--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, "jesseg132001" <jesseg132001@...> wrote:
<<Is there a way that I can copy a stack of filters from one clip and apply them all to several others? I'm thinking of the way in FCP you can do something like "apply attributes" or whatever is called. >>
Not like in FCP. There are some cheats though. If you stack the effects on the next video track up, you could make a sequence out of that and cut it in over the other shots.
1; Add edits at the beginning and end of the video track above your shot.
2; drop an effect there, and "Alt/option" drop additional effects on top of that effect to get what you want.
3: Now you can select that effects stack (enable only that track, mark in and out around it) and either copy it into the source monitor (Alt/Option + "C" key) and paste over other shots. Or
If you want to use that stack again later, make a sequence out of it. While only that video track is selected, and in and out marks are made around effect stack, Alt/Option + click and hold in the program monitor, the cursor will change and you can drag to a bin. Now you have a sequence of just what you selected.
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