A couple additional things: 1) The workspace (or layout) I like the use the most is Effects, so hop into that workspace if you want Premiere to look like it does in this video. 2) I'll answer pretty much any question you ask in the comments, so don't hesitate to reach out! I'm also active on Twitter (twitter.com/BeardedASMR) and you can DM me any time. Thanks for watching!
I just want to say this video has helped me so much and I am so grateful you made this. I've been having problems with my microphone popping and this really helps prevent that and completely changes the quality of my videos. Can't say my mic sounds as good as yours though...
Hi :) This was extremely helpful, on point! I just started working with Premiere Pro and knew nothing and now I can edit a whole video, thank you! Hope to see more ;)
I really liked this tutorial! I'm already a pretty established editor but I love seeing how other people approach things. Here are a few things I'd add. 1) You sort of touched on it when syncing the audio, but editing to the audio waveform is a big thing in editing. Especially in terms of identifying specific areas (like the intro) without watching the entire video. It's something most people do intuitively, but using the audio waveform in this way can be really useful for editing longer videos. 2) With your ripple edit, I always like to press shift+delete when selecting the clip that I want to delete, that way I can delete the clip AND the gap in one action. Saves a lot of time in the long run! 3) Putting crossfades between each cut can also get rid of harsh sounds that tend to crop up when cutting. I have a 0.03 second Constant Power audio transition as my default audio transition so that I can select my entire timeline and apply that to each cut (just be aware that it will override any existing transitions) 4) Adjustment layers are a godsend and people should use more of them. That is all! 5) I'm glad you touched on the audio and used Audio Track Mixer. A lot of people ignore audio editing in their videos. It's amazing what some compression can do, for example. It ususally doesn't matter too much (but it definitely can) but when using the Audio Track Mixer it applies effects in order from top to bottom. Again, you kinda touched on this a bit but didn't specifically state it. I agree with setting the limiter to -1, that's been my standard ever since I discovered limiters lol.
Great points! I've been an audio editor a lot longer than a video editor, so I edit by looking at the waveform. I think many of your points can be brought up in a second video! Thanks for the detailed feedback.
I actually didn't know the answer to this, but found this video! Try it out and see if it starts working again. ua-cam.com/video/fTeIadcw3E8/v-deo.html
![Audacity 201 For ASMR Content Creators in 2024 [Soft Spoken]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/WzPHje0tlLs/mqdefault.jpg)
![Audacity 201 For ASMR Content Creators in 2024 [Soft Spoken]](/img/tr.png)
A couple additional things: 1) The workspace (or layout) I like the use the most is Effects, so hop into that workspace if you want Premiere to look like it does in this video. 2) I'll answer pretty much any question you ask in the comments, so don't hesitate to reach out! I'm also active on Twitter (twitter.com/BeardedASMR) and you can DM me any time. Thanks for watching!
I just want to say this video has helped me so much and I am so grateful you made this. I've been having problems with my microphone popping and this really helps prevent that and completely changes the quality of my videos. Can't say my mic sounds as good as yours though...
Comments like these make teaching worth it! I'm so glad you've found this helpful.
This was super helpful my dude! Thanks for putting in the time to show us how it's done 👏
You're welcome! Glad you found it helpful.
This was the best tutorial, extremely complete and easy to understand!! Thank you soooo much!! 🐅🐅
You're super welcome! Glad you find it useful ☺️
Hi :) This was extremely helpful, on point! I just started working with Premiere Pro and knew nothing and now I can edit a whole video, thank you! Hope to see more ;)
Woohoo!! Love to hear that.
Thank you!!!
You're welcome!
This is amazing thank you
Super helpful video! Thanks a lot for sharing!
You're welcome! I'm glad you found it helpful.
I really liked this tutorial! I'm already a pretty established editor but I love seeing how other people approach things. Here are a few things I'd add.
1) You sort of touched on it when syncing the audio, but editing to the audio waveform is a big thing in editing. Especially in terms of identifying specific areas (like the intro) without watching the entire video. It's something most people do intuitively, but using the audio waveform in this way can be really useful for editing longer videos.
2) With your ripple edit, I always like to press shift+delete when selecting the clip that I want to delete, that way I can delete the clip AND the gap in one action. Saves a lot of time in the long run!
3) Putting crossfades between each cut can also get rid of harsh sounds that tend to crop up when cutting. I have a 0.03 second Constant Power audio transition as my default audio transition so that I can select my entire timeline and apply that to each cut (just be aware that it will override any existing transitions)
4) Adjustment layers are a godsend and people should use more of them. That is all!
5) I'm glad you touched on the audio and used Audio Track Mixer. A lot of people ignore audio editing in their videos. It's amazing what some compression can do, for example. It ususally doesn't matter too much (but it definitely can) but when using the Audio Track Mixer it applies effects in order from top to bottom. Again, you kinda touched on this a bit but didn't specifically state it. I agree with setting the limiter to -1, that's been my standard ever since I discovered limiters lol.
Great points! I've been an audio editor a lot longer than a video editor, so I edit by looking at the waveform. I think many of your points can be brought up in a second video! Thanks for the detailed feedback.
Thank you so much for this video! My knowledge of Premiere expanded so much watching this.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching. Glad it helped.
thanks for the tutorial! its very helpful!
You're welcome, dude!
This is super useful thank you! Right now working on something with the help of this tutorial :)
Awesome!! Link it when it's done.
This is amazing. Thank you!
Thanks for all the great tutorials!👍🏻✨
Thank you for this excellent video!
Hi!, how do you re-sync your audio and video if somehow they're no longer synced? (synchronize is greyed out)
I actually didn't know the answer to this, but found this video! Try it out and see if it starts working again. ua-cam.com/video/fTeIadcw3E8/v-deo.html