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Can you change the track order?
I’m used to being able to just grab a track and move it up or down in the track order. Can that be done in Premiere Pro? If I have two video tracks and I decided I want the video content on the track on the bottom to be above the top track is there a way to easily switch their order?
I know I could select all the clips on one track, make a new track above or below the one I want to put those clips above or below and move all of those clips, but I’d like to avoid going through all these steps if possible.
Thanks.
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Use your track select tool (it looks like a small arrow pointing to the right) then click on the first part of your track then drag it above the track you want to move down.
Works like a charm
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I’m guessing you can’t.
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You can move an entire track’s clips, but you can’t actually move the track itself(along with it’s name and keyframe/name settings).
I’ve submitted a request to Adobe for this feature through several versions of Premiere.
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I’m using CS6 and my track tool always selects all. How do I get it to just select the one track?
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for the benefit of future readers like me.
The way to do this is.
Use the “Track selector Tool” (A) to select all the clips on a track
Then change to the “selection tool” (V) to drag them all up or down to another trackUnfortunately I cannot find a way to just drag a track about.
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