Jeff Friah
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This has ‘bugged’ me as well – I can grab regions/clips and move them to another track and there is displayed on the screen a ‘time adjustment amount’ which should read 00:00:00:00 if you’re actually in-line with where you’re moving it from. In a popular audio editing software package I’m familiar with, we can hold down Cmd- while we drag and that clip is LOCKED to time, so even the slightest sideways movement of the mouse will not time-adjust. Doesn’t seem you can do that ‘quickly’ in Premiere and I find myself putting way too much time into moving things from track to track worried about shifting time sync.
YES it does appear that (mac) Opt-up / down arrows will move clips accordingly. Keyboard shortcut that of course can be customized.
Jeff
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I’ve been keeping an eye on yesterday’s project and it seems now that it does, in fact, keep my “20” auto saves, and goes back after 20 to 1 and writes over those. Which is the CORRECT way. This is the same project, just… a different day. Go figure.
I HAVE done a Premiere CC update since that time, perhaps they noted the issue and fixed it.
Jeff
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Please indicate how to:
Make sure you are in clip mode and not track mode.
Thank you.
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Thank you – I forgot to mention I’m unable to select/move any audio clips on Audio 1. This is the reason I was asking.
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I’ve had to workaround by copying and pasting to a new track.
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******* I simply copied audio and pasted to a new track
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I’m sorry, I’ve done a search and cannot find how I would check the mode or to switch said mode.
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Thanks! I JUST had this very same question I found the answer to about 5 minutes ago.
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Bingo!
Thanks, everyone! Appreciate the assistance to a newbie.
Jeff
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Thanks for that one, Craig!
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