okay okay okay check this out this is
what a brick of cards looks like the
casinos get them in packs of 12 you know
whatever in boxes of what's a gross 144
decks which is yeah you do the math all
right first things first let's break
these in see how they feel a little bit
feeling pretty good dig it here's we're
gonna do I'm gonna run my finger through
the deck you're gonna think of one card
that you see inside you're not gonna
think of the bottom line you're not
gonna think of the top one because
that's that's too easy so on the count
of three I will riffle through it's
gonna be fast so let's make sure this is
in focus one two three shoe there you go
you should have one card in your mind
right now hands are empty I will reach
inside my jacket and pull out one card
which is my favorite card sure which
happens to be hopefully the card that
you're thinking of now I do talk with my
hands a lot and you guys do mention that
in the comments so have I shown you an
image subliminally that you've been kind
of conditioned to see over these past
couple weeks because if you didn't
notice on one of these tattoos I
actually do you have the two hearts is
that a coincidence is a dedication I
don't know but what I do know is that
I'm about to blow some minds with some
Premiere Pro goodness so let's get
started
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what's up everybody Peter MacKinnon here
and welcome to the first and the only
three minute Thursday today we're gonna
talk about how you can loop tracks
within Premiere Pro - any time duration
that you want it's gonna blow your mind
you're gonna be like how how have I not
known that this and what is that's two
in a row so let's throw three minutes on
the clock not like I'm gonna stick to it
let's begin okay so let's say you have a
video to do that's ten minutes long it's
15 it's a tutorial it's a it's a talking
head thing but you want to use a track
that you have that you selected for this
piece but when you look at the time
stamp on it it's only about three
minutes long so how you gonna do that
well typically you would take that clip
you would hold down alt on your keyboard
and you would drag that across you would
copy it over then you would find a spot
near the end where you could cut and
then you would go to the new clip and
find a spot in the beginning that you
could cut you would delete that then you
would join them together and then you
would probably go over to your effects
tab and throw like a crossfade or a
constant power in there and you'd do
that over and over and over again until
you reached your time stamp but what if
there is an easier way to do that well
there is so what you're gonna want to do
is head over to edit edit in Adobe
Audition
and click sequence go ahead and name
that to loop track and we're gonna hit
OK and Matt it's gonna open up Adobe
Audition
okay so once that pops open you're gonna
want to create a new multitrack session
so to do that just hit file new
multitrack session and we can go ahead
and name that two loop track extension
hit okay who come over to the left side
here and drag that audio into the track
one now we're gonna want to do is come
over to the properties tab down on the
side here it might be on Media Browser
for you but just click properties then
click this remix tab choose enable remix
click that and it takes like not a no
maybe like five seconds to remix that
whole track once that's done you're
gonna come back over and you're gonna
change the target duration to whatever
you want that loop to be so let's say 10
minutes hit OK it takes 3 seconds and
you are done
you now have a looped track ten minutes
long with perfect cuts seamless no extra
work mind blown
you can even see the cuts where Adobe
made them
zoom in we can preview that it sounds a
little like this completely undetectable
and if you want to shorten that track
it'll do exactly the same thing just
reverse it and it'll make those cuts for
you so once you're done you're gonna
head over to file export export to Adobe
Premiere Pro hit export and it's gonna
open premiere back up you're gonna hit
OK for new audio track and it's gonna
dump that track down below you're done
that is it you can go ahead and delete
that short one that you had at the
beginning replace it with your new
10-minute clip and you can see it goes
all the way to the end
it also dumps that extra new track in
your project bin over here so you can
see that's the new that's the old and
that is how you loop a track seamlessly
within Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe
Audition gone are the days of having to
do it manually don't worry my mind was
blown too and that is your three four
five minute Thursday I hope you guys
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