Hey Javier! I love your videos and just wanted to let you know that UA-cam actually move your audio one frame backwards, thus making these examples incorrect although they're correct on your timeline. FlmmakerIQ made a video about this some time ago: ua-cam.com/video/2L6nW6uNp9k/v-deo.html
The one frame before the beat is am extremely good technique. There's science behind it too. Light travels faster than sound. So it syncs up better this way. Thanks Javier.
Since moving to resolve the biggest thing I miss about Premiere are your tutorials! So entertaining to watch. Will continue to watch as there are some great general tips. Ps- move to Resolve! 😂
Oh man that editing one frame before the beat is so simple but such a good idea. When I edit exactly on the beat, it feels behind like you said, and almost a little jarring. It’s like cutting one frame before the beat gives your brain just enough time to process the new image and still give the impression that the cut was actually made on the beat.
I honestly wish I'd discovered this video earlier in my career! Had to learn some of these the hard way! Going to give the "1 frame before" tip a try though- probably more consistent results than my usually tinkering until I"m happy.
@@JavierMercedes Yeah, me too. I also discovered 2 to 4 on my own the hard way. 1 and 5 are genius! Just tried 5 and it's great. Regarding 1, I thought cutting at the beat looked good, but you made your point clear. I'll also be checking this out on my next project! Thanks!
Oh Javier l feel so lucky because I know your channel.. All the time I discover new tricks and hacks thanks to your lovely videos! Big love from a big fun ❤️🎥
1 frame prior keeps the energy flowing - my experience regarding timing - it takes that one from for our eyes to absorb the image and yet it happens so quickly that it is faster than the audio so that when the beet hits the viewer not only hears it they also feel it. That is how audio creates moods. Would appreciate feedback on this perspective.
Hey Man Javi! this one was quite educational. I've been using light tempo music and portion of music with beats from the same music track on top of the transition between clips!
I have been watching your tutorials for a while until I realized I didn't subscribe. Jokes aside, your work has helped me a lot with my video editing process. Keep up the good work!
For grouping of audio tracks together for the 4 independent segments ? Would making separate sequences be an optional method to overcome this. or can we group a set of video tracks to a certain group of audio tracks, and then Pr treats them as a group ?
The cuts on/after the beat look and feel better than the cuts one frame before. Maybe your editing system is introducing some sort of audio lag? Your final cat edit at the end of the video also feels off in the same way. Typically in a beat-based edit, you want the beat to drive the visuals, not the other way around.
@@JavierMercedes I had to deal with this on computer editing systems 20 to 25 years ago; it helped to first verify a playback system that had no lag, usually using a test pattern with sync (I used Video Essentials), then create some synthetic test patterns with sync pulses that were -2, -1, 0, 1, 2 frames delayed. This usually helped narrow down if there were hardware or driver issues causing delay.
That very first tip is actually really interesting! I’ve always cut directly on the beat, but you are definitely right with cutting it a frame before. That’s so weird.
I think I'm more impressed with myself than with you. 🤣 I'm impressed with myself because I'm a noob and 💯 and self-taught, and I figured out all you showed us here for myself before. However, the idea of staggering the music on to separate tracks is new to me and makes so much sense. Thank you for that. 👍👍‼️
From a former film editor that has edited over 100 + trailers using a 35mm, 4 gang synchronizer with 3 mag pick up heads, a white grease pencil, two Rivas 35mm straight & diagonal splicers both with added line 4 sprocket to the left side of center on the block. The beat mark was always placed 1 frame ahead of the of the cut for maximum effect. Thank you for shortening my learning curve on Premiere Pro.......Billy aka ICM
Thanks for tip 3!! Major time savor tool I'll be using in the future, much appreciated. Also preemptive congrats on 100k!!!!!!! Hell yeah dude, enjoy that play button, you deserve it 👍🏼
Haha, so happy for 100k hit, wuhuu. Also, cut on beat is always looks good to me. What you can also do to make it more catchy is make every 2-3 cut surprising. (i.e If have already made 3 cuts on similar beat, make the 4rth cut on some other beat that come before that similar beat, it makes that cut surprising and hence create an impact. Note: This can also make your cut look distracting if the rhythm of the music is not acknowledged properly. So, it depends on case to case basis.)
Again another sincere thank you to those who watch my material. Hope it has helped in some way, shape, or form in your creative endeavors.
Thanks a lot for these videos broooo❤️❤️
Hey Javier! I love your videos and just wanted to let you know that UA-cam actually move your audio one frame backwards, thus making these examples incorrect although they're correct on your timeline. FlmmakerIQ made a video about this some time ago: ua-cam.com/video/2L6nW6uNp9k/v-deo.html
Learning from you has helped improve my work by speed and quality by atleast 10x
You do make the best tutorials on youtube for Pr. No doubt about that
It most certainly has. Found you through reddit and have been watching all your videos even since.
