How's it going everybody this is the inner house with Epidemic Sound and today
we're gonna learn how to edit to the beat.
So we've opened up Premiere Pro and what I've gone ahead and done is picked a couple of selects from a trip
that I went to the mountains with. It's basically just my buddy Alex walking through
forests looking for a shot and then he gets the shot and then whoa!
So the editor doesn't just put something together they tell a story and they're
graceful and they make everything kind of flow together and blend well, and what
we're gonna do is we're gonna look for a song that fits with this video and we're
gonna find it through Epidemic Sound. So what genre I would probably pick for
this film it's very slow, somber mountains. I'm gonna do a indie folk song
because I always do indie folk songs because I really like them I like
listening to indie folk music so I'm gonna pick something that I actually
enjoy listening to because that kind of fits with my style too, so if you are
cutting like some street photography footage then feel free to use hip-hop
feel free to use EDM house music if you're doing like a festival.
It's gonna work with that but for this film in particular I'm gonna use some
indie folk maybe some folk pop yeah. This is pretty much my favorite album on
here. So one of the biggest things you're gonna look for when editing to the beat
is right here BPM and what that stands for is beats per minute. So a higher beat
per minute will be a faster song and a lower beat per minute is gonna be
slower. So I normally will go with higher bpm typically a higher
energy relaxing or happy is what I would typically go with for an edit like this
Maybe even mysterious I don't know you might lose your viewer if it's too
slow or if it's a little too boring so I kind of start with
faster more high even if I picked like a slower genre like folk pop.
So the cool thing about Epidemic Sound is that you can test every song before
you download it, so I'm gonna pick this song "With Open Eyes I See". I'm gonna
click download and I'm gonna do the full mix. So I brought that into Premiere and
what I'm gonna do is I'm just gonna drag this into my a-one or audio track right
here and then I'm going to pull down on this tab right here to get a better look
at the waveform and then zoom in using the plus key. So what I'm looking for
here is tempo changes and a beat with a high decibel. So you can see right here
where it drops down it stays consistent it drops and changes right here so
that's a good indicator of a tempo change, so I would probably try and make
a cut there and then right here it hits so this is probably a good
decibel change so that's also a nice place to add a cut. Cutting on a sound
or action is typically going to be the most successful and bring that to
where the tempo changes. So let's take a look at this, this is about ten seconds
Let's see if this is hitting on the right tempo changes and beat drops just
based on looking at the waveform.
So I'm gonna cut that a little bit earlier because it kind of drops right
here. This is really where the bass hits a little bit let's bring that right
there, see how this looks.
So cool, so yeah that works. With this song in particular it has a good
consistent rhythm to it where it's pretty easy to find where it's gonna hit.
It doesn't necessarily have to cut in the same place each time but for this
example I'm just gonna show you guys some like linear consistent beat to beat
editing. So songs build up to a point or a climax. So what we're gonna do is we're
going to kind of rise in anticipation and tell the story along to where it's
gonna climax with the music. So right here we have a big tempo shift where it
starts to build up for about a minute which is a very neat buildup. So what
we're gonna do is we're gonna cut it right before it starts to build up. I'm
just gonna click on this and command K with my keyboard to cut that what I've
done over here is I've cut where the beat drops on this side and then I'm
gonna delete this bring these together but put this on the track below and then
what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna line up the music with these where it kind of
trails down trails down and then I'm gonna go over to my effects tab over
here and I'm gonna use an exponential fade. Expo fade. I'm gonna bring that in a
little bit maybe to right about there and what this is gonna do is it's going
to allow these two parts of the song to transition into each other more smooth.
You can also do the same thing with the pen tool but for this example I'm just
going to use exponential to change, it's a lot easier. So let's play it through
one time. It's not gonna be perfect on the first try but let's see if it works.
So you see how those could work together. What we're gonna do is bring that in a
little bit closer and a little bit later, see how that works.
A little too abrupt there. That almost works too. So just play around with it
a little bit until it kind of just starts to make sense on its own. There we go.
It dropped, so what I was doing there is I'm just dragging these two audio
waveforms just back and forth to adjust it to kinda end on the right place is
where I want it because as an editor it's our job to manipulate the audio and
use it in a way that works with our film, if it doesn't work automatically which
it's not going to.
Now how long did that take, not long at all. So in today's video we showed you a
simple way to edit to the beat and also we showed you a way to make your drop
happen where you want it to happen. Thank you guys so much for watching if you
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