I have been looking at various tutorials and this is BY FAR the best tutorial I've come across. Simple, step by step, easy to understand and works just like your example. Brava!
Sorry to be off topic but does someone know a trick to log back into an instagram account? I was dumb forgot my password. I would love any help you can give me.
As a total beginner, I've looked at several yourtube tutorials on this and yours is absolutely the best. I really feel confident that I can do this by the end of watching your tutorial rather than feeling more confused than when I started (which is how I felt watching other people's tutorials)! Thank you!!! (It was particularily helpful showing us what to do when things go wrong - thanks for including those bits too.)
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾I must say this is worthy of an applause! I commend you for your thorough effort and for offering this for free. You are saving lives!!! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
This is the best video tutorial for making virtual choirs. I have just finished making a virtual Lessons and Carols service for my church using these techniques. Thank you Paloma.
Thank you Paloma. This is a brilliant tutorial. Most online tutorials purport to be for beginners but are (1) too advanced (b) boring and (c) not in the least bit useful. Yours was very clear and told me everything I needed to know to tackle the project. Muchas gracias.
This is one of the best Adobe premiere videos I've ever seen. You wanna know why? It's because she shows beginner mistakes, like messing out layouts or so and then she fixes them. Exceptional!
I thought so many people would be new to all of this... It's not just about putting videos together, but also learning how Adobe Premiere works. Thank you, Nimaz!
Thank you for this clear and detailed tutorial! I'm no expert with Premiere Pro, but I have enjoyed learning. I have used Acapella to record violin/piano and violin/violin duets; it works ok but has limitations. I searched for a long time before finding this wonderful explanation of how to do this in Premiere Pro. Lots of teaching videos have low resolution so that I can't read the screen. Some go too fast and make too many assumptions. This one is perfect. I learned a ton from watching this.
From San Francisco USA: Thank you for this wonderful tutorial. I am a 55 years old and a bit of a "technophobe", but I was able to make a split screen Holiday recording (Carol of the Bells) with my daughter using Adobe Premier Pro, thanks to your *excellent* instructions. Also, we love your positive energy!
@@palomasings Hi Paloma - here it is! (I am Sigrid, not sure how my husband's name ended up on this account :-)) ua-cam.com/video/a3fAi15zBpI/v-deo.html
This was so easy to follow! I just made my first simple Virtual Trio in less than an hour! THANK YOU so much for this! You are making every music teacher's world a better place!
Ohhhh thank you!! That's what I wanted, so many friends who are teachers would want to learn how to do this, so I made a tutorial. I'm very happy it helped you 😊😊
You! You are a godsend! THANK YOU! I have Premiere through my husband's work, and did not realise I could use it for this. I was able to create a video of my student's final project, and it went much smoother thanks to you!
Wow Paloma! I love your energetic spirit on this video. Even though I'm an expert at Premiere Pro, I still enjoyed watching this to see how people are using Premiere. Keep up the great work! You're a great teacher and your going to go very far.
Thank you so much for this video. Like other people who have commented, I also spent ages look through tutorials to try and learn how to make a virtual choir/band with my students and this was the best by far. I am not confident with technology, but by following your tutorial I was able to edit a split screen video and I am really pleased with the results. Thank you!!
This kind of situation is similar to me. Using the language we not always see on other professional tutorial. This is very convinience to a beginner. Thank you for making this video.
I Agree with all of the positive comments, and second the individual who said "...this is BY FAR" the best tutorial I've come across." It has been invaluable in helping my choir produce virtual ensembles during pandemic times. It's a resource I've consulted multiple times when editing pieces, and it really speeded up how quickly I was able to begin tackling the rather steep Premiere learning curve.
Oh, Michael, your words make me so happy!! To know that this tutorial is being helpful to so many people! I made it precisely for someone like you, who would want to make a virtual choir but had to learn from scratch, or knew a bit how to do it but needed that extra help. Thank you for letting me know ❤❤❤
Paloma, this video is a god send! So incredibly helpful, exactly what I needed, and with your joyful energy as a bonus! Thank you for putting it out there.
I've been looking for a VC tutorial specific to Adobe and not only was this exactly what I was searching for, but also you are a wonderfully clear and methodical in teaching the steps, not too fast, not too slow, and not assuming. Thank you so very much for the time you took to put this together for us.
