How to make adjustment layer affect only for one track? Please

Adobe crew, it has been created in 2013. Now is almost 2019 and nothing changed. Please add an ability to make the adjusment layer affect for only one track. It's simple and we need it. Nesting isn't a solution because I should see all the tracks and edits while working with adjustment layers, Please add this functionality.

The function you are talking about is actually in Premiere, just not in the way you might think.  IF you look at photoshop, the layers are vertically aligned in a single STACK.  The STACK is how they get to the next step in the processing. One stack is equivalent to one TRACK in PREMIERE.   But TRACKS are HORIZONTAL and stretch according to TIME in Premiere (and in the photoshop video editor).  You can NEST stacks in photoshop by placing layers in "GROUPS" that are like a folder of layers.  You can have groups within groups, etc.  You can apply effects at the layer, and at the group level.  The group level applies to the entire groups output.  The outer STACK only does this with the TOP LAYER if it's an adjustment layer, or you can group the entirety first, then apply effects to that total output.

In Premiere:

Tracks are transport wrappers that split the frame information, then apply any effects at keyframe markers.  An adjustment layer is a CLIP.  Don't argue.  Clips and frames go onto tracks for transport.  An adjustment layer goes onto a track with a special instruction set to the FRAMESERVER and an alpha channel video that grabs the video immediately below.  The alpha channel is a transparent video, like a blank film sheet for an overhead projector.  The effects that go onto it are translucent, as the pixels that show through are affected by any effect on the film, but continue to show through.

Just a thought:

You could apply the effect to the clip itself, within the track and copy\paste it to any other clips necessary.  (NOT MY RECOMMENDATION, just a thought)

For your given situation:

To get your desired setting (an adjustment layer on a single track), remember that an adjustment layer is a clip like any other clip or image you place onto a track.  The track is the train that takes it to the processing chips.  Open a new sequence, put your video clips you want the layer to affect onto one track, then put the adjustment layer on the top track above them.  Replace the clips in the track in your original sequence with the new sequence you just created; it will act and function like a single clip.

Faster route:

Highlight and rightclick the section you want to apply an adjustment to.  Now select NEST, which will open a new sequence with the selected clips.  Now you can apply the adjustment layer to the track above them.

I like this the way it is.  If you're looking for a more "my deadline is 10 minutes ago" software, pay $30 once for a cheap piece of software that'll leave your video a bit broken if you have VFR issues.  IF you're like me, the only part you're still looking for is the ability to render effects in the background.  I'll be asking about that in the feature forum.

Hey guys, I FOUND A SOLUTION!!!

It´s quite simple.

1) Create a NEW SEQUENCE, and put the video to wich you want to apply the EFFECT or EFFECTS

2) Don´t edit this video, live it as is inside that sequence

3) Insert the NEW SEQUENCE in a track in your production and EDIT it as any video track

Hi everybody.  I too would see this as a great feature, to be able to link an adjustment layer to only the first layer below, it would allow me to work much more fluidly.

That said...

Depending on your adjustment, you could use the select and paste.  It's old, but it works.  You need to build the adjustment into the effects on a clip, copy the clip on the timeline, and then select all the clips on the timeline and Paste Effects\attributes\properties (cannot remember which) rather than Paste.  This should apply the effect to all the clips on that track.

Downside: This has to be the first edit.  Basically, because it overwrites all the effects in all the clips, you'll have to perform all your common edits to one clip, then apply them to all the others using this paste style.

I just wanted to add that such a function would be wonderful! Maybe something similar to photoshop in which you can tell the program to only affect the layer underneath or something.

Yes, 3 year old thread... but a very useful one, because unfortunately that feature (target an adjustment layer to specific tracks) has never been implemented! All I can say is that I met Al Mooney (Premiere product manager) a week ago, and brought up the idea of applying effects at track level. He said "interesting idea".

One thing that has been added is "master-side fx": the ability to add effects at the master clip level. Turns out it works for adjustment layers, too! So to add to the thread's list of workarounds, I sometimes like to throw an adjustment layer, chop it up so it's only above the clips I want to affect, and then any effect adjustment applies to the entire, customized section. It's worth it in certain circumstances.

For some reason, masks are excluded from master-side fx. Hopefully it gets added in the future.

I think you're going to have to lift all the footage you don't want corrected onto a track above the adjustment layer track. The only other option would be to shoot the project through to AE and get funky with precomposing adjustment layers or linking your CC filters with an expression.

Adobe Premiere PRO Help / Adjustment Layers (CS6)

http://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/help-tutorials-adjustment-layers.html