BASIC EDITING FOR BEGINNERS - Adobe Premiere Pro [Full, Step, by Step, Easy Tutorial] - Make Videos! #BEST EDUCATION PAGE #ONLINE EARNING

hey everybody welcome back to the

channel in this video I want to show you

how I edit videos in Adobe Premiere Pro

this is a video that a lot of people

have been requesting for quite some time

now and I figured I'm actually just

going to make this whole video I'll show

you like real time how I edit a video

I'll have an actual video that I'm

editing and I'll show you guys the

hotkeys I use the settings I use how I

save things how I organize everything

and overall just the general flow of how

I edit a video so that hopefully you can

learn from this and it'll make your

editing more efficient or maybe it'll

just show you how to edit in the first

place if you're brand new to Premiere

Pro so starting off right off the bat

there are a lot of different ways you

can edit videos Premiere Pro is

definitely not the only one it's the one

that I prefer for a couple reasons and

I'll get into those but there are a

whole lot of free ones out there some of

the free ones don't they're a little bit

limited sometimes but there are quite a

few that work really well and I actually

made an entire video comparing I think

three to three or five different free

ones that I've used in the past that

work when you're starting off now once

your channel gets big enough you might

want to consider buying one so either

like Final Cut or Adobe Premiere Pro

Final Cut the reason I don't use that

one is because I don't have an Apple

laptop I don't have a macbook so what I

use on Windows is Adobe Premiere Pro now

I will say if you have a MacBook you may

want to actually consider looking into

Final Cut because it actually does

render a lot faster but other than that

there are definitely some benefits to

using Adobe Premiere Pro for me like I

said the main reason is obviously

because I'm using a Windows laptop now

with that in mind let's jump over to my

laptop and I'm going to edit a video and

show you guys exactly what I do and when

I'm editing video why I do what I do

so let's go over right now okay so when

I'm editing typically I will go and

start off with the new project name the

project something I'm just going to call

this one edit and then I go in and find

the folder where all of my content is

stored so we'll do that and I leave all

these settings pretty much the same when

I just start and we'll create a timeline

once we have is up and running and so

once this is up then I'll go over to

assembly and the first thing I want to

do is kind of organize my bins so we'll

go and make a bin for I'll call this one

Imports just like some kind of lower

thirds and stuff like that I'll make it

bin for b-roll b-roll

and then the rest we'll just kind of

have right here so I hit control I and

it pops up the window when I want to

import things and find the folder with

all of my content in it and so starting

off just the audio track and the video

are the first two things I really want

here and those two I'll just import them

now I do record my audio and my video

separately I know some people use like a

shotgun mic or they recorded together

but because I do it separately something

that I recommend is so let's just go and

copy drag this down here so you drag it

down into your timeline sequence and

then we'll go and drag the audio clip

down to the bottom half there but what I

was going to say is what I recommend

since they're separate is I actually

clap like early on so you have a little

spike in the audio right there you could

see down at the bottom and it's

generating the peak file right now so

once there we go

so you'll see right right around here it

should be pretty easy to line it up if

we go down we'll see the clap and we can

kind of slide this over until these

Peaks so if you can see the peak right

there with the mouse the peak right

there and the peak right there we want

them to line up as close as possible so

we're zoomed into like the single frame

offset here so okay so now let's test it

out see how that sounds okay so it

sounds like the clap was pretty much

lined up pretty well there so the next

thing you want to do is click the little

lock icon right here and see if we can

see I can even see that on the camera

yeah so if you click the lock icon right

there then it'll lock the video portion

of it press the letter V so you're

selecting right here and select the

audio portion of the video so because

Canon cameras record the video with the

audio it's grouped together as one thing

so we will delete the audio so we don't

have that weird echo in the video now we

only have the audio track and the video

track and they're the ones that we

actually want so then I hit C and that

brings me to the little cut tool right

here so I can cut things up pretty well

and if you hit ctrl you hold ctrl down

and you click right there it should or

sorry you hold shift and you click right

there it'll cut both the audio and the

video at the same spot so then press V

and what I'm going to do is click and

highlight a little square and just

delete these old clips so if we zoom out

the bottom bar right here is essentially