Thank you, Ms. Briggs, for taking the time to write this message. This tutorial was made for YOU. For all those who wanted to make a VC in these pandemic times. I'm glad you and the tutorial were able to find each other. I'm not uploading videos lately and this tutorial is losing visibility (ah, youtube algorithms!), so please share away! Hugs from Madrid
Thank you for such helpful video. You make it clear what buttons you click on, step by step, easy to follow for beginner like me. Most important you don't go 'FAST' like many other tutorials I tried to follow and lost my way. So thankful!!
A million thumbs up for you! This is exactly what I wanted to know. don't worry so much about the video being long, the details are so important in PP. Thank you so much!
THANK YOU SO MUCH! You totally made my day. I'm new to Premiere Pro and I'm putting together a virtual ensemble for Easter Sunday - you are amazing. Happy Easter from Canada!
Thank you very much for such a great tutorial. It was fun to watch and listen to you showing us how to use Adobe Premiere (in detail and with perfection) for a multi screen project. But before anything else, I must congratulate you for your wonderful performance without which it would not be possible to end up with a perfect video as this one.
This video is absolutely amazing! Your instructions are very clear and walk you through the process step-by-step. I created an elementary virtual choir with only 11 students, so it didn't take too long :)!
That was a really great video. I use the synchronize option so that I don't have to be zooming into the audio waves to sync. It works pretty good, but sometimes you just have to do it the way you showed it.
Wow!!!! Thank you for all the time and energy it took you to create this video for us. It's by far the most thorough, clear, succinct, and useful tutorial I have seen. As a teacher, I have so much appreciation for your Index and the pacing of your vid. Brava!
So educational. I'm great with the audio portion, but editing the video together has seemed overwhelming! Thanks for showing me how step by step. And what a voice!
@@palomasings next problem. My computer is just not up to it. But then I am trying to do a virtual choir of 40. Glitches galore! Ah well. Time to start saving! My son's gaming computer saved the day for this first one! Thanks for your reply and help!
I wanted to make a bday video. God...! I learned how to make video collage in such a professional platform...This is easiest and best tutorial I saw. Thank You.
Thank you so much! I'm learning use PR to create a virtual choir , I have been watch lots of teaching vedios , Your vedio is the best , even if I can't understand much English. I can understand what you meaning! Thank you. Look forward to teach us how to make Several people appear in the same room
I don't know if you were skipping shortcuts for the tutorial, but here a few that will be a HUGE help for you: - and = (SUPER USEFUL): zoom in and out in your timeline. Sync tracks: with a clip selected, hit Alt + arrow left/right. This will move your clip back and forth on the timeline (Shift Alt + arrow will skip 5 frames at a time). This is easier and more accurate than using the mouse. Ctrl + K: This will cut your clips. So at 40:19, you could've selected all clips and hit Ctrl + K. Boom! All cut. Just delete everything on the left or right side. Add Default transition (Cross Dissolve): Ctrl + D. I just learned this one this week and it was a huge timesaver when I put lyrics on my video and wanted them to fade instead of cutting. Try to learn a new shortcut every project you make. This will change your video editing from 20 hours to... 19.5 hours haha Just kidding. It could cut a good 5 hours or more from your editing one of these videos.
Thank you, Danilo! You are SO right. I learned Ctrl D some days after that tutorial. I have to get better at short cuts. They DO save a lot of time. Thanks for giving all this info here for everyone to read!
Thanks, Paloma. And if you're a Mac user, you can do the same thing using Final Cut Pro. Although Premiere Pro is also available for Macs and works pretty good.
This is a wonderful video. I learned how to do exactly what I needed to do, and you are a wonderful teacher. Thanks especially for the time code chapters which really helped me when I actually did the project. More on this software if you have time! Thanks again.
Thank you so much for this!! I was having a hard time thinking how to edit our choir performance since its my first time to edit these types of videos:'( Appreciate it sm
Thank you for putting this together. Quick tip for aligning videos on the screen. Combine POSITIONING with ANCHORING. Anchoring is that little dot in the center of each clip. That's where positioning number is coming from and where the scale (zoom) goes up and down from. So, if you want a video at the top left, set anchor to 0,0 and positioning to 0,0. From there, change the scale (i.e. 50%). Then go to the next clip (in your case soprano 2) and do the same thing, but use values for both anchor and position to 1920,0 (that's 1920 horizontal by 0 vertical). Change the scale to 50%. Next, go to the 4th video (alto 1) and change position and anchor to 1920,1080. Guess where this one will be when you can scale to 50%?
