Adobe Premiere Pro Shortcut Keys

The Adobe Premiere Pro Shortcut Keys machine is made by the Arduino Leonardo. As many people know that Adobe Premiere Pro is one of the most famous and used editing software in the world. However, there are a bunch of Shortcut Keys that are hard to remember. As a result, the Premiere Pro Shortcut Keys machine collects the most used Shortcut Keys on the app to help the editor make video easier. The original design was only an Arduino Button Tutorial, but I changed it into Shortcut Keys, which made it more useful.

The First button V, which can select.

The Second button C, cut the clips.

The Third button is A, which can select all clips.

The original link of the Arduino Button With no Resistor.

Credit: https://www.instructables.com/Arduino-Button-Tutorial/

1. Arduino Leonardo x 1
2. Arduino Breadboard x 1
3. Button x 3
4. Some jumper wires
5. 1k resistors x 3
6. USB to micro-USB B Cable x1
7. Computer x 1
8. Cardboard Box x 1
9. Tape x 1

Take three Buttons and 11 jumper wires. First, connect the GND with the positive charge line (first horizontal line). Second, connect the 5V with the negative charge line (second horizontal line). Third, take three jumper wires and connect at the A horizontal line on the breadboard (remember to left some place with each jumper wire). Fourth, take three wires jumpers and connect with the negative charge line with D horizontal line (three jack between the positive charge jumper wires). Fifth, take three jumper wires, and connect with pin 2, 7, and 12 (plug by the positive charge jumper wires). Sixth, take three 1k resistors and connect the lines that connect with pin and the lines connect with negative charge line. Finally, Take three button and connect between the pin lines and negative charge lines.

Take a cardboard and make three length 3.2 cm and weight 3.2 circle hole on the top of the box. After that, put three buttons in the to holes. After that, make another 3cm x 2cm square hole at the side of the box for the cable. Remember to pick a shorter cardboard, so the line length of the jumper wires can be shorter.

https://create.arduino.cc/editor/j07158/09a9f756-e709-4b35-b8a9-41cd40d72292/preview

The first part of the code is to set up the digital pin of the three button, which is pin 2, 7, and 12.

The second part of the code is the button function. If buttons are pressed, it will show their functions. For example, if the first button is pressed, the editor can select the part of the video. When the second button is pressed, the editor can cut the video, and he can select all video when the third button was press. Moreover, I create a loop to limit the time of the button use the function (it will not be repeat, which cause the edit error).

The Shortcut Key machine is useless that allowed the editor to create a better machine, so they can edit a great video easier.

Try to make it !!!

Make sure to prepare more jumpers wires!!!