Navigating, cutting and snapping on timeline

[Angelo Lorenzo]

1. Menu > Edit > Keyboard shortcuts. Next/Prev clip is up and down, you can change this to your liking and even search within keyboard shortcuts to find other things to customize.

2. This is called add edit Ctrl+K by default (option+K on the Mac I suppose), you can customize this. It will only cut active lanes on the timeline.

3. The razorblade will cut on the playhead if your cursor is within reasonable distance (3-4 millimeters, so if you get it on the playhead position roughly, Premiere knows what you want). There will be no physical snapping of your cursor.

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[Kevin Monahan]

Correct answers. One thing to number 2: A lot of FCP switchers expect Match Frame and Add Edits to work on selected clips, as well as selected tracks. That is not the case in Premiere Pro, track selection guides both these things. If you want Match Frame and Add Edit to work on selected clips, regardless of track selection, please make a feature request: https://www.adobe.com/go/wish

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