Another tip: use Photoshop or Illustrator to figure out where everything needs to go before doing it in Premiere. This cuts down on time, since those softwares are much easier to do this kind of thing.
Danilo, THANK YOU!! Everyone will appreciate this, I'm sure. I have to check out that anchoring part 😃 I also use Photoshop for that, but I thought that would be too much for someone who uses Premiere for the first time and all they want to do is to just make a video without too much fuss.
@@palomasings that makes sense about not wanting to do the Photoshop thing. Just to expand on that a little bit: I create the grid in Illustrator and export it to Premiere (as a .png file). Then the cropping doesn't have to be quite as perfect since the grid hides imperfections.
I have done 4 of these videos and let me tell you that when I learned about anchoring in the second one, it was a life changer. It's SO much faster and more precise!! I was doing all kinds of math before, but the anchoring takes most of that away.
Thank you SO MUCH for taking the time to make this tutorial. It was so helpful - I can now create virtual choir videos for my choirs! Question - are you able to modify pitch and timing (i.e. consonants, entries, cut-offs) of the audio files in Premiere Pro? ...In case some of my students' recordings need to be adjusted?
Hi Karin! Sorry for the late response. Unfortunately no, you can't modify pitch... When I need to do that, I do it in Studio One, the audio editing program I use. However, what you CAN do in Adobe Premiere is cut endings or beginnings. For example, if somebody holds a note for too long, I simply cut it and fade it out. Or if someone comes in too early, I cut it. If there are a lot of people in the video, it won't be noticeable.
Totally agree with @drmaestress your video Really helped with the speed at whcih I took on my 14 screen venture with transitions and subtle effects . Thanks very much indeed. I have gotten a lot of confidence from you insights . Your delivery was spot on , fun , pacey , clear with a lot of 'this is the problem i found with this ' type of comments. Go musos!
Thank you for the refresher on how to use Premier--so helpful for those of us who haven't used it to layer yet. But could you tell us what that contraption on the left end of your piano is?? Thanks
One of the best tutorials on youtube!!! Thanks a lot! You have a great sense of humor. I am wondering how you can hide some of the screens in the project. Let's say, at some point in your project you want to highlight only soloists on the main screen and hide the other videos, how do you do that?
Thank you Oleg! To do that, you would have to cut out the section of the videos you don't want to appear. You do that by selecting the razor tool, then pressing ALT on the keyboard at the same time you cut the section in the video you don't want to show. If you don't press ALT the audio will also get erase, so be careful. I hooe that helped!
@@palomasings Thank you for your reply! Yes, it helps. The only problem I am facing is when there are too many video files in the project, my computer starts lagging.
Yes, that happens to all of us who have average computers. What I do is I turn off some of the videos and mute the audios. So if I'm working on the top left videos, I turn off everything else. That helps a little. Good luck!
I have been looking at various tutorials and this is BY FAR the best tutorial I've come across. Simple, step by step, easy to understand and works just like your example. Brava!
Yay, thank you! I'm glad it could help you!! Greetings from Madrid ❤
@@palomasings - Greetings from Idaho! :-)
Totally agree!
"step by step"!!! like like like!
Sorry to be off topic but does someone know a trick to log back into an instagram account?
I was dumb forgot my password. I would love any help you can give me.
This is one of the best tutorials on Adobe Premiere Pro for making multi-screen videos. Easy to understand, just what I needed. Thank you!
I also agree this is the best virtual choir video for Premier Pro. I use it every time I need to make a virtual choir video for Church. Thank you!
As a total beginner, I've looked at several yourtube tutorials on this and yours is absolutely the best. I really feel confident that I can do this by the end of watching your tutorial rather than feeling more confused than when I started (which is how I felt watching other people's tutorials)! Thank you!!! (It was particularily helpful showing us what to do when things go wrong - thanks for including those bits too.)
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾I must say this is worthy of an applause! I commend you for your thorough effort and for offering this for free. You are saving lives!!! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
Finally. A succinct video for how to create a virtual choir video and, more importantly, how to make sense out of Adobe Premiere Pro. Thank you!
