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delete/remove part of clip with IN and OUT (VERY basic)
Okay this is a VERY simple question:
I have a clip on my time line. I set an IN point and an OUT point. Now I want to remove the part I just selected with my IN and OUT.
Now it gets tricky: I know if I press X (I am using Avid Media Composer shortcuts. I wouldn’t know what WORD/command to look for in the keyboard short cuts to change this / find what I am looking for) it will not only remove that part it will also MOVE the two clips I have just created together as in: there will be NO GAP. Premiere automatically closes the gap. I do NOT want to close the. I want Premiere to remove the area I have selected with IN and OUT and I want there to be a gap where the footage used to be that I just removed.
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I know that I can create a cut/edit where my IN point is and create another one where my OUT point is and then I just need to CLICK on that now isolated part and I can delete it.
This method involves clicking. It’s way too mouse heavy. I am sure if I can press X to delete it there is also another keyboard short cut for JUST deleting it with leaving a gap.
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[Michael Paul] ” I wouldn’t know what WORD/command to look for in the keyboard short cuts to change this / find what I am looking for”
It’s the “lift”-command.
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