Go to that strobe effect, change the “strobe period” and change that to your number.Double click on the nested footage to bring back up the footage with the strobe effect on it.Once you have the bpm, take 60 and divide it by the bpm.Grab the music you are using and put it into the sequence.To fix this, right click on the middle layer and hit “nest”. Premiere Pro doesn’t recognize the strobe color as an actual color.Next we need to hide the middle layer by hitting the eye button next to that layer.We now have control over the changes….sort of. Now whenever the center layer is white, the bottom layer will be shown, whenever black, the top layer.Change the “take matte from layer” to video 2.Go into the effect controls of this top layer, find the set matte effect.Find the effect Set Matte and put it on to the TOP layer of footage.Go into effects, and look for the Strobe Light effect.Take this black video and put it in between the two footage layers.

So from top to the bottom it is: footage, empty, footage. Take the duplicated layer and drag it up to the 3rd video track.Click the footage you want to do the effect with.Create a sequence, or navigate to the spot you want to add the effect.How to Zoom Footage to a Beat in Adobe Premiere Pro CC Set up the Sequence Today we go over how to Zoom Footage to a Beat in Adobe Premiere Pro CC. We can do this in Premiere Pro, it just takes a little bit of finesse to get it to work correctly.

Because of this, we often want the visuals to react to these auditory changes. Music a lot of times can be the force that drives the piece forward. Getting videos to react to music is a great way to tie audio and visual together.

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