If you only knew how helpful this video was!!!!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
That makes me very happy!! 😃😃❤❤
This is the best video tutorial for making virtual choirs. I have just finished making a virtual Lessons and Carols service for my church using these techniques. Thank you Paloma.
Wooow, this is wonderful!! I'm so glad it helped you!! All the best from Madrid ❤
Thank you Paloma. This is a brilliant tutorial. Most online tutorials purport to be for beginners but are (1) too advanced (b) boring and (c) not in the least bit useful. Yours was very clear and told me everything I needed to know to tackle the project. Muchas gracias.
Wow, I'm so glad to hear that!! And thank you for letting me know. I'm here if you have any questions. Greetings from Madrid!
This is one of the best Adobe premiere videos I've ever seen. You wanna know why? It's because she shows beginner mistakes, like messing out layouts or so and then she fixes them. Exceptional!
I thought so many people would be new to all of this... It's not just about putting videos together, but also learning how Adobe Premiere works. Thank you, Nimaz!
Fantastic tutorial; gets right to the heart of it. Best 45 minutes I could have spent ahead of the project I'm starting. Thank you!
Thank you for this clear and detailed tutorial! I'm no expert with Premiere Pro, but I have enjoyed learning. I have used Acapella to record violin/piano and violin/violin duets; it works ok but has limitations. I searched for a long time before finding this wonderful explanation of how to do this in Premiere Pro. Lots of teaching videos have low resolution so that I can't read the screen. Some go too fast and make too many assumptions. This one is perfect. I learned a ton from watching this.
This is one of the best tutorials I've ever watched. Simply amazing!! You saved me several hours of frustration, thank you.
From San Francisco USA: Thank you for this wonderful tutorial. I am a 55 years old and a bit of a "technophobe", but I was able to make a split screen Holiday recording (Carol of the Bells) with my daughter using Adobe Premier Pro, thanks to your *excellent* instructions. Also, we love your positive energy!
That's wonderful, Steve!!! Share your video here if you like, I would love to watch it!
@@palomasings Hi Paloma - here it is!
(I am Sigrid, not sure how my husband's name ended up on this account :-))
ua-cam.com/video/a3fAi15zBpI/v-deo.html
Absolutely fantastic! It is clear and fun. You make it look easy! I could watch this all day!
This was so easy to follow! I just made my first simple Virtual Trio in less than an hour! THANK YOU so much for this! You are making every music teacher's world a better place!
Ohhhh thank you!! That's what I wanted, so many friends who are teachers would want to learn how to do this, so I made a tutorial. I'm very happy it helped you 😊😊
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I had nearly given up making my choir’s video. This was so clear and helpful. Many thanks.
You! You are a godsend! THANK YOU! I have Premiere through my husband's work, and did not realise I could use it for this. I was able to create a video of my student's final project, and it went much smoother thanks to you!
Yayyy!! That makes me very happy!!
Wow Paloma! I love your energetic spirit on this video. Even though I'm an expert at Premiere Pro, I still enjoyed watching this to see how people are using Premiere. Keep up the great work! You're a great teacher and your going to go very far.
Ohhhhh, thank you!!!! You are too nice ❤
Thank you so much for this video. Like other people who have commented, I also spent ages look through tutorials to try and learn how to make a virtual choir/band with my students and this was the best by far. I am not confident with technology, but by following your tutorial I was able to edit a split screen video and I am really pleased with the results. Thank you!!
This kind of situation is similar to me. Using the language we not always see on other professional tutorial. This is very convinience to a beginner. Thank you for making this video.
I Agree with all of the positive comments, and second the individual who said "...this is BY FAR" the best tutorial I've come across." It has been invaluable in helping my choir produce virtual ensembles during pandemic times. It's a resource I've consulted multiple times when editing pieces, and it really speeded up how quickly I was able to begin tackling the rather steep Premiere learning curve.
Oh, Michael, your words make me so happy!! To know that this tutorial is being helpful to so many people! I made it precisely for someone like you, who would want to make a virtual choir but had to learn from scratch, or knew a bit how to do it but needed that extra help. Thank you for letting me know ❤❤❤
@@palomasings Back to you!
