bts of you shooting the video but brake it down the Same way would like to see that to! But keep up the great vids !!👍🏾
The uniqueness matters of what common to cut to vs the suspense/ surprise. Anyway I had a challenge where at times I would edit on raw audio and letter be given a processed music file where the entire mixing has been levelled. How do you deal with that?
Did you cover one instrument per take? Like did you have them sing/perform the whole song and in each take you filmed one piece of the band from a certain angle or did you move from musician to musician with the rig during each take?
Nice edit tips well done sir. I am one of your fan so I need to know how long it took you to make the music video shoot? You said you had 15 different shots.
I'm doing a lot of disabling / enabling of clips in a project right now, using the context menu is very slow. How are you toggling the enabled property without using the menu? Is it a custom keybinding or is there a default?
Holy moly that's some workflow, and you've made it work for you. But this timeline seems ridiculously messy- I can find myself losing track of where things are without early documentation of my track layers. Curious about why a multicam workflow was not considered? Especially when there seems to be mixed-framerate clips on the same track where other clips are playing back in realtime. But man, I'm super impressed that you've made this work, because the edit is solid and in the end that's what matters! Also how would you approach client feedback with such a sequence, is it hard making any changes?
You need the flexibility to move stuff around and experiment, since it's a music video, not a live event. Also 15 takes in a multicam window would be impossible to manage.
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@17:47 That 2 second clip of the guitar is a great way to pace the cuts for 'tension' in the music, right before the next phrase comes in. I feel like musicians make the best music video editors. Good job!
Recently I cut our first music video which would not be possible without the massive knowledge from your team :)
The intro i built up in a reverse way, closeups with the dominant instruments as you advised, then the wide shot about the whole band, it just turned around great.
Thanks for all the effort you put to this channel!
One of your best ever videos. Zero downtime!
Without even looking at the video it is unanimous that Parker is Amazing!
Yes
Great video! Another tip that I find works best for editing multiple takes: color coding. Choose a color for the different types of camera angles, the instruments, pretty much anything that could help you differentiate each set of clips. This is super helpful especially for the "show what you hear" tip, as soon as you know that you need electric guitar, you can pinpoint exactly where all the electric guitar clips are.
This one is really lovely. Thanks for reminding!
Exactly Tip #2. Follow the energy with the dominate instruments. Great work as usual Parker.
Great tips, and as long as that timeline is organised for you, that's all that matters.. I kind of died looking at it with my OCD 😂 looking forward to the next one!
@@fulltimefilmmaker Haha that's fair enough I don't blame you for sticking to your guns!
I really love these kinds of contents when you have to trim down the important tips for better understanding. Looking forward for more! 🔥🔥
ive already edited 450+ Music clipes and you said everything dude well done.
This might be weird, but I enjoy watching you videos even when it's not about something I'm interested in. Always a good time watching your stuff, Parker!
Solid pointers on how to edit a M.V. Love how Parker gets right to the point. 80/20 rule is GREAT. Keep’em coming!
i cant thank you enought that how much this video is help full for me.. the way you expain everything is so on point.. love tihs and want to see more this kind of videos
I have been editing since the beta version of Avid came out and I'm always down to learn more tips and tricks [like you, I stick with Premiere Pro these days]. You are spot on about noticing bad edits in big budget movies. The over the shoulder shot where you can absolutely tell the voice audio doesn't match the head movements of the person whose face you can't see is probably the worst offender for me.
These are some invaluable tips so thank you for sharing Parker!
Very useful tips. Most of the idea I have self aware in my video editor life.
But I can never promise that I can fully following this 'rules' in my video.
There are many reason, sometimes I just forgot, sometimes my energy down when my boss/clients is too suck, and sometimes it doesn't have that many option in the first place.
But still feel very good to review these knowledge which I afraid I will forget in one day...
Good timing shooting my first music vid soon. Glad I landed on a Parker vid for the edit..
This was incredibly helpful, even for a non-music video I'm working on right now.
Dang man- I don’t know if I ever saw adobe as a sponsor before. Nice work dude.