your slider you can look through the

I'm line with this slide back and forth

you can also zoom in and out by clicking

and dragging this so if we zoom in

you'll see right there there's an empty

gap before the beginning of this video

so the next thing I want to do is click

in that space right there

highlight it white and just hit delete

and so that'll take me to if I press

home it'll take me to the beginning of

this video so then when you find the

spot where you actually want to start

you can press the letter Q to delete

everything to the left of that and then

letter W will delete everything to the

right so Q will just bring us as the new

star right there and then another trick

that I use is when you're editing during

your timeline you can hit the letter L

on your keyboard once it's playing so go

from here and it'll go to double speed

and it keeps increasing the speed if you

press L twice or three times and it's a

good way to just edit a lot faster so

you can really zoom through your editing

just by doing that so let's go back and

see what we have here so typically when

I'm editing videos I don't do a lot of

color grading on the original just the

studio footage like that I'll usually

leave the settings you know a whatever I

set on the camera I make sure that it

looks pretty good and then it usually

looks good in the post Braque here but

what I might do some color grading on is

if I have some b-roll I put in here then

the way you'd want to do that is you

click on the clip and you go up across

the top we have editing right there we

have color so colors were you gonna do

your color grading and so you'll

highlight your clip and you can go down

and change quite a bit about your clip

there's also these little things right

here you'll see that these are actually

a way that you can have like keyframes

right there see it says do you want to

delete it so yeah it won't delete that

keyframe so if I wanted this video to

start off right here and say I want to

zoom in I can drop a keyframe by

clicking a little stopwatch icon right

there on scale and then I'll you know

hit the right arrow to go forward a few

frames and then I can drop another

keyframe right here by clicking a little

dot and at this keyframe maybe I want to

be zoomed into like there right so what

you can do then is it starts here and

it'll zoom in so it's just a good way

that if you're trying to so let's give

her to a keyframe we don't want that but

that's a good way that you can easily

zoom and move things around when you're

editing sometimes I find that need to do

that if I'm like tracking an object

you'll drop a whole bunch of key

frames and it's a good way you know if

you're doing like typically b-roll so I

don't obviously use keyframes as much in

my standard studio stuff sometimes I'll

just cut and zoom in because sometimes

that makes it a little more interesting

to zoom in a little bit whenever you're

emphasizing something but continuing on

with this edit so the other thing I

recommend is at the bottom if you know

there's a long a long time of you

talking and it was all pretty good then

I might look at the bottom until I see a

little gap in the audio so you see right

there there is a small gap so I can go

check that out and I can just go and and

really just focus on the parts that I

know I need to cut so right there was

like a pretty long silence so what I

might do is hits the letter C right at

the edge of the audio starting right

there so I think right there's a good

spot go back to frames so then hold

shift and click and that'll cut both

both the audio and the video like we

talked about before and then if I go

back here I could tell where I stopped

talking and then I'll hit the letter W

and it'll cut out everything to the

right of that as we talked about the cue

is to the left W is to the right and it

kind of cuts it's like a ripple delete

really is what it is and so the way I

typically edit my personal flow is that

I like to go in and edit all of the

studio just this first so I want to look

at me talking and and and the audio with

that line that up edit the whole thing

through and then I'll add b-roll later

once the main track is already

solidified and ready to go now something

else I like to do is if you hit the

letter V and let's just say I want to

change the audio of this one so the

first track sometimes what I like to do

is I'll go into audio and if you hit the

presets there's some seven you know

several different presets you might want

to look into podcast voice can be good

for some microphones other microphones

like this lapel mic I usually just go

with a balanced male voice and sometimes

I like to get rid of dynamics I think

dynamic sounds a little bit weird when

they add the extra clarity in there but

overall I would say that once you do

that it takes a few seconds to analyze

it but I think the audio then sounds a

lot better now if you want to use the

same attributes from this audio clip on

another one what you want to do is go

over and right-click on the audio and I

do the same thing with color grading a

good way to do that is just to so

like the clip go up there and say copy

