apply a filter to an entire track?

[Gareth Randall]

I don’t think you can assign filters to tracks, only to clips. But it’s easy enough to copy/paste or drag multiple filters from one clip onto as many others as you like. Only takes seconds.

[Nick Henry]

You can try a nest as well. They can be a pain to use, but in some cases they’re just the thing to get you out of a bind as far as multiple filters on a track go. Give it a shot and see if it’ll work for your situation.

My edit rig:

Mac Pro (2007 version)
Leopard 10.5.8
Quad Core Intel Xeon, 10GB ram
ATI Radeon X1900 Graphics Card

[Michael Gissing]

Create a new bin. Drag the filters from one finished clip into the bin. Rename the filters and add 1,2,3 etc to the start of each name to represent the order the filters go in. Then any time you have a clip on the track you need to apply those filters to, then highlight the clip or many clips on that track and drag the bin folder to the clip(s) and voila, all applied in the right order to all clips.

I avoid nests at all costs. They are a total pain when it comes to online & grade and in this case are unnecessary.