100K subscribers! Congratulations Javier! What an accomplishment and you deserve it!
Love the Tutorials Javier... Congrats on the upcomming Silver Play Button Fellow UA-camrian
The one frame before the beat is am extremely good technique. There's science behind it too. Light travels faster than sound. So it syncs up better this way. Thanks Javier.
Congratulations on a well-deserved 100,000 subscribers!
one frame before the beat tip is made it so much better! thanks! Sometimes we can't see what's right in front of our eyes :)
Your first tip blew my mind!! Thank you!!!🙏✨
so helpfull.. thankyou
Since moving to resolve the biggest thing I miss about Premiere are your tutorials!
So entertaining to watch. Will continue to watch as there are some great general tips.
Ps- move to Resolve! 😂
I moved to Resolve a while back but I still watch all Javier's videos because he's always got great info! Premiere is just the vessel.
Oh man that editing one frame before the beat is so simple but such a good idea. When I edit exactly on the beat, it feels behind like you said, and almost a little jarring. It’s like cutting one frame before the beat gives your brain just enough time to process the new image and still give the impression that the cut was actually made on the beat.
I honestly wish I'd discovered this video earlier in my career! Had to learn some of these the hard way!
Going to give the "1 frame before" tip a try though- probably more consistent results than my usually tinkering until I"m happy.
Sometimes tinkering is the best way to nail it!
@@JavierMercedes Yeah, me too. I also discovered 2 to 4 on my own the hard way. 1 and 5 are genius! Just tried 5 and it's great. Regarding 1, I thought cutting at the beat looked good, but you made your point clear. I'll also be checking this out on my next project! Thanks!
Hope you get that play button soon. You need to edit together a video where the play button appears everywhere. Just to celebrate 😁😁😁
Hahah thanks for watching One Minute Barber!
Appreciate the detail of your tutorials and your positive energy throughout! Thank you!
Ooh seeing the process of you chopping up the music for the cats was really kool!
It's crazy how big of a difference one frame makes. I really enjoyed the example at the beginning of the video.
You're the best premiere pro tutor on UA-cam.
I've been watching your videos since few days and I love them.
Keep making and I'll keep supporting.
The editing with kitten pics is the cherry on top. Great content!
I really appreciate your delivery of material. Short, clear, straight on point and little bit of humor.
I never use that Lock. I REALLY need to start this. Thank you, you are a huge help!
loved tip of having the cut before the beat, definitely going to use that!
I agree, I always throw my transitions one frame before the beat. Great Video Javier!
Love your videos, super helpful 🙌
You are amazing at explaining things in a simple and engaging way. Thank you so much!!
Incredibly these tips are nothing new to me but I really loved to see the features you used just the way I do. Thanks, Javier!
The laughter you always add to your videos keeps me glued always to watch...Kudos Jav
Just having fun, thanks Eric!
Shifting from Premier Pro CS5 to this… means I’m watching JM tutorials. every night. Great stuff!!!
Hey Javier, is there a way to set Lumetri Color Correction settings to Keyboard keys? So I can adjust shadows and exposure with my keyboard? Thx.
Since I was 17, I strictly place clips a frame or two before the beat. Almost everytime it's better. It's actually "synced" as a cut
man you deserve more subs
You describe and show something in the shortest amount of time possible perfectly. Cant be any more good
Your videos are golden!
Tip 1 really is sumthin !!! really great detail tip !
Oh Javier l feel so lucky because I know your channel.. All the time I discover new tricks and hacks thanks to your lovely videos! Big love from a big fun ❤️🎥
Thank you Marwen!
Thanks again for sharing your knowledge, I especially like the videos like this where you show your actual workflow and thought process.
That is amazing! Thank you for another audio trick! 😁
Great video dude
Another brilliant and entertaining video Javier. I hope that Adobe is paying attention to how it is done.
1 frame prior keeps the energy flowing - my experience regarding timing - it takes that one from for our eyes to absorb the image and yet it happens so quickly that it is faster than the audio so that when the beet hits the viewer not only hears it they also feel it. That is how audio creates moods. Would appreciate feedback on this perspective.
The audio in your videos is really great! And yes, one frame before the beat :)
you're so positive, good video
Hey Man Javi! this one was quite educational. I've been using light tempo music and portion of music with beats from the same music track on top of the transition between clips!
Ah very cool MA!
Thank you, Javier! Very good video,!
Amazing tip thank you bro
Thank you Javier.
You're right though. I feel like in pro tip 1 example, it ends up syncing better and provides powerful feel.
BRO I'M LOVING THE CONTENT
Thanks Peter!
So simple but Amazing!
Thank you Tomasz!
Thanks for the video bro 👍
Interesting tips,thank a lot!!!
