If you've been.
On Instagram.
Lately, you've noticed
it's become a video first platform.
And one of the trending reel themes that I've seen
is people taking a trending audio clip
and cutting their photos and
videos to the beat of the music and then overlaying text.
With how many photos they use,
how many videos and the.
Duration to kind of
do a breakdown tutorial.
But how did they use
that trending music?
That's what I'm going to show you
how to do in today's video.
Let's get into it. Saturday
So the audio clip I'm going to be.
Using is from Spencer
Wellings, Instagram Real.
Of course, you can.
Use this trend with your own original.
Music track,
but if you want to use
the trending music, what you need to do
is go to the.
Real on your phone, swipe down,
and you can. Press the.
Screen recording icon.
So once it's recording, we can go.
Back to the.
Real and then. Press play.
And this will also record the audio.
Oh.
Once it's done, I can stop. The.
Recording and from. There it'll.
Save to my photos
and I can airdrop it to my computer.
So I've imported the screen recording
into my timeline.
Now I.
Want to separate the video
from the audio clip.
Because we don't want the screen
recording playing.
We're going to put our own photos there.
So I'm going a press command
or control on a PC and.
Delete the. Video portion.
And now I'm going to.
Create a marker at each beat.
Point from which we can
then place our own.
Videos.
There
So first in the beginning,
I'll press em to create a marker,
then I'll go to the next beat point.
Just make sure you have the sequence.
Selected and then press em again.
Because what I'm going to show
you next is automate the.
Sequence in it works
only with sequence markers.
So I have these two videos here and I.
Set in and out points
because I only wanted
this portion of the clip.
And here I set in and out points to
and I also did the same here.
I set in and out points,
so I ordered them
in the sequence that I want.
And then the. Last one is the.
Photo of me inside the.
Hot tub. Here.
And I didn't need to slide in and out
points for. This because it's a photo.
We can trim it later
so now we can select them in the order
that we want them to appear
in the timeline.
So it's like the.
First one, press
command, the second, third and fourth,
then go down and select automate.
To. Sequence.
This will bring up a new window
from the ordering dropdown.
We want to select selection order.
We want them to lay in the timeline
in the order that we selected them right
then to sequence.
We want to go from placement dropdown
and choose
at unnumbered markers,
then from ignore options
I want to choose ignore.
Audio because the video has audio.
And I don't want that.
Audio to overwrite the music.
So then press OK.
And look at. That.
It'll completely line it. Up at the.
Beep points.
So that's how you can edit.
Easily to the beat of the.
Music and then just press.
To cut off the access.
Here. And now we. Have.
Move.
In for. This last clip here of the photo.
I'm just going to go to effect controls
and here I'm going to scale this down
so I have more of the image and frame.
So it's looking more nice
and then over time I want to.
Have. It animate in.
So I'm going to. Choose.
Toggle animate on
and toggle animate scale
and then move forward
and just zoom in slightly over time.
And then. The last two.
Keyframes, all lasso and select control.
Click.
Temporal into correlation into.
Interpolation. And.
Choose is.
In and now it zooms in.
Oh.
The last thing I want to do.
Before. We get into the other.
Part is add.
An adjustment layer with. A film stock.
So we're going to control click
on the negative space,
new item
adjustment layer and press OK and drag
and drop. The adjustment layer on top.
Of the clip and drag.
It in. Select the adjustment layer.
Then we're going to go.
To Luma Tricolor and from look we can.
Choose Fuji.
500 D and now.
It all. Has a similar look.
So this was the before and after.
Now let's play back
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The next thing we need to.
Do is create.
That screen recording of the timeline
to overlay on top. Of the video.
So now
we need to do the screen recording.
And for that I want to make the.
Video layer a little bit. Bigger.
So I'm going to click on this line
and just.
Pull it up. A little bit.
And then from here
I'm going to use the screen recording.
Software to record. The timeline.
Playing back so from QuickTime.
Player, you can go. Up to file.
New screen recording,
and from here
you can change the proportions and.
Just record the little.
Timeline here.
Just like that and then press.
Play while it records.
Oh.
And then you.
Can save the.
Screen recording
and import it into your project panel.
So this is the.
Screen recording of it playing back.
What I want to.
Do is overlay. It on top. Of this video.
So I'm going to.
Reduce the size of this. Layer again.
So I have more space.
And then from the source panel here,
bring it back to the beginning and.
Press.
I and add that outpoint here
and now we can drag and drop.
This. Screen recording on.
Top of the adjustment. Layer.
Now, when we go
back to the program monitor.
We have.
That screen recording on top.
Of our sequence
because of the reels,
we want to have space for the.
Text and information below.
So we want it to be a. Little bit higher.
Right around. Here is just.
Fine. Now we.
Can create the text with the type.
Tool and the essential. Graphics layer.
So select the type.
Tool and click on the program panel to.
Type out the word tutorial. For example.
And let's make this a little bit
bigger so. Let's go down to. The.
Text and let's.
Increase this to like 80. To align it.
You can go to align and transform
and select horizontal center
to center, align it
and then you'll notice.
That I also have a.
Background
and that's because under appearance I.
Chose.
Background
and you can also make rounded corners
and you can choose
how much width around the text
you want by using this. Slider.
I created the tutorial text.
Now I want to create. The text.
For the number. Of videos, the.
Duration, the number of photos
and the duration.
So I'll just quickly do that.
A few moments. Later all right.
So this. Is the final ECG.
Reel that I put together for this one.
We have three videos that.
Are 0.7 5 seconds and one.
Photo that is 2.2 5 seconds.
Oh.
And then from.
Here we can go to export.
And I recommend changing it to match.
Source adaptive
high bit rate,
because that way
it'll be a vertical export.
So you can just upload. It
to Instagram reels.
So once it's exported, drag
and drop it into your airdrop.
And now I have it on my phone.
So now that we're inside of Instagram,
I'm going to select.
The real that has. The trending. Audio.
We see it
lost in the outlet,
the little audio clip here
so we can click. On that.
And we can choose use audio.
And then from the lower left, I'm going.
To select the video that we exported.
So from here, this is where it gets cool.
You can go up to the little.
Audio symbol at the top,
click on the music symbol,
and then you can.
Choose which. Audio you want to use.
So I.
Don't want to use the camera.
Audio, which is the. Audio from my video.
I want to use. The.
Outlines.
Audio, so I'll increase that up to.
100% and then hit done
and then you can hit next,
and then you can write a caption
and share. Two reels.
So now you can see I.
Have my real plane and I have the Spencer
Welling Outland. Original audio.
That many other.
People have used,
but I still was able to edit
it separately from Premiere Pro.
So that's all for today's video.
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See you next time. Bye.