It's because all new creators go to davinci resolve...also me after 15 years in adobe...the thing that really makes me feel sad is all these creators I was following I have to leave them back because no more premiere or after... still this video as a way to learn for a music clip was awesome 👍
@@subbassline1247 I also switched to resolve. Haha.
@@chrisperrywv yeap you did the right thing and if adobe don't change the way of their policy with the prices in the next five years nobody will buy their products
@@subbassline1247 I also make like 1 video a year 🤣 (not this channel. I have a different one that can’t decide what it wants to be. This one just settled on personal videos)
@@chrisperrywv I'm sure you will find your way my friend what you want to do...for me giving 60 dollars every month for adobe when you get with 295 dollars the whole davinci studio forever with All the updates (also the free version is really good)it's really amazing
cool trips thanks for sharing bro., to add one more tip for better takes, use multicam it's better for clip arrangement and also easy way to chose which clip suits best and you can always come and change in one click.
Great tips. I really enjoy and appreciate how your tips are not just on the technical side of things, but also on the artistic/creative side of things. Good way to combine and develop skills and talent. Thanks Parker.
Thanks for showing the work and especially how it was edited.
These tutorials were really REALLY HELPFUL, I've been watching your tutorials since I started to learn how to edit videos (since pandemic), from the basic usage of the software (Adobe Premiere Pro) to these tutorials. It really helped me A LOT especially when I was given an opportunity by our director to edit the music video that I shot. 😄 Thank you so much for these, hope I'll learn more from you guys, stay safe always and god bless 😊
Thank You about all video, especially the rule of sending to client adn not to overthinks his expectations!!!
Appreciate your approach and attention to details. Your teaching style is very clear and easy to understand. Lots of great advice within these tips that were on point and well explained. Even when you diverted from what was usual (eg showed bassist instead of guitarist at 4:41) your reasoning was well justified. You really capture the overall flow and feel of the music video with your choice of footage. Great work!!
Thanks for the great tips. I love your videos and all your camera movements.
I would love to see a video on how you would direct your talent while shooting a music video like this!
This is so amazing! Thanks Parker!
thank you for sharing your BTS with us!!!
Curious… why don’t you use multicam to make your selects of the takes?
I’d probably go with multicam and proxies because otherwise I’d get confused with the timelime. I am too indecisive to do it this way. :) my 2021 Mac with M1 chip has handled everything fine so far without proxies but I haven’t yet thrown 8K at it. I have the R5C so I will be testing that out.
Great Tips, this will help me a lot for the Music video I am working on! Thanks!
Excellent tips! I can only add clip colour coding. Interestingly, I also prefer the enable/disable workflow instead of multicam, probably because sometimes it can be 40 takes...
you deserve all your success
Wow look at the...entire video it is amaze me.
Please Next about workout bodybuilding or CrossFit tips record or editing.
God bless you Parker!
Really helpful tips! Thanks! This will be a big help to me in the future.
Amazing as a beginner learning alot
It's definitely helpful that you were a musician before.
the lens flare on the drummers bald head had me rolling 😂
Thank you for this video music videos can be challenging
This was great, thank you.
You are the best teacher
Thank you for this!
Follow your courses and learned alot, in this case I want to ask why not multicam edit the video?
Thank you Parker
Great video. I always appreciate you
I want another video with Jake so badly!
Excellent. Thank you for sharing your invaluable know-how.
Awesome video, thank you for all the tips :)
great advice thank you
I imagined when I am shooting my music video then I'm the one doing editing. Haha! This is nice, thanks for this! 🥰😅
Multicam is way easier for me. I set up multicams for every performace of every scene of the video and then I can see all the takes at once and I can change shots quicker and then I add B-Roll on top of the performances. Of course you need proxies for this kind of workflow but it's quicker imo.
Agree!
agreeee
Omg I was litreally about to work on a music video project.
This is SO helpful!
Thank you so much!
Edit :- I noticed the audio was hitting 0db on the right, is it okay to leave it like that or should I reduce it to around 12db~14db?
Thank you❤
Genial información, no solo para usuarios de Premier. Gracias!!!
great tips parker, where is the link of the music video?
