Premiere Pro Timeline

Adobe Premiere Pro Tricks, Tips, and Hacks. How to change the duration of all your still images in the timeline. November 13, 2017 By Premiere Pro Tricks 6 Comments. History Timeline Slideshow 3D is an epic and emotional template for Premiere Pro. Use it for your history timeline or historical video. This template contains 16 placeholders and 33 editable text layers. A great way of showing off your historical photos and videos, historical chronicles, epic. In your Adobe Premiere Pro Preferences (I’m on a Mac) find “Timeline” towards the bottom. Then a panel will open up. And here’s what Smooth Scroll looks like. Your CTI stays smack dab in the center of your timeline.

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How to Copy and Paste Clips in Premiere Pro

The video below will show you two ways to copy and paste clips in your timeline in Premiere Pro. There’s a quick recap beneath the video!

Recapping the Tutorial

To sum up the video… First select the desired clip(s). Next hit Cmd+C (Mac) or Ctrl+C (PC) to copy the clip(s). Move time position indicator in the timeline to where you want to paste the clips. After that use the keyboard shortcut Cmd+V (Mac) or Ctrl+V (PC).

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There’s also an alternate way to do this. First select clips. Then hold down the Opt key (Mac) or Alt key (PC) and click on clips again and drag to them to where you want them to go. If this is a Legacy Title it’ll make a clone of that Title so it won’t change the Title you copied from if you change the new version of it. To be honest I’m still using the Legacy Title Tool in Premiere and I’m not positive how this acts with the new Title Tool.

If you enjoyed this tutorial I also recommend you checking out my crash course on editing in Premiere Pro tutorial. It’s 22 minutes long and covers virtually everything you need to know to get up and running with Premiere.

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