I start from the bottom and work up. Bring all V2's to V1 etc... Starting at the top and having to stop on every layer down seems like a little more work but it might be a wash. There is always a little thought process involved to make sure I'm not screwing up a multi-layer effect which is why I start at the bottom. Why not just make edls of each layer then run it through Clean and Trace applying the appropriate cut number and import the edl and relink? Just kidding of course I'm for Steve's suggestion. Shift Option_Slap Lazy Offline Editor.
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, Greg Huson <Greg@...> wrote:
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> Ok, all you finishing editors. There's a thing that I have to do all the time, that seems like it should have a shortcut key. It probably does, but I don't know what it is. If you know, show us how smart you are (or how ignorant I am!)
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> When you get a sequence from a young whiper-snapper editor, it often is 5-8 layers deep - shot selections that editor has piled up, with only the top layer being 'visible.' Now, I know it's technically that editor's job to 'flatten' his sequence before handing it to the finishing editor, but that doesn't always happen. So, my technique has always been to highlight the uppermost clip(s,) drag it down to the next track, then highlight the other clips, drag down, etc., until only the 'uppermost clip' is in the timeline - and clips in higher tracks are keys or layers.
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> Is there a keyboard shortcut to replace draggin down the clip? Like, I highlight 3 clips in a row on Trk 4, drag them down to Trk3, add a clip to the highlight group, drag that down to trk2,... etc. Is there an avid keyboard equivalent to 'Cmd + E' in photoshop?? (combine layer)
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