Ripple delete stacked clips

[Oliver Peters]

OK, got it. You have to select all clips first (lasso). Then Command-B at “in” point. Lasso back end again to select all. Command-B again at desired “out” point. Then select section to remove and delete. Sheesh!

Thanks.

– Oliver

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Orlando, FL
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[Jeremy Garchow]

That’s iPhone speak for “selected”.

[Mark Morache]

Select all the clips in the stack, go to the in-point and hit command-b.
Now do the same to blade all of the tracks for the out-point.

Now delete the center section.

It seems awkward, but once you get used to it, it becomes second nature.

You can blade as many clips at once as you would like, but they need to be selected first. Otherwise you will only blade the clip in the primary track.

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[Jeremy Garchow]

I’m away from x at the moment (obviously) but can’t you blade the in, select the stack, and option left bracket the out which should ripple everything as well?