premiere pro has no way to save a stack of clips as a reusable preset. never has.
so I built it. copy your stack off the timeline, saves as a file
https://t.co/5Q4i0MI9FN
@JOBCORNER247 one thing no A-Z guide covers: you can't save a stack of clips from your timeline as a reusable preset in Premiere. that's the one workflow gap that eats hours every week. I built PowerBIN to fix it https://t.co/fBI3M9lgAF
@KnightsEditing@georgek5555 nice, already on Premiere 26. PowerBIN pairs well with Excalibur btw. you guys handle macros, we handle copying and saving clip stacks as presets across projects. same goal https://t.co/fBI3M9lgAF
@AdobeVideo 90 new effects is cool but I still gotta apply them one by one to every clip lol. that's why I built PowerBIN. copy your stack of clips from the timeline and save it as a preset https://t.co/fBI3M9lgAF
@videowizard_io adding one: copy any stack of clips from your timeline and save it as a reusable preset. Premiere only saves single effects natively so I built PowerBIN for this https://t.co/fBI3M9lgAF
@iamExpel solid. one thing tho, Premiere only saves single effects. if you want to save a whole chain (color + audio + transitions), I made PowerBIN for that. pairs with Excalibur too. Ctrl+C your combo and it's saved. here's how it works https://t.co/fBI3M9lgAF