and then go over to the next audio right

here this audio clip right click and say

paste attributes and you'll see right

there it's going to copulate the volume

the loudness and all the stuff that I

did to the first clip so now these two

clips should be identical in how they're

actually edited and the same thing again

you can do with the these clips up here

the actual video portion of it if I

color grade it or if I add any kind of

like resizing to this I can copy it and

I can paste it on another clip and

that's a great way to kind of make your

editing quicker and more consistent so

you don't have to go in and click on all

the settings for each individual clip so

if you do it for one you can also

highlight like a dozen other clips and

just paste it for all of those paste the

attributes and make sure that they are

all the same so other than that I

actually want to go through the top and

to show you guys a little bit about what

I use each tab for so starting with

assembly assembly is where I do most of

my importing and I kind of drag the

clips over I think it's a good way to

just simplify the window so you just

have the clips right there you have your

bins right there and then you have your

timeline right here so really easy to

drag things where they belong

really easy to organize the clips into

the respective bins and I do all of that

from the little project thing right up

at the top you can also go across and

there's a lot of other things that I

don't really use that much so you can go

into like your media browser you can see

markers and stuff like that but for my

purposes I just stay with the project

tab within the assembly tab at first

then most of my editing is actually done

in editing which makes sense I can find

the clips I want drag them in as I need

to and then I can also add some

different effects so if I want to

somehow like merge a song in here so if

I add music I can go into effects here

and I can go to like audio transitions

there crossfade and I can have a

constant gain at the beginning and at

the end of a song so if this right here

was a song and I wanted to kind of fade

in what I would do is I would take

constant gain and I would drag it over

to the beginning of this clip so you see

right there it plops in it's kind of

hard to see so let's zoom in and see

what that looks like so as you zoom in

you'll start to see that there's a

constant gain transition between these

two Clips so let's make that a little

bigger as well

and you'll see that what you could do

then is you can click on it and you can

expand it you can shrink it so a great

there you can expand or shrink the

transition period so you can make that

even longer or shorter as you find

necessary and then if you decide you

don't want it you just click on it and

you hit delete and that will get rid of

it so continuing across the top like I

said color is where you do most you

color grading or anytime you want to

change basically just the color or the

brightness or the white balance of any

any clip individually that's where you

do that if you go into effects that's

where you can kind of manage like I said

if you resize things you can do that

from the editing tab you can also do

that from here if you add like if you

want to crop something or something like

that then typically what I'll do is from

the editing tab I'll go over to effects

click the little search bar and I'll

type in crop so if I go to crop right

there then you click crop and you drag

it on to the clip so if I want to crop

this clip right here which again I

usually only do that for b-roll type

stuff you can go in and crop it or maybe

if you're like trying to blur out

another you're trying to blur out a

frame it's a good way to like make a

blurry frame on top of a clear frame and

then crop the blurry one so it only

blurs one specific area that's the way I

typically do it there might be better

ways to do that as well but that's just

an easy way that I usually do that and

so then once you have that you can go

over to effects you'll see the same kind

of window here and effects can really

control quite a bit of course you have

the basic color correction as well and

there's a little bit of a redundancy

between some different tabs but it

depends on what you're trying to do it's

kind of more convenient to have

different combinations of tools on a

single tab so audio like I said is just

basically all I do is I add the presets

and I'll maybe change like the loudness

of it the clip volume and I'll change

the EQ of it other than that I try to

keep the audio as consistent as possible

and and just really change it as little

as possible I try to just keep all the

echo out in the studio and just use a

decent microphone and I don't need to

make too many changes to the audio clip

here then lastly graphics graphics is a

good way to so if I just go and say I

want to add a title somewhere in here so

if I'm editing let's hit the letter T on

the keyboard and you'll see them in this

little text tool right here so if I

click I can type like whatever

texts I want so text text right there

and then you can click on the little

little selection tool there and you can

