Thank you Budgie! Great name ha!

Rate stretch tool? I liked this video, good way to test knowledge of a tool. :)

Happy to help Cornflake Man! amazing username.

@@JavierMercedes 😂

I’m actually intrigued by this because I’ve been trying to find real world uses for silent clip insert and I guess this is one. Do you use it for anything else?

@@JavierMercedes i think it is one of them tools for a very specific use, or for a very specific workflow and not something for the typical editor, maybe feature film productions use it, i can't think of a practical use for it other than placeholder gap

@@JavierMercedes i experimented with entering numbers to move things, and discovered i can also slip clips by typing a duration, i have to select both edit points with the yellow ripple edit marker and enter my duration, this is again redundant for most editors since using the source monitor to move the in and out after double clicking the clip or using the actual slip tool or using the keyboard shortcuts to slip frame by frame are all usually enough for most jobs, i'm just happy i have this option if i ever have to use it, both this and moving the actual clip with numbers reassured me i have total freedom in my workflow, so happy :) [edit] all these discoveries are not critical for me, but while working in premiere i get distracted from a project by thoughts about ""advanced"" actions of doing the same thing as the simple or direct way, which is why i initially clicked on this video, i genuinely was trying to scratch that itch of finding more ways of doing the same thing to feel i have enough options to use.

@@JavierMercedes sorry for wasting your inbox, you can safely ignore this comment as well, i'm just here because you're my current outlet for premiere stuff... anyway... i kept experimenting to find solutions for stuff that bugged me, i created a new dummy project for it and i found solutions for 2 BIG things that bothered me: 1.) duplicate media on import: i want to import media to an ongoing project using a designated media folder on my pc, i don't remember what videos i have already imported and if i have any i added to the folder afterwards but have not imported yet, afraid i'd import duplicates i made sure the button to enable duplicates on import is unchecked and manually tried to import existing files, they STILL got imported, turns out only when you import a folder and not specific files then it checks for duplicates, when you import specific files it just ignores everything. very confusing. 2.) reverting a subclip to be an instance to only one master clip: when you make a subclip you make it it's own individual master clip separate from the bigger one, i was looking for a way to transform it back to an instance of the original bigger clip, the "consolidate duplicates" option did nothing because their names have to be identical to be consolidated and being the same video source file is not enough, i have to convert the subclip to master clip in its settings menu, rename it to the other master clip, then it consolidates when i click the consolidate button... i'm sure no editor really needs to tackle these issues and i'm creating them for myself, i'm aware of that, i just find it cool and begin to grasp what i can do and what premiere is capable of helping me with, again so happy :)

I know, if I kept the full ten minutes it was just too boring of a viewing, but I kept the timer true to where I was in the edit for sure.

Thanks Felix! Obviously many options aren't really the way to go about it but it was fun to find as many as I could, Glad you liked it!

Really appreciate the comment. At the moment, the only way I can think of is to put you out bracket at the end of the timeline, hit shift O to move the playhead there and then paste the clip, but that isn't really a good way to do it.

@@JavierMercedes thanks! you're the GOAT

Thanks!

Oh wow, you are totally right, great options!

Yup! I went a long time without knowing how to bring it back quickly but all you need to know about is keyboard shortcut for "Match Frame." (which is F) 1. Highlight the video clip on the timeline 2. Hit F for match Frame 3. drag the audio only in from the source monitor I show you how to at the 7min20sec mark in this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jqiPp8VnsrjIcX0.html

@@JavierMercedes thanks! This is a life safer! Im subscribed to you for a while now, but you just got a new super fan!😁

oooo good one!

Lock all the video tracks by holding shift and hit the lock on 1 video track, then hit CMD + A on mac of CTRL + A on Windows.

glad it could help Puzzle!

Yes, look up “slip tool in premiere” and “slip” and you’ll find what you are look for.

@@JavierMercedes Great, right to the point. Thanks!

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@@JavierMercedes haha

The part where I use the number pad and input timecode would probably do the trick. You could also setup up a marker and hit M or shift M I think to go straight to it. Another should be set your out point to the very end and hit shift O to take your playhead to the end.

@@JavierMercedes Awesome! I’ll give each one a try for sure, thanks again!

Hey Sachin! Sure thing, here is a playlist with 16 videos specifically about editing audio in premiere pro: kzfaq.info/sun/PLY2jhpEHBfXRZmFNY0kh-vcVA92nmX88u

@@JavierMercedes i have watched them all 🤩

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ayyy a fellow F1 fan, I guess so!