http://library.creativecow.net/devis_andrew/Premiere-Pro-CS6-Basics_5 In this tutorial, Andrew Devis shows what happens when you open a project saved in a previous version of Premiere Pro and how it changes the default workspace back to that of a previous version. He then goes on to show how to reset your workspace back to the default CS6 workspace. Andrew also shows how to customize your workspace, save a new workspace layout, delete a workspace and maximize panels both to include and exclude t
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I remember this tutorial was one of my favorites when I started working with CS6. Now I need to study it again as being comfortable with our software is 1/2 to 3/2 of the editing experience. Thank you Andrew.
I mistakenly deleted my all work spaces of my Adobe Premiere Pro cs6, help me to recover my all workspaces please help me please please pleaseππππππππππππ
reminder for myself
"ctrl+drag" undock a panel
"ctrl+`" fullscreen on/off for "Source" and "Program:Sequence" panel
straight forward and easy to understand. Thank you.
What actual difference does it makes between Undock Panel and Undock Frame ?
i have a question. when i delete timeline and then i put it back od place where it was it writes "no sequence"…how i make there a sequence again…
sorry for my english, i hope you understand what i want to say
Wow, Your teaching method is awesome. thankx
Awesome. Simple thing, but explained, shown (and edited) really, really well. (I say this as someone who's been teaching editing for 10+ years) Cheers!
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I can simply say that you're a professional editor and good director… thank you so very much >>>>>> keep going >>>>>>>
you are a life saver
Very nice video. I am starting to learn the CS6 suite. I was "of course" playing around and lost all control of panels. Some went here, there and who knows. You got me back. I will be checking out your stuff. Nice, easy relaxed learning, covering all the basis. Great job.
This video helped a lot. Especially, with setting getting rid keyboard shortcuts which are often used when working in Premiere Pro.
It's no big deal because all I have to do is go to Window > Workspace, and then pick my Saved Workspace, but I thought that was the point of having the "Import Workspace with Project" setting… Unless that option is something entirely different and I misunderstood.
Everytime I open a project, it keeps switching the workspace back to the Editing default from my own saved workspace, even if I have "Import Workspace from Projects" UNCHECKED. Now these projects I have never used before, but if I save my own version with my workspace applied, it'll open the project with that last used workspace I had applied. It seems having import checked or unchecked has no effect. Is there a way to open a new project but still keep my own workspace?
I am doing the same thing. I was using FCP X and Premiere seems to have a lot more control over editing then FCP X does.
Awesome video. This helped me out a lot with understanding the layout and how to change it.
You were born to do this! Keep up the great work!
Absolutely love your tutorials. You sound clear. You explain thoroughly. You're a lifesaver π
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Thank you for some great videos π
These are the best tutorials, perfect for a complete beginner. Thank you so much!
Absolutely brilliant tutorials, thank you for 'em! π
Just a little tip for Nordic keyboard users: The "Maximize or Restore frame under cursor"- button you're talking about at around 8 minutes, is actually the "ΓΆ"-key.
That's all. Thanks! I'll continue watching the series!
So thorough. I'm making the shift from FCP to CS6, these make the transition much easier.
Great work. Lost without these tutorials. Thanks
I love this series! Great work Andrew π