20 Temmuz 2018 Cuma

Adobe Premiere users some speed.


Greetings friends. Today we're going to make a change to the key combination we called "default", which is ready for elimination to give Adobe Premiere users some speed. At first you might get used to changing the position of the keys you are used to, but once you get used to it, you will say, "Wow, are you using it this way?" I'm sure that. When I was preparing this key combination, I got a result by combining it with Adobe After Effects shortcuts, even if I did not have my own Velocity and Final Cut keyboard. The primary goal when using a keyboard is that everything is left under the left hand and the right hand is never raised. So you are amazed by what you are doing, "what are you doing?" And even more importantly, you are doing your job easily and practically. I will present this mixture to you, if you like it, what is it? If you do not like it, you can remove it and throw it away.
You can link to the keyboard shortcuts file (hizli.kys) given in the following link:

you are copying into. And now we can start:

1- First of all, I have put a shortcut to reach short-cuts. Alt + H combination. Yes, I searched directly from Final Cut. Do not çaktırma. After this screen disappears, click on the tabs to jump to the shortcut you want to change and press the desired letter. If I want a double or triple combination, I press the keys without hesitation and the program detects it. 2- Our second shortcut is the cut key we use the most. This is the normal place Ctrl + K (so it is also in Final Cut, this time they called :)) I took this key and put it in D. Now we go to C and select the razor blade. By pressing "D" we cut the place where the red cursor on the work area is. No pain, Rocky! 3- Cutting is undoubtedly done to throw away something. We want to throw the head or the end of the piece we cut. Sometimes we get rid of a piece. There are two ways to do this in Premiere. Ripple Delete (Shortcut Shift + Delete) Ripple delete When you delete something, it also deletes the gap. If Clear is selected, it deletes only the selected item. As you can see, to reach the delete key, you have to keep the right hand. We need to get ahead of this. So I put the Clear key to "4" (4 near the left hand) and the Ripple Delete key to "S". So we can cut off with a clip D that we chose and we can easily put it on dusty shelves of history with S. Good luck with