Thanks for this javier 😄
Bruh! That was dope -- Congrats on the 100k subs ✌🏼
Fantastic tips Javier. Definitely gonna try the one frame before the beat tip. It looked so much better. Thanks a lot. 🙂🙂👍👍
Awesome hope it looks good for you!
congrats on 100k!
I have been watching your tutorials for a while until I realized I didn't subscribe. Jokes aside, your work has helped me a lot with my video editing process. Keep up the good work!
Thank you Hybrid Culture!
For grouping of audio tracks together for the 4 independent segments ? Would making separate sequences be an optional method to overcome this. or can we group a set of video tracks to a certain group of audio tracks, and then Pr treats them as a group ?
You ROCK - thanks
100K soon❤️👍🏻🔥
Thanks for sharing
Congratulations for reach 100k, from srilankan 🇱🇰❤️
Thank you Kanu!
Thanks a lot, bro!
GOOD JOB FOR 100K !!!
100k subs is coming. You deserve more than that!
yes He does
Nice sir your video is awesome 😎😎
Your tips are unique and super helpful. I applied your tips in my new videos! Thanks a lot!
100k comming soon💪🏻
Really inspiring bruh. Love your conten. And congrats for 100k, aku salah satu diantaranya.
Btw, what is the music in that cat?
99.9k subs good job!
The cuts on/after the beat look and feel better than the cuts one frame before. Maybe your editing system is introducing some sort of audio lag? Your final cat edit at the end of the video also feels off in the same way.
Typically in a beat-based edit, you want the beat to drive the visuals, not the other way around.
Good to hear your perspective Jim! Valid point and I’ll look to see if that is something going on
@@JavierMercedes I had to deal with this on computer editing systems 20 to 25 years ago; it helped to first verify a playback system that had no lag, usually using a test pattern with sync (I used Video Essentials), then create some synthetic test patterns with sync pulses that were -2, -1, 0, 1, 2 frames delayed. This usually helped narrow down if there were hardware or driver issues causing delay.
Great tips man ! Thanks !
Thank you Will!
That very first tip is actually really interesting! I’ve always cut directly on the beat, but you are definitely right with cutting it a frame before. That’s so weird.
ty for the tip 😁👍
I think I'm more impressed with myself than with you. 🤣 I'm impressed with myself because I'm a noob and 💯 and self-taught, and I figured out all you showed us here for myself before. However, the idea of staggering the music on to separate tracks is new to me and makes so much sense. Thank you for that. 👍👍‼️
Very well done, as usual, Javier. Thanks for all the tips.
Thanks for watching so much of my material Michael, glad it is helpful for you!
Damn ngl that one frame shit just blew my mind! Something so simple
I can't help you Javier... I'm already subscribed
You make editing feel less daunting - thanks!
Glad to help Alexandria!
I ALWAYS LOVE YOUR TUTORIALS! Something that I dont know that I needed in my life all along
From a former film editor that has edited over 100 + trailers using a 35mm, 4 gang synchronizer with 3 mag pick up heads, a white grease pencil, two Rivas 35mm straight & diagonal splicers both with added line 4 sprocket to the left side of center on the block. The beat mark was always placed 1 frame ahead of the of the cut for maximum effect.
Thank you for shortening my learning curve on Premiere Pro.......Billy aka ICM
Wow! Thank you Billy!
Very interesting 🙏
Thanks for tip 3!! Major time savor tool I'll be using in the future, much appreciated.
Also preemptive congrats on 100k!!!!!!! Hell yeah dude, enjoy that play button, you deserve it 👍🏼
Thank you John!
This video is very good, keep it up
Thank you so much Javier, this helps a lot. You are the best
Hi, what keyboard and mouse do you use to work?
You are my Audio Sifu right know ! 😂🙌🙏
This is so useful as a montage maker :)
u R the best javi
Thanks Athos!
Amazing
mind. blown. Bshh!
good tips, must subscribe
Majestic!
Thank Design Zone!
Hi Javier, don't be bored, unless you can play a complete design video
Cool man
Love from India Patna I learn from very thing
Also remember to use add edit ctrl k :)
I found 2 frames are needed for me since my primary place to publish is UA-cam and they bump the audio a frame for some reason
Interesting to hear your perspective!
How to make button press effect in screen on premier pro
nice!
You hear faster than you see, it makes sense to put the beat 1 frame behind the visual so that they are equal.
Haha, so happy for 100k hit, wuhuu.
Also, cut on beat is always looks good to me.
What you can also do to make it more catchy is make every 2-3 cut surprising. (i.e If have already made 3 cuts on similar beat, make the 4rth cut on some other beat that come before that similar beat, it makes that cut surprising and hence create an impact.
Note: This can also make your cut look distracting if the rhythm of the music is not acknowledged properly. So, it depends on case to case basis.)
You should always let audio hang a little longer than the video. Sounds way better.
Yess, such practical suggestions. Now release the cat video you were editing.