![]() ![]() Select a segment, and then Option + double-click an Effect in the Effect Palette / an Effect Template in a bin.Īdd an effect to a segment that already has an effect on it, creating a 'Nest.' With the Keyframe Position Bar active, this will select all the keyframes. Grab an active keyframe in the Keyframe Position Bar and move it earlier or later in time. ![]() Option+ drag corner, side, / center of wire frameĭisplays the image as you move it, rather than displaying just a wire frame outline. Moves 10 units on a slider instead of 1 unit. Moves from one active slider to next (In Effect Editor) Send selected window back to its default location. Toggle between making the Source and Record monitors active. Ignore the Track Selectors and places an In and Out Mark based on the two nearest transitions to the blue Position Indicator. Reduce / Enlarge Image (With Source or Record Monitor) or Reduce/Enlarge Track (with Timeline active) The clip(s) will be overwritten into your Sequence at the Mark In position. Shift+ drag a clip (or multiple clips) into into the Record monitor The clip(s) will be spliced into your Sequence at the Mark In position. Option+ drag a clip (or multiple clips) into the Record monitor You can now drag a subclip or a subsequence to a bin. Option+ click on either the Source Monitor / Record MonitorĬhange the cursor/pointer to a hand-icon. Open the selected item(s) in a pop-up monitor. Option+ double-click on a Clip, Sequence, / Title icon in a bin Lift the material between a Mark In and Mark Out on the selected tracks, and places it immediately into the Source Window.Įxtract the material between a Mark In and Mark Out on the selected tracks, and places it immediately into the Source Window. When in Log Mode, F4 logs a Master Clip to the bin.Ĭopy the material between a Mark In and Mark Out on the selected tracks, and places it not just into the Clipboard, but into the Source Window. When in Capture Mode, F4 begins the capture. While capturing (but not Batch Capturing), pressing F2 will mark the Out-Point of a subclip. If you press F1 at a later time (before pressing the F2 key) the in-Point will be updated. While capturing (but not Batch Capturing), pressing F1 will mark the In-Point of a subclip. When you are in Capture Mode, the Avid Editor remaps your function keys to the shortcuts below
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