Paloma, this video is a god send! So incredibly helpful, exactly what I needed, and with your joyful energy as a bonus! Thank you for putting it out there.
I've been looking for a VC tutorial specific to Adobe and not only was this exactly what I was searching for, but also you are a wonderfully clear and methodical in teaching the steps, not too fast, not too slow, and not assuming. Thank you so very much for the time you took to put this together for us.
Thank you, Ms. Briggs, for taking the time to write this message. This tutorial was made for YOU. For all those who wanted to make a VC in these pandemic times. I'm glad you and the tutorial were able to find each other.
I'm not uploading videos lately and this tutorial is losing visibility (ah, youtube algorithms!), so please share away!
Hugs from Madrid
Thank you for such helpful video. You make it clear what buttons you click on, step by step, easy to follow for beginner like me. Most important you don't go 'FAST' like many other tutorials I tried to follow and lost my way. So thankful!!
You are a VERY good teacher! Thanks for creating this tutorial.
Best tutorial vid specially for those who just wants to make this type of edit! Very beginner/dummy friendly!
Your tutorial has given me the confidence to try this with my middle school orchestra classes! Thank you!
Yesss, that's what I wanted! Let me know if you need some help!
Thank you! This is exactly what I needed! You are very easy to follow. Great tutorial.
A million thumbs up for you! This is exactly what I wanted to know. don't worry so much about the video being long, the details are so important in PP. Thank you so much!
Thank you, Zyn!!!
Thank you so much! This is the best instructional video I have seen so far!
Seriously.. you've done a great work! And you've explained that very precisely. Liked it!😄👍🏻
exactly what I was looking for as a total beginner in order to get started and finish my first little virtual choir edited
THANK YOU SO MUCH! You totally made my day. I'm new to Premiere Pro and I'm putting together a virtual ensemble for Easter Sunday - you are amazing. Happy Easter from Canada!
Wooow, my tutorial made it all the way to Canada!! It makes me super happy to know it will help you!! Happy Easter from Spain!! ❤❤❤
Thank you very much for such a great tutorial. It was fun to watch and listen to you showing us how to use Adobe Premiere (in detail and with perfection) for a multi screen project. But before anything else, I must congratulate you for your wonderful performance without which it would not be possible to end up with a perfect video as this one.
Oh, you are very kind. Thank you!!
This video is absolutely amazing! Your instructions are very clear and walk you through the process step-by-step. I created an elementary virtual choir with only 11 students, so it didn't take too long :)!
the best tutorial ever. explain step by step and easy to understand. really helpful. thank you so much
You are welcome 😍
That was a really great video. I use the synchronize option so that I don't have to be zooming into the audio waves to sync. It works pretty good, but sometimes you just have to do it the way you showed it.
Wow!!!! Thank you for all the time and energy it took you to create this video for us. It's by far the most thorough, clear, succinct, and useful tutorial I have seen. As a teacher, I have so much appreciation for your Index and the pacing of your vid. Brava!
Thank you!! I thought so many teachers around the world would want to know how to do this! I'm glad it helped. Greetings from Spain!
thank you. I really want to learn how to do virtual choir. this video is the best I've seen so far.
You are welcome. Let me know if you have questions and I'll try to help 😉
Okay, so I've been wanting to do this, but I don't know how, but luckily I got your tutorial on my recommended. Thanks!
So educational. I'm great with the audio portion, but editing the video together has seemed overwhelming! Thanks for showing me how step by step. And what a voice!
Thank you, Ken. If I can help you in some way, let me know, I'll try to answer your questions. Hugs from Madrid
@@palomasings next problem. My computer is just not up to it. But then I am trying to do a virtual choir of 40. Glitches galore! Ah well. Time to start saving! My son's gaming computer saved the day for this first one! Thanks for your reply and help!
Thank you for the best explanation! I will have it on standby while I work on a virtual music video.
I wanted to make a bday video. God...! I learned how to make video collage in such a professional platform...This is easiest and best tutorial I saw. Thank You.
Thanks .. im just a newbie but i was able to follow it step by step.. greetings from the Philppines!
Youre so expresive and passionate i love it
Very detailed yet simple to follow. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much! I'm learning use PR to create a virtual choir , I have been watch lots of teaching vedios , Your vedio is the best , even if I can't understand much English. I can understand what you meaning! Thank you. Look forward to teach us how to make Several people appear in the same room
Xie xie! I'm glad it helped you!! Greetings from Madrid
@@palomasings Muchas gracias
wow. Finally I have found the best video on this topic.
