How does Premier use shortcut keys to cut footage?

Clipping of PRShortcutsIt's ctrl+x. The shear of the body with spike lifting is as follows:

1. Tools Raw Materials:

Huawei MateBook 15, Windows 10, Adobe Premiere Pro CC.

Second, the specific steps:

1. Double-click to open the Premiere program on your computer.

2. Click "New" or "Open an existing project".

<>4. Finally, press and hold the "Ctrl+X" key combination to cut.

2. The source monitor is the original footage you imported, so we can't edit it. But we can pick the first fragment of it, and that's the key to this trick.

4. Mark the dot at the end of the clip we want, shortcut key O. At this point we can see that the fragment we want has been selected.

5. Create a new sequence. At this point we click "Insert", the shortcut "" and the "clip we have selected will be inserted into the location of the timeline cursor." If there is already a ** clip at the cursor, clicking Insert will squeeze it back, and clicking to cover the Qi stool, the shortcut key "."

The waiting time will be partially overwritten. In addition, we can also drag the source file with the mouse, and we will find that the selected fragment is being dragged.

6. Now let's summarize. This editing method is more in line with the concept of "sequence" in naming, that is, the orderly arrangement of a **segment, and the source file is the ** of this scumbag fierce fragment. So what we do is select the fragment from the source file and put it in the sequence.

This operation is significantly more intuitive and logical. In addition, with this method, with a certain amount of preparation in the early stage, you can complete the editing in the time to finish watching the footage, or even faster.

7. If the sequence is not in chronological order of the material, you can also mark the source material, when you need this part of the material, click to go to the previous and next marking point, you can quickly find the location. In short, dare to experiment and learn to use various tools flexibly.

1.Duplicate footage on a track (alt+drag).

When you want to copy the material on the time track, if you copy one by one, it feels so slow, many people use CTRL+C to copy the material, but when dragging, the original material may be overwritten, in fact, as long as you hold down Alt+drag, you can quickly copy.

2.Cut all tracks at once (Shift+C).

Extraction and deletion, when you want to delete or extract when you use multiple tracks, when you need to crop, you can generally only crop one material at a time, at this time, as long as you hold down the Shift+C key to crop all the tracks on the ** and audio.

3.Insert the material from the library, "key".

When you have finished editing a piece of footage, if you want to insert another piece of footage in one of the positions, just place the time ruler at the position you want to insert, select the footage and press it, and then press the "," button under the English input method, so that you can quickly insert the track.

4.Quickly select all the footage on the right (A key).

This allows you to quickly select a large number of materials, and you don't need to reduce the materials first and then select them all, and you can get it directly with one click.

5.Batch grading

You can right-click a new "Adjustment Layer" in the footage window, place the adjustment layer on top of the footage, and only grade the adjustment layer.

6.Match frames

If you often want to find the corresponding timeline in the asset box but don't know how to do it, then the F key will be your savior, just press the F key and you will be able to find the corresponding frame on the asset monitor, which can effectively help you replace or modify the material. If you want to find the corresponding frame on the timeline from the footage monitor, you can do so by pressing shift+r.

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