All language subtitles for 2. Introduction to workspace

Hello, everyone, and welcome to this video

where today we're going to teach you
how to use Adobe Premiere Pro.

And in this lesson of Adobe Premiere Pro,
we're going to teach you

how to use the workspace in Adobe
Premiere Pro.

Okay, So let's begin

now. In the previous lesson
I already explained to you about a few

workspaces, including the program panel
Essential Graphics source

Project panel,
and also our timeline panel.

Okay.

So before we start,
I want to explain to you that Adobe

Premiere Pro uses
a top panel based interface.

The interface
configuration is called a workspace.

Now the application has a few

pre-built workspaces
to accommodate different

working styles and different tasks
you need to accomplish.

Now you will perform
most of your editing work

in the different panels
of the program's interfaces.

These panels will allow you to import
and organize your media

and preview your video and audio footage.

And what we will do now is basically see

the way Adobe has changed.

Adobe has given us some presets
so that we can use these workspaces

in order to make our editing,
audio editing,

or even just organizing our project files
easier.

Now first we have to go to window
and then we will see

workspaces
right at the top of this menu bar.

All right.

Then after we go to Workspaces,
you can see that we have about

we have

about 50 workspaces to choose from. Now.

These are all given to us.

And currently
I'm using the editing workspace.

Okay.

And if we want to go to the effects

workspace, we will see that our area
or this whole thing

over here
will be turned into a different setting.

And we we will

and we will be given the panels

that we will most use while using effects.

The same group.

The same goes for essentials
learning matter, logging,

production review, vertical

and audio assembly captions
and graphics and color.

Okay, Now by default

we will always be into the editing panel,
but if you want to select

another workspace,
we can just go over here.

And for example, let's select the
essentials from the essentials workspace.

Now you

will see that after I clicked
on the Essentials Workspace,

my view of the interface has changed

drastically and everything in its current
position is just not like before.

Here on the left,
we have our project panel

timeline panel over here at the bottom,
the tool panel

and also the source
and the ramp panel right here and here.

We have different panels to choose from.

Now, previously
I only explained to you about five panels.

Now, today in this video,
I'll be also explaining you about

the rest of the panels,
including the workspace.

Okay.

So over here, you can see that

in a window panel workspace

and we can select the workspaces
that we want.

What if you want to create a

custom workspace?

Okay, you can do that as well.

Let's say over here.

I want to actually move this workspace

over here from my program and source panel
and make them different.

So for that, I can just go over here.

And what I do right now is white,
thick over here.

And now you can see that
we have a couple of options to choose from

in order to move
or do something with this panel.

First, over here, we have the closed
panel option, which will close

the panel that I'm currently selecting,
for example.

Now, in selecting graphics
or essential graphics, if I select close

panel, you'll notice that it has gone
from our panel over here.

Right, Dick, again,
now we are at the minute color.

We can also choose to undock panel
to like undock it

and make it a floating window on our Adobe
Premiere Pro software.

Okay.

Then we have those other panels in group
which will not only close one panel,

but every panel that is inside
this group over here.

Okay.

Then we have the panel settings over here
which will close the whole panel group

and dock the whole panel and maximize
it, stack it, and also create small tabs.

Now, what would happen
if you stacked a panel

now we will see that switch right now.

If I stacked the panel
group, you'll see that this is the way

it shows me all the information

I can essentially go to any part

over here and select the one I want.

And this is what the stacked panel does.

Now, if you want to change this,
you can again go to panel settings

and then select the stacked
panel group option to be unchecked.

And now you can see that
we are back to where we were.

All right.

Now what I'll do is basically right next

go to panel group settings
and then undock panel group.

Okay.

This will undocked off all the panels
that are present in this group.

But if you want to end up
when we want panel, you can select

this undock panel option
for only one panel

and now you can see that and selecting the
if that controls so it will be undocked

effective immediately.

Now you
can see that it's in a different panel

and if we want to dock it back again,
you can also do that.

So but this time
you will see something interesting

in order to docked with previous panel
or anywhere you want,

you just have to click the effect controls
word over here and drag it.

And here you can see that
we have multiple areas to choose from.

We can choose the bar over here
to edit with the rest of the panels

just like before.

Or we can select this part over here.

This part,
this part also at anywhere inside

over here that shows a blue color.

Okay, we can do that.

Also with the rest of the tabs over here.

