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* The Effects Control tab is used to edit effect paramters | * The Effects Control tab is used to edit effect paramters | ||
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* The default video effects are | * The default video effects are | ||
** Motion | ** Motion | ||
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** Channel Volume | ** Channel Volume | ||
** Panner | ** Panner | ||
| − | * | + | *Any effects that were manually added will also appear in the list. |
| + | *You can click on the name of a effect | ||
[[Category:Premiere Pro]] | [[Category:Premiere Pro]] | ||
Revision as of 13:33, 8 January 2019
Premiere Pro has a wide variety of audio and video effects.
You can use the search bar at the top of the Effects tab to quickly search for effects.
Adding Effects
- Click the Effects tab
- Find the effect that you want to use.
- Drag the effect on to the clip in the timeline.
Editing Effects
- The Effects Control tab is used to edit effect paramters
- The Effect Control tab displays the effects for the currently selected clip in the timeline.
- The default video effects are
- Motion
- Opacity
- Time Remapping
- The default audio effects are
- Volume
- Channel Volume
- Panner
- Any effects that were manually added will also appear in the list.
- You can click on the name of a effect
