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johnt53984649
johnt53984649
Inspiring
January 5, 2017
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Ease In & Ease Out Shortcuts?

  • January 5, 2017
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So, in Premiere Pro CC 2015.3, I use the Ease In and Ease Out settings for temporal interpolation for a lot of my keyframes, but it's become EXTREMELY repetitive to highlight all of the keyframes for a clip, right click and select "Ease In," and then right click again to select "Ease Out."  This is so repetitive because I have tons of clips that I'm giving simple movements and opacity fades to, but linear temporal interpolation (the default) looks too harsh and sudden.  Because of this, I have several questions.  Please answer all of them if you can:

  1. Is it possible to set the default temporal interpolation for ALL keyframes for ANY clip in a project / sequence (preferably to make "Ease In" and "Ease Out" applied by default when a new keyframe is added to a property)?
  2. Is it possible to add keyboard shortcuts that apply "Ease In" and "Ease Out" to selected keyframes OR to all keyframes for a selected property for a clip?
  3. If none of the above is possible, would it be possible to do with scripting?  I know that scripting for Premiere seems to be really uncharted territory, but it would definitely be much easier to click one button than to right click and navigate a menu twice for EVERY single clip in my project.

Obviously the preferred option would be to change the default temporal interpolation to apply "Ease In" and "Ease Out" for all keyframes (including when adding a keyframe to a property for the first time).  I've looked around and I've found nothing like this, though, so maybe it'll just have to be a feature request.

Anyway, please answer all of my three questions above.  Thank you!

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      Correct answer Kevin-Monahan

      Hi JohnT,

      The team has added these to the Keyboard Shortcuts UI since you first posted. You need to add them manually, but they are available. Thanks to the team for adding them. Apologies it took this long. 🙂

       

      Thanks,

      Kevin

      4 replies

      johnt53984649
      johnt53984649Author
      Inspiring
      September 3, 2018

      I can't believe this still hasn't been added after all this time.

        R Neil Haugen
        R Neil Haugen
        Legend
        September 3, 2018

        Please go to the UserVoice system and post this. That goes directly to the team engineers and to the managers who set budgets.

        From what I've been told at NAB by engineers  ... they can't share what's on the lists but with much rolling of eyes they note some of the silly things that get a lot of posts.

        So. This would be a simple but very time-saving change. post the idea. If  you see one like this searching, vote it up.

        Neil

        Everyone's mileage always varies ...
          BDigital11
          BDigital11
          Participant
          September 14, 2019
          Where is the UserVoice system, so I can post this. Not having this feature has surely cost me a total of several hours, and that is growing by the day!
          B
          Bopfish
          Participating Frequently
          August 20, 2018

          I couldn't agree more about the need for this feature. Doing hundreds of edits and movements on footage, it would be great to make the default selectable such as "ease out" which currently makes the next point you set "ease in" - that would save a lot of keystrokes!

            Kevin-Monahan
            Community Manager
            Kevin-MonahanCommunity ManagerCorrect answer
            Community Manager
            January 5, 2017

            Hi JohnT,

            The team has added these to the Keyboard Shortcuts UI since you first posted. You need to add them manually, but they are available. Thanks to the team for adding them. Apologies it took this long. 🙂

             

            Thanks,

            Kevin

            Kevin Monahan - Sr. Community and Engagement Strategist – Adobe Pro Video and Audio
              johnt53984649
              johnt53984649Author
              Inspiring
              January 6, 2017

              I do use After Effects, but usually for completely different types of projects.  I don't typically create finalized versions of videos completely within the program, and After Effects seems unnecessary since I'm simply moving objects around on screen.  But this is basically what I expected, so I'll just stick to my current method unless somebody knows how to do this with a script.

              I'll go ahead and fill out the feature request.  I certainly hope this will get implemented.  Thanks for the information.

                R Neil Haugen
                R Neil Haugen
                Legend
                January 5, 2017

                I see this has slipped a few pages, and I think this would be of interest to quite a few users ... so, let's see if ProDesignTools​, Vidya Sagar​, Kevin-Monahan​, or Trent Happel​ have any ideas.

                As always, the Bug/Feature report/request form would be good ...

                https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform

                Neil

                Everyone's mileage always varies ...
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