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Fun With Multichannel Secondary Storylines…
So, I was gonna do a little tip of the day kind of thing on my widely ignored blog about connection points, when something occurred to me. You of course know you can have multiple overlapping clips in a secondary storyline right? Well, turns out you can take that concept pretty far. Way better than compound clips for things like music beds etc. Check it out if you’ve got 7 minutes to waste. 🙂 Pro Tip… the last 2 minutes has the fun part….
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9imGAJYw2bc
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isn’t it called the shelf ?
I like spine better though…
Thanks for the tips !
Patrice Freymond
Editor Certified Trainer FCPX 10.1.3
Post ConsultantAlways learning…
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[Patrice Freymond] “isn’t it called the shelf ?”
No, that’s the bit you can grab at the top of a secondary storyline. I’m really not sure what that part of an expanded audio only clip is called, a regular clip it would just be the video. I like spine too though… 🙂 Glad you liked it, I hope it’s useful.
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Now. Apple, please, please, please just turn this whole thing in to a keyboard shortcut!
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