WOW that is beautiful I love your work I wish I work with you
Love the tutorial.... Hate the music... I thought it was gonna be a heavy song... dang!!!
Best Tips Man😇
Liking before watching as always
Hi Stockton Walbeck!
this is so helpful as always Parker, kindly assist, what the key to disable the clip
You can bind whatever key you want.
I love this video so much
You asked us to tell you what we think. I play the guitar and I am a graphic designer. I didn’t care for your decision to focus on the bass when it was a guitar that was being played the loudest regardless if you thought the bass was visually more vigorous in his playing or not. Bottom line, it didn’t match the sound with the instrument. I’ve seen that before. It might have been a live performance, but I never liked it when the sound didn’t match the visual. That part of the song would probably be played again. I feel it would be better if you showed the bass later in the song. Even if the bass player wasn’t so animated you could use that clip from the beginning… who would know?
Thank you for this.
This is great! Thanks so much 🙏🏾 How are you disabling the view of the video takes?
@@fulltimefilmmaker awesome thanks so much!! 😊🙏🏾
Please next time explain some shortcuts. i wanted to know how to enable and disable
God Tier Filmmaker
Good Tutorial..
make playlist of video editing
great tips .
Hey just curious. I want to know why you chose to go this route and didn't go for the multi-camera editing workflow? Just want to know your thoughts about this
@@fulltimefilmmaker Wow thanks for the reply! Yes, that's right playing back is a big issue for multi cam. And I guess layering them and your flow is more efficient cause you're watching each footage and choosing the best parts before the final edit. Looking forward to more awesome videos! A big fan right here!
Hi Parker, thnx for sharing this. I'm a member of your full course 🙂. My question: how many camera's did you use simultaneously for this music video?
great content
The same way you broke down the edit! Do a bts of you shooting the video but brake it down the Same way would like to see that to! But keep up the great vids !!👍🏾
The uniqueness matters of what common to cut to vs the suspense/ surprise. Anyway I had a challenge where at times I would edit on raw audio and letter be given a processed music file where the entire mixing has been levelled. How do you deal with that?
How do you sync the video & audio at the end if needed?🎉
How does Davinci suit you? The free vs paid?
This video is worth over $100
Would multicam editing make this stacking sequencing a bit easier and more concise
Gr8 tips 📸
Did you cover one instrument per take? Like did you have them sing/perform the whole song and in each take you filmed one piece of the band from a certain angle or did you move from musician to musician with the rig during each take?
What's you PC specifications?)
Did you use any drone shot or how did you creat firs seconds of the video?
Nice edit tips well done sir. I am one of your fan so I need to know how long it took you to make the music video shoot? You said you had 15 different shots.
Very good
Where may I see the video? I don't see the link!
What about audio for music videos? Do you use a separate file that was pre recorded?
Where can we see the full music video please ??
I'm doing a lot of disabling / enabling of clips in a project right now, using the context menu is very slow. How are you toggling the enabled property without using the menu? Is it a custom keybinding or is there a default?
@@fulltimefilmmaker This will speed things up no end, cheers.
Holy moly that's some workflow, and you've made it work for you. But this timeline seems ridiculously messy- I can find myself losing track of where things are without early documentation of my track layers. Curious about why a multicam workflow was not considered? Especially when there seems to be mixed-framerate clips on the same track where other clips are playing back in realtime. But man, I'm super impressed that you've made this work, because the edit is solid and in the end that's what matters! Also how would you approach client feedback with such a sequence, is it hard making any changes?
You need the flexibility to move stuff around and experiment, since it's a music video, not a live event. Also 15 takes in a multicam window would be impossible to manage.
why not add dolly zoom effect during the pull ins and outs?
How do you turn off or on a section in Timeline?
#goals to be sponsored by Adobe, haha.
Let's go!!
what about the audio level?looks peaking or it just not finalize footage yet?
I dont' agree with your cross fade comments. It's personal taste. Can you make a video on shooting a live band performance . Thanks
oh I am not saying to cross fade every cut.
What are the cons to Davinci Resolve? I'll wait hahaha
Great!
Do you have the behind the scenes on this video?
How are you disabling the clips..