Simply select the two or more layers you want to combine into one composition. Then select another clip or clips you want to have the same adjustments applied to, go to Edit and select Paste (( Ctr+V or Cmd+V).Ĭreating and working with a pre-comp is very easy and can remind you of Premiere Pro’s nested sequences. If you are copying multiple effects, then select the effects holding Shift, go to Edit, and select Copy. The same idea can be used with other effects too.Īfter adjusting an effect, just right-click it on the Effect Controls page and choose Copy ( Ctr+C or Cmd+C). The general idea is to add Neat Video to one clip, configure the filter (build a noise profile and adjust filter settings) for that clip, and then copy and paste the effect from that clip to other clips that need the same noise reduction. Otherwise, you would still need to treat them individually for the best noise reduction results. Obviously, this will only work well if those clips show the same noise.

So if you can quickly add Neat Video with exactly the same noise profile and filter settings to each of those clips, then you can save time on building a noise profile and adjusting the filter settings for each clip individually. If you have several clips shot in similar conditions, by the same video camera with the same settings, then the noise in those clips is most likely the same.

In the case of applying Neat Video, a lot depends on the noise content of those clips. Choosing the right way may depend on a specific set of clips.

There are several slow and quick ways to have it done.

When working on a project where you need to apply the same effect or effects to a set of similar clips, you want to do that quickly yet correctly. Knowing these tricks can potentially help you to save lots of time in editing. So far we have explained how to apply effects and filters to multiple clips in Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut.

Group layers after effects