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1. Re: How to edit multiple takes (unequal length)?
able123 Oct 12, 2013 12:32 PM (in response to avpromedia)I think this is probably a good " lounge" forum question.. if someone wants to move it and poster likes idea.. ???
pro editors are usually dealing with more than the timing of visuals and the sync sound that is a part of those visuals..
For example, at some point there might be some background music ( soundtrack ), there might be subtitles, voice overs, lots of stuff on the timeline...
So basically, changing "one scene take " of different duration effects the WHOLE timing of the project...know what I mean ??
If I wanted to show 2 different 'versions' of an edit ( say, take 1 and take 2 of scene 1 ) I would make another sequence (copy paste ? ) and make what changes you want, and then show the sequences you want to, in order to show differences to your client or director or whoever...
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2. Re: How to edit multiple takes (unequal length)?
shooternz Oct 12, 2013 2:38 PM (in response to avpromedia)One can use the Insert and Overlay Features as well as Replace Clip.
Obviously all have an impact on media placement in other tracks. NO way around that.
Editors deal with it in many ways. eg set up a duplicate sequence or part sequence for the options.
A quick and dirty way is alternate clips on tracks and just use the eyeball on / off.


