Performing a Splice-in Edit
A splice-in edit inserts material from the Source monitor or a Source pop-up monitor into the sequence without replacing material already in the sequence. Existing material in the sequence is moved beyond the new material, lengthening the overall duration of the sequence.
| Splice-in button | | Fast Menu button |
| Mark IN button | | Mark OUT button |
To perform a splice-in edit:
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Double-click a clip to open the Source monitor or a Source pop-up
monitor.
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| 4. | |
Mark an IN point in the sequence as follows:
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| a. | |
Move the position indicator in either the Timeline or the position
bar of the Composer monitor to the point where you want to splice
the clip into the sequence.
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| b. | |
Click the Mark IN button, or press the Mark IN key on the
keyboard.
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If you don't mark an IN point, the system splices the new clip into the
sequence at the current location of the position indicator.
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| 5. | |
Click the Fast Menu button.
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The Tool palette appears.
| 6. | |
Click the yellow Splice-in button, or press the Splice-in key on the
keyboard, to complete the edit.
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