click and drag this around wherever you

want you can go on the right and you can

change the color of it you can change

the size of it and a lot of different

attributes with the font and of course

over here you can change the position

and the scale of the text frame itself

so this is a good way to have some

different key frames make your text move

in if it needs to or like slide into

wherever you want it to be on your frame

and so you'll see that on here it also

shows up in the next layer so you can

also move your text around throughout

the different parts of your timeline now

the next thing I want to show you guys

which is really helpful for me are the

alt and the ctrl keys so if you're

trying to drag a clip so if I have like

if I want to put a second one of this

clip somewhere so right here I have the

word text if I want to put that over

here I can hold down the Alt key and

then click and drag this text over here

and it'll show up again over there so

now I have a duplicate of it and it's

going to be absolutely identical to what

it is like over here and then on the

flip side if I have another clip and I

want to add it in between the two so if

I want to say you know what actually

this little combination right there

needs to be back here a little bit more

you can hold down control and then click

and drag it and what it does is it

pastes it in there and slide it shifts

everything to the right of that so right

there you'll see it drops it in and the

clip that used to be there is now over

on the right of that clip so let's undo

that you'll see that it was here if you

click it hold control drag it over it

shifts everything over to the right of

where it belongs so that's just a really

convenient way to move things around

again when I'm editing I do that quite a

bit but for the most part I think that's

most of the tools I use while I'm

editing I pretty much never go over to

the libraries tab but something I do

recommend from graphics is sometimes

going through browse there are some

pretty nice little free ones in here so

there's different templates if you have

Adobe stock free or premium you can go

through and see again quite a bit quite

a few different kind of lower thirds

they have and just a lot of different

stuff so we'll go to free right here see

what they have so they do have some big

title things that pop up they also have

let's see if we keep going through

you'll see there's like little titles

that slide across

they have little lower thirds they have

little action things to say like follow

or subscribe or whatever you're trying

to do and so sometimes I'll just click

and drag those in and it can change the

text on them and do everything as much

as I need to now again if I want to go

back and edit this text and I'm in the

graphics tab I can very easily just

click on this right here and then I can

go up into the text and double click on

it and I can change whatever I want

about that text and again like I showed

you before the selection tool is a great

way to click it and move it around

wherever you want so once I'm done with

that and I'm definitely not done with

this video

but what I recommend doing is actually

going to export and I showed you export

settings in another video but I'll just

summarize it really quickly here the

best way that I do it is ctrl M and ctrl

M should bring you up this window right

here then you have settings on the right

side so h.264 is usually what I use for

YouTube and for my camera just

everything works out best that way for

presets I go down to YouTube 4k Ultra HD

because this camera is recording in 4k

then I'll go down and I'll change the

output name and the folder it's in so

I'll change the folder to whatever I'm

using right now so whatever will use

this folder for now and you can change

the title of the file right there I

suppose they cancel and leave it with

whatever it was then as you go down

you'll see that you have this little

kind of sliding window right here so I

scroll down until you see VBR one-pass

make that vbr 2 pass then go down and

use maximum render quality and then

click export and you are ready to go

that's pretty much everything I have to

show you when you're editing a video it

should be enough to get you going if you

have other questions of course there's a

lot more you can do with transitions and

keyframes and moving things around I

recommend just kind of messing around it

a little bit and going to some different

forums and learning more so you know

tailor to what specifically you are

working on but for the most part if

you're making video similar to mine that

should be like the extent of the

introductory information you need when

you're editing with Adobe Premiere Pro

so I know this interface is very

intimidating I hope this guy I hope this

helped you to better understand what's

going on here I hope this helped you to

also just have a better idea of how to

be more efficient when you're editing

and just a general flow of how to just

edit your videos and make things work as

well as possible so guys as always thank

you all for watching I'll see you next

time

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