Render the clip by pressing Enter to see smooth playback. Make sure the Speed and Duration are linked (with the Chain icon on), change the speed to 50%, and click OK.This option is really effective for small speed changes dramatic resampling can produce unnatural results. With this option disabled, the pitch will naturally go up or down. This will keep the clip’s original pitch at the new speed. If you’re changing the speed of a clip that has audio, consider selecting the Maintain Audio Pitch check box.
You’ll see a negative symbol next to the new speed displayed in the sequence. To play a clip backward, select the Reverse Speed option.If you select the Ripple Edit, Shifting Trailing Clips option, you’ll enable the clip to make space for itself.
That’s because the clip can’t move the next clip to make room for the new duration when you change these settings. By default, if you make the clip longer than the space available, the speed change will have no effect. If there’s another clip immediately after this one on the Timeline, shortening a clip will leave a gap.
Once the clips are unganged, you can also change duration without changing speed. If the Timeline clip is longer than the contents after you change the clip speed (by making it play faster), Adobe Premiere Pro inserts empty frames to keep the duration you set. Now if you enter a new speed, the duration won’t update. Click the link icon so that it shows a broken link. This means changing one updates the other. Leave Duration and Speed ganged together (the chain icon between them). You now have several options to control how the clips play back. Alternatively, you can select the clip in the Timeline and choose Clip > Speed/Duration. Right-click the Eagle_Walk clip, and choose Speed/Duration from the context menu. In the Project panel, load the sequence 02 Speed/Duration. Adobe Premiere Pro allows you to set playback speeds up to two decimal places, so you could have 27.13% if you want. You can set the duration of a clip to match a certain time or you can set the playback speed as a percentage.įor example, if you set a clip to play at 50% speed, it will play back at half speed.Ģ5% would be one quarter speed. The Speed/Duration command can change the playback speed for a clip in two very different ways. Changing the speed/duration of a clipĪlthough it’s more common to slow clips down, speeding up clips is a useful effect as well. We’re going to review fixed speed changes, the time-remapping feature, and some other options that let you make clip playback speed. It can be an effective way to add drama or to give the viewer more time to study or savor a moment. Slow motion is one of the most often used effects in video production. A Fit to Fill edit is just one way to change clip playback speed. You might change the speed of a clip for technical reasons or for artistic impact. See other books, videos, and excerpts from Maxim Jago.
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