All language subtitles for 8. Ripple edit, rolling edit tool and rate stretch tool

Hello everyone.

And welcome to this video of Adobe
premiere pro tutorial.

And today in our tutorial, we will be
talking to you about the ripple at the

tool rolling edit tool and the right
stretch tool.

So let's not waste any time and get
right into this video.

So over here you can see that I have
five view clips.

And here you can see that I have an
audio clip as well, which I will use

today in order to show you how the
ripple edit rolling editor and rate

stretchful words.

First comes up the riddle

ripple edit to shortcut.

On your keyboard is the letter b.

Ok?

So it is a very powerful tool for
making edits to your video clips while

automatically adjusting the surrounding
clips

to maintain the overall duration of the
sequence.

Now, using the selection tool, I can
also do the same thing for my ripple

editor.

As you can see when I press control
down on my keyboard,

select it and move it.

You can see that

over here

it is actually shifting it to the left
side, but

it doesn't do it for all of my videos.

Now let me press control set to undo
that.

And let's go ahead and select the
ripple editor.

Ok?

Now over here you can see that in my
video, I have this option where I want

to basically

create a ten second,

five second video clip for each video
over here.

Now in the first video, we can see that
it is less than five seconds.

So what I'd like to do is move it to
the five second.

So in the first video over here, you
can see that my

clip over here is exactly five seconds,
which is correct.

Now I will move on to the second video.

And here you can see that it's more
than ten seconds.

Now, using the ripple edit tool, I will
move it to the left side.

But before that, let me just use the
selection tool

to move it this side.

And now you can see that using the
selection tool, I moved it towards ten seconds.

But

now I have a problem, which is,
basically I have to move all of these

clips over here together in order to
make them

merged.

All right?

Now,

using the ripple edit tool, I can do
this work instead of, like, doing two

steps or three steps more.

So let's select the ripple edit two,
and then move it to ten seconds.

And you will notice, when I move this
to ten seconds up above it's giving me

a counter of the ending

of my video, basically how much time
I'm using in this video,

as you can see clearly,

ok.

Now since I just won ten seconds over
here.

I want it to be five.

So let's select 5.00

seconds.

Ok.

Now, afterwards,

if I go over here, select this.

Now, I want this to be five seconds
also, but this is more than five seconds.

So let's select it and make it five
seconds.

Ok, there you go.

Now you can see, after using the
repulated tool, the rest of the clips

over here shift by themselves.

And I don't have to use the selection
tool, click and drag and then move them together

again.

Ok.

Now let's edit this part

and make it five seconds also, using
the ripple edit tools.

There you go.

5.0

and afterwards, here you can see that

this is

just four seconds.

So I want to make it five seconds

done.

All right.

So this is how you use the ripple edit
tool.

And now let's use a ripple edit tool to
also make our audio

five seconds.

I mean,

match up with the rest of our video
clips, not five seconds.

Now, if I play the video, you'll notice
that

over here.

Ok.

So that was the whole video clip.

And now you can see that this is how
you use it.

All right.

So let's go ahead and go through the
summary of how to use it in a detailed explanation.

First, you always have to select the
ripple edit tool over here in order to

use it, or use the b key on keyboard to
activate the tool.

Then we have to adjust the in and out
points,

which is basically hovering cursor over

the edge of the clip until you see the
ripple or yellow icon over here, which

is similar to the selection tools trim
icon, but this time, instead of red, it

is yellow.

Ok?

This indicates that you can perform a
ripple edit.

Click and drag the edge of the clip to
the desired position to trim or extend it.

Then the ripple edit behavior, which is
basically, when you move the edge of

the clip of the ripple edit tool, the
adjacent clip on the timeline will

automatically accommodate to change.

Ok.

If you shorten a clip, the falling
clips shift earlier in time to close

the time gap.

For example, if I shorten it like this
again, it will close in too.

Basically.

Fix the gap in your timeline swerves.

Control that to go back.

now the root will edit

with keyboard shortcuts.

you can perform the ripple edit by
using the keyboard shortcut with the

ripple edit to select it.

