Adobe Premiere Pro CC and Adobe Audition CC have a brand new workflow that enables you to import a sequence from a Premiere Pro project directly into Audition. —Mike Russell
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Adobe Premiere Pro CC and Adobe Audition CC have a brand new workflow that enables you to import a sequence from a Premiere Pro project directly into Audition. —Mike Russell
A tutorial on how to make a sliding split screen effect animation in Premiere Pro CC. —Adobe in a Minute
If your Intel CPU supports Quick Sync, and if your motherboard lets you boot into running internal graphics simultaneous with your dedicated GPU, then your encoding times for H.264 files should go dramatically faster. —FocusPulling (.com)
This new CC 2018 feature allows you to include Sequence Markers when you're copying and pasting between Sequences. This tutorial will take you through the steps and show you the differences between copying by selecting clips vs setting IN and OUT points. —VideoRevealed
Recreate the viral magic trick of Kevin Parry's ball illusion. Learn how to create editing magic in this Adobe Premiere Pro tutorial. —Cinecom.net
Learn how to create an EPIC glitch slam transition in Adobe Premiere Pro! Using basic keyframing and overlay colors. —Ignace Aleya
Learn how to compress file sizes in Adobe Premiere Pro without losing visual quality. Perfect for sending smaller files sizes online to another person. —Javier Mercedes
Today I go over how to quickly make a slideshow in Adobe Premiere Pro CC. —AdobeMasters
The tutorial shows the recent updates for the Lumetri Color Panel with the new Color Match and Face Detection, as well as the New Comparison View feature. —Chinfat
With the click of a button, automatically match the color and light of two different shots in a sequence ensuring visual continuity throughout your sequence. Skin tones are preserved and matched using face detection, powered by Adobe Sensei. You can continue to adjust the settings even after the automatic match is performed. —Jonathan J Scott Films
The whip pan is a great way to transition between scenes and draw attention to your subject matter. Here are four ways you can pull it off. —Zach Ramelan, Premiumbeat