Intro
In this video we’re going to look at the Stream Deck XL with Adobe Premiere Pro.
Stream Deck XL
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- 8×4 grid = 32 programmable keys
- Start programmes
- Change cameras
- Manage streams
- Adjust your audio
- Change your lights
- OBS, Streamlabs, Twitch, YouTube, Twitter, and more.
- And much, much more
Premiere Pro Usage
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- Customisable so everyone’s will be different
- What were talking about here is how I have mine setup for editing
- We’ll take a look at the buttons I’ve setup for editing Premiere Pro
- Currently setup with one main screen
- and… one sub-folder
- My goal was to have most of my common edit keys available on my left hand
- Leaving my right hand to work the mouse
Interface overview
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- Lets take a look at the main screen and folder for my Premiere Pro editing setup
- On the main screen you’ll see there is a key in the upper left to go back up another level
- On that screen there are the keys to launch the Adobe products and basic PC sound controls
- Back in the main screen there is a folder icon to go down another level
- One screen down are non-essential keys or one’s that didn’t fit on the main screen!
- But the folder icon gives quick and easy access to that screen
- I’ve made the icons using FontAwesome 4.7 which are still free
- If you’re interested in the Icons let me know down below
Let’s get into it – row 1
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- 1 Up one level
- 2 Save – ctrl+s
- 3 Folder as I’ve mentioned takes me down to one screen below
- 4 Zoom out key mapped to the period key
- 5 Mark in mapped to I
- 6 Play in to out with pre-roll mapped to shift+space
- 7 Mark out mapped to O
- 8 Timeline panel and display timeline Multi Action mapped to Shift 3 then \
Let’s get into it – row 2
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- 9 Highlight projects panel mapped to Shift-1
- 10 Clear I/O mapped to Multi Action Shift+2 then Ctrl+Shift+X
- 11 Undo mapped to Ctrl+Z
- 12 Alt mapped to Alt
- 13 Left one frame mapped to Left
- 14 Ripple delete mapped to D
- 15 Cut mapped to Ctrl+X
- 16 Right one frame mapped to Right
Let’s get into it – row 3
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- 17 Effects Control panel mapped to Shift+5
- 18 Decrease video row height mapped to Ctrl+-
- 19 Increase video row height mapped to Ctrl+=
- 20 Shift mapped to Shift
- 21 Link clips mapped to Ctrl+L
- 22 Ripple trim previous edit mapped to Q
- 23 Play mapped to Space
- 24 Ripple trim to next edit mapped to W
Let’s get into it – row 4
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- 25 Effects panel mapped to Shift-7
- 26 Decrease audio row height mapped to Alt+-
- 27 Increase audio row height mapped to Alt+=
- 28 Ctrl mapped to Ctrl
- 29 Unlink clips mapped to Ctrl+L
- 30 Play timeline from beginning mapped to Multi Action Shift+3 then Ctrl+Shift+Space
- 31 Swap preview between Composite video and audio mapped to Shift+2, Ctrl+# then Shift+2, Ctrl+,
- 32 Zoom in mapped to =
Segment: One screen down
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- 1 Up one level back to the main screen
- 2-7 Label colours mapped to keys for colour coding
- 8 Play timeline in expanded preview screen Mapped to Multi Action Delete I/O Ctrl+Shift+X then focus on Playback panel Shift+4
- Then Play from beginning Ctrl+Shift+Space
- 9 Open keyboard preferences mapped to Ctrl+Alt+K
- 10 Open remove attributes panel for selected clip mapped to Alt+R
- 14 Fit to Frame mapped to Alt+S
- 18 and 19 volume up and down by 6db for selected clip
One screen down – continued
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- 22 and 24 move to beginning and end of selected clip
Checkout the video to see how I’ve applied the above settings.
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