Knowledge Check: Complete the box: What it is… What it does… How to do it… the clip on top of what was already on the Drag the new clip onto the timeline Overlay timeline and covers anything underneath (don’t hold any buttons) Insert as you move a clip, a gap remains where it used to be. Drag the clip away while holding Extract CTRL 4. Working with Source Monitor Editing So far, you assembled on the Timeline by dragging clips from a bin directly to the Timeline, where you then trimmed, ripple-edited, overlaid, inserted, lifted, and extract. These are valid tools (and workflows) Now, however, you will look at one of the most common workflows for assembling clips onto the Timeline. It may seem awkward, but you might eventually find it the fastest, most efficient way to edit. You are going to edit directly in the source monitor. It indeed can be helpful to trim clips before moving them from the Project panel to the Timeline. Do that by double-clicking a clip in the bin to open it in the Source Monitor. Open Lesson 06-5.prproj to ensure you are at the same point. You need to edit the fifth clip on the Timeline (whats your name.avi), but instead of editing it on the Timeline as you have been doing, you are going to edit it in the Source Monitor. Select the fifth clip on the Timeline, and press the Delete key to remove it from the Timeline. Press the End key to cause the current-time indicator to move to the right edge of the last clip.
Knowledge Check: Complete the box: What it is… What it does… How to do it… Overlay the clip on top of what was already on the timeline and covers anything underneath Drag the new clip onto the timeline (don’t hold any buttons) Insert as you move a clip, a gap remains where it used to be. Extract Drag the clip away while holding CTRL 4. Working with Source Monitor Editing So far, you assembled on the Timeline by dragging clips from a bin directly to the Timeline, where you then trimmed, ripple-edited, overlaid, inserted, lifted, and extract. These are valid tools (and workflows) Now, however, you will look at one of the most common workflows for assembling clips onto the Timeline. It may seem awkward, but you might eventually find it the fastest, most efficient way to edit. You are going to edit directly in the source monitor. It indeed can be helpful to trim clips before moving them from the Project panel to the Timeline. Do that by double-clicking a clip in the bin to open it in the Source Monitor. Open Lesson 06-5.prproj to ensure you are at the same point. You need to edit the fifth clip on the Timeline (whats your name.avi), but instead of editing it on the Timeline as you have been doing, you are going to edit it in the Source Monitor. Select the fifth clip on the Timeline, and press the Delete key to remove it from the Timeline. Press the End key to cause the current-time indicator to move to the right edge of the last clip.