[Tommieg]

Thanks!
I’ll try to follow that route!

Tom

[Tommieg]

>Is this a multi-cam shoot? If yes, you might want to look at scripts designed to simplify that process

Yes it’s a multi-cam shoot (26 and counting), but none of the sources are complete, they are rather small clips. It’s like puzzle-game, trying to make the concert complete. I’m 75%-80% done, and I just wanna know if it’s possible to change the stacking order of clips on the same track.

Tom

[Tommieg]

>Use a higher track for the short clips, and they will take precedence.
Thanks, I’ll try that.

>Vegas can have unlimited tracks, there is no need to confuse it by >putting more than one clip in the same space on a track.

>If you must have it on the same track (why?) you can render to a new >track from the two tracks already mentioned.
I’m editing a concert video, with lots of small clips from A LOT of different sources. It’s like playing with a puzzle. More clips are coming in continously, and I need to be able to remove clips (or part of clips) if better footage surfaces. I’s all synched to a separate audio source, and that’s why I prefer to have the clips on the same track. I tried to have clips from each source on it’s own track, but having 25 different sources (and counting) it really became a total mess.
Now I put new clips on a new track and synch it to the audio source, then matches the new footage to the existing to find the best. If the new one is better, then I (cut &) move it to the main track. I don’t want to cut the existing footage on the main track, because I might change my mind later and want to switch back.

Tom

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