How to Speed Ramp in Premiere Pro CC 2020

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Published 2020-01-10

Speed Ramping is a super simple effect in Premiere Pro, but using it and applying it correctly in your videos can make the difference between an amateur edit and a professional masterpiece. Today I'll show you the basics of speed ramping and how to use it!

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All Comments (21)

@rodrrico 4 years ago

Excellent tutorial, no time wasting, just neat, clean facts and practical use. Thank you for getting this tutorial spot on!
@joyzzzdontmind2979 4 years ago

Good, short and well explained. That’s how a tutorial should be! Thank you
@donovanduchene2560 3 years ago

I always avoid watching tutorials because they always feel like they take forever to explain how to do the thing I'm looking for. This one was quick and to the point and as a filmmaker with a cripplingly short attention span I appreciate that.
@michaellorenyanni1142 4 years ago

THE BEST VIDEO I HAVE SEEN ON SPEED RAMPING. Shortest, most helpful, and absolutely understandable. Matched exactly what was happening on my screen!!!! Thank you.
@angelhk7924 4 years ago

The best understandable video ever! Short and direct to the point ! Excellent work
@lukiuk86 1 year ago

so many others have made speed ramping more complex/convoluted than necessary. brilliantly simple tutorial. thank you. subscribed.
@SloggerVlogger 2 years ago

I feel kind of stupid now that I didn't think of it myself. One little thing you said made all the difference to my work which I haven't got from any other speed ramping video. If you have a whole project not just one file, which I always do "move it to another layer" so it doesn't cut off any other clip. It just makes it so much easier than nesting the clip first. Thank you.
@ADHDizzy 2 years ago

Fantastic tutorial and not too long or too short. Loving the content, keep it coming!
@The_Daliban 2 years ago

short, concise and all the information one can ask for. thanks!
@RidingOnEggshells 2 years ago

Mahgaahd I love a snappy, useful tutorial! Thank you.
@sierrakyles6966 4 years ago

Thank you for explaining this so simply!
@groovetube4134 2 years ago

Great video. Someone knows how to show exactly what to do and so quickly and easily. Just the information needed to make you feel like a pro So well done. Thanks.
@SensationalStina 4 years ago

Wow this is super simple. You made it extremely easy. Thanks a lot. I’m having fun with it.
@sonsterb1644 3 years ago

Very to the point and very helpful. thank you for posting and being so precise.
@blakeb522 4 years ago

i dont normally leave comments but this was super straight forward and very easy to follow, thank you
@Noskii 8 months ago

Thank you homie, Appreciate your knowledge!
@ostendadler1 3 years ago

Much appreciated - Been racking my brain on this one for a while
@GamingAfter50 2 years ago

Thank you! Very well explained and easy to follow.
@rbarbarossa 4 months ago

Fantastic mate, thank you so much!
@andy0245 2 years ago

Just what I needed - and so Well explained! Thank you!