As you can clearly see, it's
very easy to do so.

But what we cannot do
is add it to our tools panel.

What we can also do is add it to our tools
Panel.

As you can clearly see,
it is very easy to do so.

Okay.

And over here also
and if you want to create a separate

workspace for your controls or any panel
that you wish can just go to the side

and you can see that
we have a green line over here.

It will just display

the amount of space that it will take
and where it will be placed.

Now, if I let go of that,
you'll notice that this this will happens.

Okay.

So what I'll do now is basically delete
this effect controls panel.

Okay, so right click.

And if you want to delete this
or close it,

just like this option
and now you can see that it's gone.

Okay.

All right now

since I effects

since I close effect controls now,
how do I bring it back?

You cannot see like any option over here
in order to bring back

my essential graphics option
or graphics options.

Okay, so what you have to do in order
to bring back

the closed panels that we have

deleted from
our workspace is to go to window over here

and then go to the effects are essential

graphics panel that you closed
and you can see that

over here
we have checkmarks on some panels

because they are visible to us
and the other panels are not visible

because we haven't selected them
and this workspace.

So now if I select central graphics,
you will see

a new pop up window
where it has come to us.

There you go.

Now, essential graphics by default
is on this panel.

So it has presented to us over here.

Now, I'm just going to selected and zag
and then show

you how it works with different parts.

You can see that it's over here.

Now, if I click down there, I can see that
it is actually using that option

over here, which I selected before
in my panel group setting to stack it.

Okay, so this is what it does.

Now, if I go down over here,
I can see that

it has comp center and it is back
to where it was selected again.

And click this bottom part.

This said this becomes a stacked

panel left side

LG showed that right side

and if you want to move it directly
to the right,

it will create a whole new panel for you
so that you can edit it more.

Okay.

There you go.

That is all you need to know
about how he sets up the panels

in your workspace and individual groups.

Okay, now let's set it back over here

and let's say this time
you deleted something again.

Okay,
But you do not want to go to the work off

just clicking on the window on a menu bar
and then selecting

and then selecting whatever is missing.

So for that
we can just go to workspace over here

and then select Reset Saved now out.

And here you can see that
our shortcut is all shift plus zero.

Now if we click on this,
you'll notice that our workspace

is back to what it was.

Okay, Now you can see that
it is back to what it was

right before it deleted everything. Okay,

now we will go to the

panels that we have missed
throughout the last lesson.

So there are like 25 different panels
minus five,

because I was explaining the 20
that I did not last lesson

which are available in Premiere
Pro Interface, and those are found

in the default editing workspace
as they are described below.

Okay, Here
you can see that we have the workspaces

and this is all these are all the panels.

Okay,

So first

we have already explained what the

program monitor does, the source manager,

the timeline and tools do. Okay.

So what we'll do now
is basically teach you

about the audio clip mixer.

Okay.

Now what it does is basically adjust

the settings while listening to your audio
and video tracks.

Each audio clip or track mixer

will basically correspond to our track
in the timeline of the active sequence.

You can also use it to add effects,

change
the volume off relative or relative tracks

or to

record
audio directly onto sequence tracks.

Okay.

After that we have the meta data methods.

The metadata only pronounced this.

After that you have the metadata panel

where it is a set of information
that describes the contents

or properties of a file,
Video and audio files

automatically include information
regarding the file size format.

Recent data creation.

Okay, So metadata can also

include additional information
such as location,

director, scene, shot, etc.

This panel allows you to edit and view
those properties so that you can use them

to organize and sort your files

or share them with other Adobe
applications.

Okay.

So after that we have the media

browser panel.

So this panel helps you

to browse
and preview of files on the hard drive.

You can leave the media
browser, open and docket just as you

would any other panel.

The media browser gives you quick access,
quick access

to all your assets while while you edit.

After that,
we have the info panel over here.

The info panel displays information
regarding the currently

selected item
in the project panel at Timeline.

Then we have our effects panel.

Just like I told you before,
it is a repository for all the videos

and audio effects and positions
available in the application.

You can place transitions
such as dissolves tape to black page peels

between clips to allow you to transition
from one flip to another

can add effects such as black
and white levels and balance to individual

clips to change their appearance
or audio qualities. Then

we will go to the macro panel over here
where you can use

the market panel to see all the markers
in an active clip or sequence.

The panel displays market information

such as in and out
options, comments and color coding tacts.