You are AMAZING!! Just want to let you know how grateful I am! Thank you! ❤️
Ah...I got your tutorial right just in time when I need it. Thank you so much!
Very comprehensive. The most thorough and clearly guided tutorial!
THANK YOU!!!
Thank you, Alan, I'm glad it helped you 😀
OMG, woman, you helped me A LOT! I also love your language :) Thanks a lot and greetings from Stuttgart, Germany :*
So fun and easy to follow! Thank you for all of your hard work in putting this together!!!
I don't know if you were skipping shortcuts for the tutorial, but here a few that will be a HUGE help for you:
- and = (SUPER USEFUL): zoom in and out in your timeline.
Sync tracks: with a clip selected, hit Alt + arrow left/right. This will move your clip back and forth on the timeline (Shift Alt + arrow will skip 5 frames at a time). This is easier and more accurate than using the mouse.
Ctrl + K: This will cut your clips. So at 40:19, you could've selected all clips and hit Ctrl + K. Boom! All cut. Just delete everything on the left or right side.
Add Default transition (Cross Dissolve): Ctrl + D. I just learned this one this week and it was a huge timesaver when I put lyrics on my video and wanted them to fade instead of cutting.
Try to learn a new shortcut every project you make. This will change your video editing from 20 hours to... 19.5 hours haha Just kidding. It could cut a good 5 hours or more from your editing one of these videos.
Thank you, Danilo! You are SO right. I learned Ctrl D some days after that tutorial.
I have to get better at short cuts. They DO save a lot of time. Thanks for giving all this info here for everyone to read!
Thanks, Paloma. And if you're a Mac user, you can do the same thing using Final Cut Pro. Although Premiere Pro is also available for Macs and works pretty good.
Yes, and I heard that even iMovie could work for this kind of videos. Thank you for sharing that info!
This is a wonderful video. I learned how to do exactly what I needed to do, and you are a wonderful teacher. Thanks especially for the time code chapters which really helped me when I actually did the project. More on this software if you have time! Thanks again.
Thank you, Christopher, I'm glad it helped!
I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR VIDEOS LIKE THIS THANK YOU SO MUCH
Excellent tutorial, thanks so much!
Thank you so much for this!! I was having a hard time thinking how to edit our choir performance since its my first time to edit these types of videos:'( Appreciate it sm
Now i know how to do it, easy to understand - thanks
Great tutorial - very clear, comprehensive and human! Thanks very much.
Thank you! I hope it serves many people. Greetings from Spain 😊
Thank you paloma, very easy to understand.
Fantastic! Just started to follow you. Regards from Rio de Janeiro - Brazil.
Thank you so much for this incredible tutorial - so appreciated. Thank you!!
Thank you Paloma! This video really helped me, and you are so sweet!
Thank YOU Reeder!! ❤
Thank you! This really helped me figure out the basic of Premiere Pro!
This was incredibly helpful! Thank you for taking the time!
Excellent video. Thank you so much. I am multi-tracking a band video. This has helped tremendously.
wonderful! thanks so much for sharing! Such a big help.
This is amazing! Thank you so much for making this!
So good and very complete!! Great tutorial for times like these!
OMG, that was a beautiful little poem with a beautiful rhyme! 😂😍
Thank you, Guilherme, I'm glad it helped.
Thank you for putting this together. Quick tip for aligning videos on the screen. Combine POSITIONING with ANCHORING. Anchoring is that little dot in the center of each clip. That's where positioning number is coming from and where the scale (zoom) goes up and down from. So, if you want a video at the top left, set anchor to 0,0 and positioning to 0,0. From there, change the scale (i.e. 50%).
Then go to the next clip (in your case soprano 2) and do the same thing, but use values for both anchor and position to 1920,0 (that's 1920 horizontal by 0 vertical). Change the scale to 50%.
Next, go to the 4th video (alto 1) and change position and anchor to 1920,1080. Guess where this one will be when you can scale to 50%?
Another tip: use Photoshop or Illustrator to figure out where everything needs to go before doing it in Premiere. This cuts down on time, since those softwares are much easier to do this kind of thing.
