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

[toshimself1]

Hello. I'm using Premiere for many years but I got stuck with this.

I have a bunch of tracks with the video parts (music video) and I need to correct (color) some of these tracks with the Adjusment layer.

But the adjusment layer affecting for all the tracks below!(

Need your PRO help please.

[R Neil Haugen]

It's not that none of the engineers pays attention to it. This all depends on what and where the directed budget for engineer activity is set for, the engineers don't decide such things.

Neil

[abhishek29305255kzwi]

just nest the  adjust ment layer to the clips you want it to affect.

[Final Protective Fire]

Here we are in 2024 and still nothing remotely close, to what this thread has been talking about, has been implemented into Premiere Pro.

ALSO now that I have used After Effects, the way you can bind the properties of a track to any number of other tracks, would to me, be the simplest solution and a super helpful one.

[R Neil Haugen]

Just a bit of information ... AfterEffects layers in a comp, are not at all in any way equivalent to tracks in Premiere.

They are the exact same as the layers in the Essential Graphics panel, or ... the user-added effects in the Effects Control Panel.

Although the pic-whip tool is an awesome thing in Ae ... 

[Final Protective Fire]

That makes sense, I won't claim to know what the back end of Ae or Pr BUT I know I'm not the only one trying to do nest/adjustment layer inception, and having a function that would allow for targeted adjustment layers, would make a lot of peoples lives easier and has been complained about for over 10 years in this thread alone.

[precise_problem27092]

Yes, still no simple solution to this problem.

Should be so easy to implement ...

[ika127]

Client service said to me: make "nest" adjustment layer and 1 track together. 

[Kajetan5CE3]

You can always just color correct a single clip, click copy, select all the other clips you want color corrected and click "paste formatting".