[Gilbert Hangartner]

Hi Martin!

First, I appreciate your carefully written and well structured post … no reason not to stay with you.

You’re probably already too far gone to change approach, but, my workaround would probably be the simple way:

1. Create a sequence for each pair of host/subject clips.
2. Put the host clip on track 1, and the subject clip on track 2
3. Synchronize the two clips.
4. Razor blade between questions / parts, throw away unwanted.
5. Where you want to see the host, disable visibility of the subject clip-bit sitting on track 2.
6. Reorder, delete unwanted or put it at the end.
7. Copy the bits you want from the different sequences to a new master sequences ..

Well … maybe it’s too easy, but it looks better then a not working multiclipversion …

Gilbert

[Gilbert Hangartner]

Well, at least I now found I work-around, inspired from a post on copy keyframes (see below, don’t know how to link)

1. Duplicate the audio-clip, in which you want to ripple the keyframes.
2. Ripple the audio content in the copy by the inverse amount of frames
3. Copy the original audio-clip
4. Insert attributes->”level”, deactivated the “scale length” checkbox
5. Ripple the duplicated audio clip back, and there you are.

=> seems comlicated, but once you’re used to the twisted logic, it’s very fast!

hope this helps somebody!

Gilbert

[Gilbert Hangartner]

Very interesting question. It’s bothering me since a long time. Did you find a solution in between? I’m sure it must be, and it would really save a lot of tedious work!

Gilbert