After that, we have another important
panel, which is our history panel,

which will store a list of the actions
that you have performed

to change the status of your project
in the current working session

as an alternative to use, edit

undo on the keyboard commands, control
said or CMD plus Z for Mac OS.

You can use this panel to jump back

to any previous state
in your current work session.

However, you should note that changes
you make.

Your program affects panels.

Windows or preferences are not
stored in the history panel.

Also, when you closed and reopen

and reopen Premiere Pro,
the history panel is automatically reset

and you lose access
to your previous states

of your project.

Then we have our well,

then we have our CAPTCHA panel,
which will help you

to capture a video of yourself
and also the audio.

Then which you can use to input it inside
your video as well.

Okay.

So these are some of the panels over here
which you will use a lot.

Now, I'm leaving out all the panels
because mostly experts use them

and since this is a beginner video,

I would like you to learn about the basics
first.

Okay, so not now.

We're done with the panels that you will
use throughout your course over here.

Let's go forwards and learn about the
preferences section in Adobe Premiere Pro.

And why is it important
to learn about the preferences?

You might say, Well, here
you can already select, here

you can select the different ways
added for your pro will work for you,

and also how it will display, edit

and also use the tools on your software.

So for going to preferences, go to edit,

go to preferences
and then select any of the options below.

And then you'll see that our settings
for Adobe Premiere Pro has come.

Okay.

Now here you can see that in general
we have some options

to choose from
in order to basically choose

the startup at startup option,
where we can show home

and when opening a project
we can show the open dialog

and we have an option
to create Ben's projects.

And here we have different options
to choose from as well.

Then for appearance,
you can go over here and make your

Adobe Premiere Pro's

view brighter, lighter or darker.

Okay, let's put it back over here

because I like it on my eyes to me.

And that's it right then.

And here we have our highlight color

where we can choose the interactive colors
to be either lighter or darker.

Here we have our focus indicators as well.

Then for audio,
we can choose many options over here

in order to edit our audio audio hardware.

AutoSave, which is a very important part
of Premiere Pro because in case you're

trying to edit a video
and suddenly your electricity goes off

or your PC or your PC gets badly damaged
and you can't use it anymore,

this autosave function will easily
save it to your hard drive

and you don't have to worry about it
anymore.

Now here I have given my autosave

every 15 minutes and maximum
project versions for every hour.

Save is 20 times.

And here we can also select
Save Backup project to create default

and auto saves also saves
the current projects.

Okay.

After that we have captur collaboration

console surface device control, graphics

labels, Media

media, Caché Memory

playback,

and then timeline trim.

Okay, so these are all the options that
you will have to yourself in preferences.

And I suggest you that you go to them
and whatever you feel which is comfortable

to you, edit it for yourself
and start using Premiere Pro.

Okay, after you're done,
you can just press on.

Okay.

If you need some help and all of us select
this option given to us by the program.

And if you don't want to save
any of the options that you used

and your preferences,
just click on Cancel right now.

I will show you how to save your workspace
over here.

If I go back to Window at Workspaces,
you'll notice that there's a workspace one

which you do not have in your version
of Adobe Premiere Pro.

This is because this is a saved workspace.

Okay?

Now, in order to save your workspace,

you have to just go and click over here
and save as new workspace

and then the option will come
to edit your name.

So let's type in workspace

to okay

And after I click on okay, that saved.

Okay, now let's go back to workspace

and now you can see that the workspace
two option is given over here.

And if you want to even change the way
your space looks again,

you can also do that and then select
save changes to this workspace.

Or if you want to edit number of workspace

that is over here,
you can just select this option.

And if you want to import a workspace
from a previous project,

you can do that as well.

So let's first show
you how to edit your workspace.

Now, after you click on this, you'll see
that the edit workspace option comes up

and here we have Workspace
one and Workspace two.

You'll notice that I can't lose

any of the default workspaces
that are given to us by Premiere Pro,

but I can delete the workspaces
that are only created by me.

So let's meet this first workspace
and press.

Okay.

And afterwards,

if I go again to Window at Workspaces,
you'll notice that workspace one is gone.

Okay.

Okay.

So that is all you need to know
about your workspace and this video.

I hope you've understood how to change
the way your workspace is displayed,

how to save it, edited, and also changing
the way your workspace looks.

So thank you for watching this video
and I'll see you in the next lesson.