Select the second bracket key over here

to trim the clip to the left, ok,
select it,

and then trim it to the left or to the
right,

as you can clearly see,

ok.

Now afterwards

let's go back over here.

Tool and ripple edit multiple clips.

And you can ripple edit multiple clips
as well.

Ripple edit tool can also be used to
perform ripple edits on multiple

clicks.

Just select multiple clips by holding
down the shift key, for example, select

this, plus shift, select this and this,

ok?

And then say, I want to shorten it to
like, three seconds.

Now I can do that also.

Click, and then i'll make it short,

three seconds.

AI.

And afterwards,

you can see that this does not work
because I did not hold on my shift key.

So now I'm holding down my shift key
and then trying to do

this.

Now afterwards,

let's do this again.

Ok,

all right.

Now you can see that our repulated tool
has simultaneously

clipped

three

videos over here using the shift hold
key.

Ok.

So the ripple edit tool is an efficient
way to make adjustments to your video clips

without disrupting the time and flow of
your sequence.

It helps you maintain the overall
duration of your project by

automatically adjusting adjacent clips
as you trim or extend individual clips

and yes, you can extend individual
clips as well.

Let's say I want to extend this.

And now you can see that the repollated
tool automatically adjust the rest of

the clips sequence and space in my
timeline.

Just like that.

If I do it full,

if I do it, fall over here

can see that after I come over here and
try to extend it,

I can extend it more.

Let's do the full amount.

But here you can see that when I click
over here,

if I miss click and not click the

clip that I'm trying to trim, we will
have some errors just like that.

Ok?

Now, we don't want that.

We want to make sure that we select our
clips perfectly while using the ripple

edit to.

Or you will see that I will have

problems like that.

Make sure you know which side you try
and be ripple by seeing that arrow key

fits this side.

Then it's trying to repoll the

video on the right side.

Ok?

If it's the left side, then it's going
to be like this, all right.

O k.

So

let's move on to the next tool over
here, which is our

rolling it to.

Now, what does the rolling edit tool
do?

And before I do that,

or to anything with the rolling editor,
let me tell you.

The rolling edit tool in adabe premiere
pro is a tool used for adjusting the

added points between two adjacent clips
on the timeline.

It allows you to change the content of
clips without affecting the overall

duration of the sequence.

Now,

what you need to do in order to use the
rolling editor is, first you have to

click it, click it from our

tool panel, and then click and drag it.

Just the edit point.

Ok?

So for example, you want to adjust this
edit point over here.

Let's say I do that.

Ok?

And now over here you can see that
using the rolling edit tool,

let's

say I had all of these clips in a
single line.

That way it's easier to explain it to
you.

Move them here.

Ok.

Now, if I use the rolling edit to

now see that I'm trying to increase it,

and it works.

If I try to decrease, it will work too.

C,

this is what happens.

It will basically,

no, it will basically

change the duration of the adjacent
clip, but the overall duration of our

sequence remains the same, as you can
clearly see.

Let's say, I want increase the duration
of this clip while trying to make sure

that this part stays the same.

Ok, let's do that.

And now here you can see that it
increased over here.

And I didn't have to cut anything with
our razor tool in order to basically

move this file.

Over there are trimmed with our
selection tool.

Ok?

Now I can decrease it as well.

Ok.

Now you can monitor the ripple and trim
indicators, which is, basically, as you

move the edit point, you will see that
repultram indicators displayed on our

timeline.

Ok?

Now seem

that when I do this, over here, on the
right side it's telling that it's one second.

Basically, one second is being removed.

And here, one second is being added.

Two seconds removed,

three seconds, removed.

Almost carried off.

Ok.

So

afterwards, you can also fine tune the
edit point to make precise adjustments

to the edit point.

You can hold control

on your keyboard, ok, but if you're
using apple, you have to use the

command key.

If you're using a Mac while dragging,
for example, let's, say, I'm trying to

basically increase this part.