Danilo, THANK YOU!! Everyone will appreciate this, I'm sure. I have to check out that anchoring part 😃
I also use Photoshop for that, but I thought that would be too much for someone who uses Premiere for the first time and all they want to do is to just make a video without too much fuss.
@@palomasings that makes sense about not wanting to do the Photoshop thing. Just to expand on that a little bit: I create the grid in Illustrator and export it to Premiere (as a .png file). Then the cropping doesn't have to be quite as perfect since the grid hides imperfections.
I have done 4 of these videos and let me tell you that when I learned about anchoring in the second one, it was a life changer. It's SO much faster and more precise!! I was doing all kinds of math before, but the anchoring takes most of that away.
Thank you SO MUCH for taking the time to make this tutorial. It was so helpful - I can now create virtual choir videos for my choirs! Question - are you able to modify pitch and timing (i.e. consonants, entries, cut-offs) of the audio files in Premiere Pro? ...In case some of my students' recordings need to be adjusted?
Hi Karin! Sorry for the late response. Unfortunately no, you can't modify pitch... When I need to do that, I do it in Studio One, the audio editing program I use.
However, what you CAN do in Adobe Premiere is cut endings or beginnings. For example, if somebody holds a note for too long, I simply cut it and fade it out. Or if someone comes in too early, I cut it. If there are a lot of people in the video, it won't be noticeable.
Totally agree with @drmaestress your video Really helped with the speed at whcih I took on my 14 screen venture with transitions and subtle effects . Thanks very much indeed. I have gotten a lot of confidence from you insights . Your delivery was spot on , fun , pacey , clear with a lot of 'this is the problem i found with this ' type of comments. Go musos!
Thank you so much! This is just what I was looking for. Grateful for the walkthrough. Y también, ¡qué linda es ésta Paloma!
Haha, thank you, Steven! I'm glad you found it helpful! Greetings from Madrid
Super good and i love how you are very real! Vielen Dank =)
Thanks a lot! It is a very nice and simple video. Hats off for your effort! :)
really really very helpful video..... 🙏🙏
Thank you for this tutorial. A big help
Thank you very mutch, I'm french, I don't speek english, but it's easy to understand. Bravo
Thank you sooooo much for this! You've really helped me a lot. Thank goodness!
Thank you so much. This video helped me a lot.
Thank you so much! Worked with you hand by hand and we did great. I’m so greatfull
Awesome! Thanks for letting me know. It makes me happy to know my tutorial is helping people around the world. Greetings from Madrid
Thank you so much for this great tutorial!
This is amazing. Thanks for your help!
this is such a wonderful tutorial, thank you so much.
Thanks for Sharing Your Knowledge!
Thank you very much for this nice learning of this Tutorial.
It is for me verry clear..cool..
LOVE your energy!
may God bless you more than what you can ever imagine... thank you very much for this tutorial
You are welcome!
Muchísimas gracias señorita!! This tutorial really helped me. :)
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!! Great Tutorial!
Is s really useful tutorial, big thanks !!
Helpful. Thanks! But you can use blade tool and chop all the video at starting/ending. It saves a lot of time than dragging video by video.
best tutorial ever, thanks paloma !
Thank you for this incredible video!
What an amazing energy you havee!!!! (: (:
Thank you so much for this!
Thank you for the refresher on how to use Premier--so helpful for those of us who haven't used it to layer yet. But could you tell us what that contraption on the left end of your piano is?? Thanks
One of the best tutorials on youtube!!! Thanks a lot! You have a great sense of humor. I am wondering how you can hide some of the screens in the project. Let's say, at some point in your project you want to highlight only soloists on the main screen and hide the other videos, how do you do that?
Thank you Oleg!
To do that, you would have to cut out the section of the videos you don't want to appear. You do that by selecting the razor tool, then pressing ALT on the keyboard at the same time you cut the section in the video you don't want to show. If you don't press ALT the audio will also get erase, so be careful.
I hooe that helped!
@@palomasings Thank you for your reply! Yes, it helps. The only problem I am facing is when there are too many video files in the project, my computer starts lagging.
Yes, that happens to all of us who have average computers. What I do is I turn off some of the videos and mute the audios. So if I'm working on the top left videos, I turn off everything else. That helps a little. Good luck!