All language subtitles for 3. Using Ripple Edit and Rolling Edit Tool

However welcome back it is Brad here again with another Adobe Premiere processor tutorial.

This time I'm going to show you two really cool tools that I use in Premier pro on a very regular basis

that will make your editing life so much easier and so I'll get straight into it.

So I've got a vlog up on your screen now.

I've been working on this one last night and it's another more Taiwan.

And over here we've got the tool box over here and the first tool that I'm going to show is the ripple

edit tool right.

So you'll see there on your screen now ripple edit tool or you can be on the keyboard.

The second one that I'll show you after that is the rolling edit tool.

So if you press and on the keyboard.

Right.

So we can go between the two B and and just shortcut keys B ripple edit and back to end.

Right.

And then we know a selection tool which is V K just a couple of shortcut keys that you'll get used to

over a period of time.

When you do this every day.

So the first one is we're going to be using the ripple edit tool.

So I'll show you this I've got a vlog on your screen right now.

And as you can see I've got a number of clips all stuck together on my timeline.

And so just say for example I'm actually moved down a little further and I'll use or show something

a little bit more simple to look at.

So got two clips here one two.

Now just say for example I want to shorten this clip here and I want to fill in the gap that that leaves

behind.

So for example if I go back to my selection tool or demonstrate this this is how I used to edit I used

to get my selection tool if I decided that I didn't want this part of my clip I would have done this

right.

I would have chopped it off just like that which would have let this space here.

Those two approaches that I had to fixing this space I would have right clicked and clicked on Ripple

delete.

And by doing that of course it drags everything ahead of my play head down my timeline.

If I undo that and I'll show you on a bigger screen what that looks like as you can see look at the

rest of my clip if I right click report delete it drags everything down toward the left.

Alternatively I used to do this I used to zoom all the way out I to select everything here and I did

this and then I had to drag it in right.

And then we used to snap into place.

Now actually just as a mention if you want this snapping to occur when you drag clips really close together

and then it just snaps into place.

Make sure that this is enabled.

It's called the snap function.

So you press s on the keyboard that little magnet there.

If I turn that off this is just the bit of a side note to the lecture.

Watch what happens.

It doesn't snap so it makes it very hard to try and get that video clip to really look nice and flush

against that video clip there.

Right.

So that's just I'm just trying to like eyeball those but you can see this is really challenging right.

Yet if I just ensure that this is selected or press s on the keyboard then watch this.

It just snaps like that makes it much easier.

Anyway just a side note just for extra learning so rather than doing that rather than just doing this

and creating this black space or this empty hole in your timeline what you can do is use this tool here

called the ripple edit tool which is amazing or be on your keyboard right and your cursor will change

to what you see on your screen right now.

Watch what happens if I want to remove this part of my clip.

All I've got to do is run my mouse over you'll see where my cursor changes right.

Now watch this.

I click and drag to the left as I normally would if I release it bang all of a sudden the software automatically

drags the rest of my timeline to snap to make a change to that shortening of the clip.

Right.

If I undo that watch what happens if I do it again.

Look.

So Adobe Premiere Pro automatically fills in that hole.

That's pretty cool.

So I like that's really really efficient.

So that's called the ripple edit tool.

The next one I'll show you is the rolling edit tool.

So if you run your mouse over here you can press and on the keyboard right you'll see rolling it at

all.

Now this is even more amazing right.

We'll go back over here and I'll use this really practically.

So for example actually I'll go back over here back back to this section of my timeline and what I'll

do if I if I take my cursor and I put it between these two video clips here Watch What Happens When

I click and drag what I'm doing is on simultaneously short one clip and lengthening the other.

Just like that.

So by doing that I'll take it back to where it was.

Undo undo.

So if I drag click and drag to the left the clip on the right hand side has been lengthened and the

clip on the left hand side has been shortened and vice versa if I drag it to the right the clip on the

left hand side has been lengthened and the clip on the right hand side has been shortened.

See that.

So I'm changing the in and out points of my two clips just by dragging them like this Ok now where does

this have practical significance.

I'll just make sure that I take that back to where it was undue undue undue.

If I go over here and this is a tool that I use quite a lot when I'm ensuring that my clips are sinks

to my background music.

Now I'll play this back and I'll show what I mean.

So I've got my background track here.

I've got some video clips here.

This is the very beginning of my very new vlog which will come out next week.

I'll play this back and then I'll show you what I'm about to do.

Turning a little slow because I'm recording my screen.

So if you hear the beat of the song come from.

So if I want to make the the cut occur at the beat of the song

just say at that point

if I want my clip to change at that particular point of the song All I gotta do is what I usually like

to do is I take a marker over here and I click on that and it drops a little marker there.

That's just a visual reference for me.

You don't have to but this is what I like to do.

And then what I do.

I can move my play head away now that I I get my rolling edit tool.

I click here and I drag it to the left and see where it just kind of snaps into place there because

where it's snapping into place is directly aligned with the beat of the song.

If I let that go I've now sent it out watch this film.

And now the clip changes that was so much easier because I rolled the edit so that these two clips change

at the beat of the track.

Now if I wasn't using the rolling at tool.

This is what I would have to do.

I would have to get my cut of my razor tool and then I'd have to cut right here and then I'd have to

delete this right.

And then I'd have to like that it gets really messy right.

I'd have to kind of like click on this and then drag this out.

I miss it too much clicking now for undo undo undo.

Whereas if I just go and on the keyboard rolling.

Edit to click on this drag it back I'm automatically shortening the clip on the left and lengthening

the clip on the right so that the clip will now change precisely on the beat of the song.

And I mean I usually do this when I'm doing the final touches of my montage to make sure that the clips

change at the precise beat that I want them to change out.

Change

change so right there that's actually a little bit off timing and you can see the background track there.

You can see with that beat is if I take my if I take my play head that's where the beat is that I want

my clips to change.

But you can see that the change the cut is actually over here.

So we're off by a few frames so all we gotta do is keep my rolling at a tool.

Click on it drag it back let it go now perfectly changes on the beat.

So that's why I love the rolling out a tool so much.

Now if I go back to where we were it's pretty much the same thing you just click here and if you want

to remove this part of the clip and you want to bring in more of this part you just click.

Roll it out bang.

It's so easy.

So that's how I like to use it.

If you have any questions let me know and I'll see you in the next video tutorial.

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