Premiere has layers, not nodes. Not just a terminology difference, there are functional differences in the coding.
Still, you can create a preset easily, for any effect or group of effects. Presets copy the settings for effects that you have used on a clip.
- First of course, you need to apply an effect or effects to a clip.
- Then go to the Effects Control Panel (ECP), and change the settings to what you want.
- Right-click the name of the effect in the ECP, and select "Save Preset".
- You are asked to name the preset, and it is wise to include a comment as to what it does.
- The preset you've created now appears in the Effects panel in the Presets bin.
- You can create and name bins to store your presets in the Effects Panel.
- Drag/drop them to a clip/s just as you would with any effect.
You can select several different effects at the same time, and make a preset that includes all of them.
When applied to a clip or selected clips, they will have all the settings that they had when you saved the preset.
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