Speed Ramp

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The video provides a clear, step-by-step tutorial on a popular video editing technique using a widely used app. The "requested by a follower" framing also adds a personal touch and encourages engagement.

Summary

This video demonstrates how to create a speed ramp effect in CapCut. It guides the viewer through selecting a clip, navigating to the speed curve settings, and adjusting beat markers to control the speed of the video.

Structure

1Select clip and go to Speed > Curves > Custom
2Delete middle beat markers
3Add beat markers at desired speed change points
4Adjust markers to speed up or slow down the video
5Apply smooth slow-mo for better quality

Product placement

CapCut ACTS: it is an editing app used to create a speed ramp effect. Removing it would change what happens in the video.

On-screen text

Speed Ramp in CapCut Custom Duration:11.1s -> 11.1s Speed1.0x 10x 0.1x Delete beat Faster process Better quality Smooth slow-mo Applying smooth slow-mo... Custom Duration:11.1s -> 11.7s Speed0.9x Duration:11.1s -> 12.7s Speed0.7x Duration:11.1s -> 16.3s Speed0.6x

Original caption

Here is how to Speed Ramp in CapCut 👇 * 🎬 Select your clip and go to Speed > Curves > Custom. * ❌ Tap Edit, then delete the three middle beat markers to start fresh. * 📍 Move your playhead to where you want the speed change to start, and tap Add Beat. * ⏱️ Move forward a bit and add a second marker. * 📈 The Magic Step: Raise the markers up to speed things up, or drag them down for slow motion. Voila! Smooth transition achieved. ✨ Requested by a follower! Hit follow so you don’t miss the next editing breakdown 🚀

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Transcript

Here is how to Speed Ramp in CapCut Select your clip and go to Speed > Curves > Custom. Tap Edit, then delete the three middle beat markers to start fresh. Move your playhead to where you want the speed change to start, and tap Add Beat. Move forward a bit and add a second marker. The Magic Step: Raise the markers up to speed things up, or drag them down for slow motion. Voila! Smooth transition achieved. Requested by a follower! Hit follow so you don’t miss the