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Selecting non-contiguous multiple clips
I have recently migrated back to Premiere CS6 after spending a while in FCP 7. One feature that I am missing (or unable to find) is the ability to find and select multiple clips in the timeline for the purpose of pasting attributes. I am cutting a multiclip sequence and want to apply certain filters to all the clips from the same camera. I found this old thread (https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/3/910589) and was hoping this feature has since been added.
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Is your question regarding how to find the desired clips, or how to paste to multiple clips at the same time. If the latter, shift-click to select the desired clips, then paste attributes.
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I have a 40 minute long interview which is a multicam sequence (two cameras: A&B). That means I have about a 100 short clips in the form of A,B,A,B,A,B,A,B,A…, etc. It would be nice if I could copy the filters from one instance of A to the other A clips without shift-clicking through all of them.
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Are the clips on dedicated tracks, or alternating on the same track?
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All on one track. Otherwise I could have easily selected the entire track. This is a feature available in FCP 7 with the ‘find’ option, and then ‘find all’ to select all clips with a common name such as MC1.
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Did you create the Multicam timeline from a nested version of the original tracks? If so, just go back to the original timeline and add your effects there. They will carry over to the Multicam timeline.
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