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  • recreating a sequence

    Posted by John Paul tansey on August 9, 2005 at 4:50 am

    I’ve a one hour project in which large sections had previously been (badly) audio mixed using protools. Subsequently many new clips have been spliced into my original sequence. I’ve now got an audio track that needs re-mixing. All the original footage is loaded onto my computer. I’d like to re-create the sequence using all the original audio clips that are married to my video. Is there a simple way to copy and paste an video sequence that opens all the original linked audio clips at the same time? I can do it with individual clips if I match frame but don’t see how I can do the same for a longer sequence containing multiple clips?

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    Shane Ross replied 21 years ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  • Shane Ross

    August 9, 2005 at 7:09 am

    What is your question? I am really confused. You cut your project…had a mix done, then RE-CUT because of a bad mix, and now you want to remix again? But you want all the original clips and their audio from before the mix was added?

    Is that right?

    If so, go to a previous version of the cut…one BEFORE you added the mix. If you didn’t make one (a wise thing to do) then look in the Project Archives…the backup folder.

    TIP: Before you make any major changes to a cut, DUPLICATE it and make the changes to the duplicate. This way you always have a previous version in case you liked something you did earlier better, or in case you run into problems…like this one.

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