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Apply custom keyboard shortcut to specific effects
Is there a way to apply a keyboard shortcut to a add a specific effect like RGB color corrector to a clip?
I looked through the shortcut menu but didn’t see any options to apply shortcuts for adding particular effects to a selected clip. In FCP I know it’s possible to do this by making effects favorites. Is there anything simular in Premiere?
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Select clip and double click op the effect.
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So I’ve selected the clip and double clicked on the effect under effect controls but that doesn’t seem to do anything. If I right click the effect Premiere allows me to save a preset but what I would like to do is apply a keyboard shortcut to that preset. Is this possible?
Sorry If I wasn’t clear about what I’m looking to do.
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Click on the effect in the Effects panel not the Effect Controls.
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I see that double clicking the effect in the panel will add it to the clip which is helpful. But I’m wondering if there is anyway to assign a keyboard shortcut to apply the effect rather than using the mouse.
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Michael – A note in case useful (way after the fact, now that I’m looking on the dates on this thread, but maybe you’ll see it.) If you’re working on a PC, check out AutoHotKey.com.
It’s an open source free key-mapping/mouse-click-mapping (plus does much more) utility I discovered.
You can learn to do simple mappings quickly, and, if you want to put in the time, pretty sophisticated scripts that save an amazing amount of time.
If you’re on a Mac, I’m guessing there are similar utilities.
Margarita
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