Contents

Foreword

Set Up

Setting up the Hardware

Loading the Software

Project Setup

Preferences

Audio

Audio Hardware

Auto Save

Capture

Device Control

Label Colors

Label Defaults

Scratch Disks

Still Images

Titler

Trim

The Interface

Introduction to the Interface

Project Window

The Monitor Window

The Timeline Window

The Effects Window

The Effect Controls Window

The Audio Mixer Window

The Tool Palette

Tabbed Windows and Palettes

Arranging the Workspace

Creating a Custom Workspace

Capturing Media in Premiere Pro

Opening the Capture Window

Setting up Deck Control

Manual Capture

Capture In to Out Point

Batch Capture

Automatic Scene Detection

Importing Files

Organizing Your Media

Viewing Clips

Displaying and Sorting Items in the Project Window

Using the Project Window to Storyboard

Deleting an Item

Search Function

Monitors

Test Displays

“Ganging” a Reference Monitor to the Program Monitor

Loop

Audio Units

Quality Settings

Safe Areas

Dual View and Single View

Preparing a Clip in the Source Monitor

Editing

Targeting Tracks

Insert and Overlay Editing

Modifying In and Out Points on the Source Clip

Trimming Clips in the Sequence

Three-Point Editing

The Tool Palette

Cut, Copy, and Paste

Excluding and Locking Tracks

Linked and Unlinked Clips

Relinking Clips

Bringing Video and Audio Clips Back into Sync

Moving Edits in the Sequence

Slip and Slide Adjustments

Ripple and Roll Adjustments

The Trim Window

Split Edits

Selecting Multiple Items on the Timeline

Creating New Sequences

Slow and Fast Motion

Rendering

Freeze Frame

Effects

The Effects Window

The Effect Controls Window

The Motion and Opacity Fixed Effects

Applying Transitions

Creating a Default Transition

Applying and Removing Effects

Working with Keyframes

Customizing Keyframes

Adobe Title Designer

Creating a New Title Document

Working with Text

Typing on a Path

Pen Tools

Working with Graphic Elements

Object Styles

Font

Font Size

Aspect

Leading

Kerning

Tracking

Baseline Shift

Slant

Small Caps

Underline

Distort

Fill

Strokes

Shadow

Transform

Type Styles

Saving Object Styles

Style Libraries

Rolls and Crawls

Working with Templates

Importing a Logo

Previewing

Working with Audio

Track-Based vs. Clip-Based Effects

The All-New Audio Mixer

Channel Panning

Automating Changes in the Audio Mixer

Applying an Effect to a Track

Submixes

Track Display in the Timeline Window

Adjusting Clip Audio Levels

Applying a Clip Audio Effect

Fading and Crossfading

Content and Program Output

Preparing a Program for Mastering

Export to Tape

Manual Recording

Export to DVD

Adobe Media Encoder

Exporting Media

Exporting a Movie

Exporting a Frame

Exporting Audio

Interacting with Other Adobe Software

Working with Adobe Photoshop

Import

Export

Working with Adobe After Effects

Working with Adobe Audition

Working with Adobe Encore DVD

Additional Premiere Pro Resources

Index