So i'll click on it, and then outpres
control.

And then if I try to move it,

you'll notice that over here we're
having

a bit more control over what I want to
do.

Ok.

All right.

So the rotting edit tool is
particulated.

So the rolling edit tool is
particularly useful when you want to

adjust the content within a sequence
without changing its overall duration.

It allows you to seamlessly modify the
relationship between adjusts and clips.

And remember it's only adjacent clips

creating smoother transitions or
refining the timing or specific element

in your video project.

With the rolling editor, you have
Greater flexibility in manipulating

elements in your video project.

With the rolling editor,

you can also enhance the flow and
cohesiveness of your sequence.

All right.

So this is all for the rolling edits
tool.

Let's move on forward with the next
toe, which is the rate stretch.

Now what the rate stretch tool does in
adabe premiere pro is, basically

it is used to change the speed and
duration of a clip on the timeline, it

allows you to stretch or compress a
clip, adjusting its playback speed

while maintaining its position within
the sequence.

Now let's go over here.

Now let's say I want to basically
increase the speed of my

audio over here.

So I can just click on it, make it
Shorter.

Now if I play the video, you'll notice
something,

ok.

Now let's do it a bit more.

What is happening is basically after I
selected the stretch,

after I selected the rate stretch tool,

I position my cursor on the edge of the
click.

And after I hovered it, you can see
that we have

the rate stretch icon.

The edge can either be a point or out
point of the clip.

Now, then I clicked and dragged it to
adjust the clicks

clips duration.

Now you will have to click and drag the
edge of the clip

to the right to shorten the duration
and increase

the playback speed, and drag to the
left to lensen its duration and

decrease its playback speed.

As you drag, you'll see the duration of
the clip

changing in the program panel.

Ok.

Now, what I did is, basically, I went
to the left, I shortened it, but I made

my clips speed way faster.

But if I just increase it,

you'll notice something right now, that
my clip audio is playing really slow,

right?

So this is what basically happening,
happening while you're trying to use

the weight stretch tool.

Now, in order to make

precise speed adjustments, you can hold
a control key, just like our first or

the second tool that I've been teaching
you, which is the rolling edit tool,

and then using it on a clip that you
want to do.

We can also use this on our video clips
over here.

For example, let's say I use view
number five.

So let me go over here.

Now, here you can see that

our video is in a normal speed.

Now I can make it slow as well by
increasing the duration.

Now let's play it again.

And here you're seeing that it is slow,
ok?

And inside you're seeing that there's a
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decrease in the speed.

Ok?

So let's go ahead and make it small
this time.

And now if I play it, you'll notice
that our clip is moving way faster than before,

right?

It's moving a bit fast.

So let's make it a bit more

Shorter to see the effect again.

Now I can see that it's moving more
fast.

All right.

So this is how you basically use the
rate stretch tool.

Now you can also preserve a pitch option

by default.

Premiere pro maintains the original
pitch of the audio when you change the

speed of a clip using the rate search
two.

However, you can enable

or disable the preserve pitch auction
in the control panel or fx control

panel.

So

let's go to the effects control panel
over here.

After going here, we can go to the
volume.

Okay?

After going over here, we'll basically

bring in the preserve pitch option

and then adjust how our audio pitch
changes

with the speed alteration.

Ok, so let's go back to our source
panel over here.

And now I will also tell you why the
research tool is useful.

It is a very valuable tool for
manipulating the speed and duration of

clips in your video project.

It allows you to create slow motion or
time lapse effects,

fit clips into specific time frames, or
achieve creative timing adjustments.

By using the rate stretch tool,
effectively, you have Greater control

over the pacing and timing of your
sequence,

enhancing the overall visual
storytelling of your project.

All right.

So go ahead, pop in some

media into your project, put them in
your timeline, and then fiddle with

these three tools that I just explained
to you today.

The ripple at the tool, the rolling
edit tool and the right stretch toll.

All right, make sure you practice them
in order to know how to use them

effectively and efficiently.

And that is all for this video