Questions concerning the content of Lesson 4 from the "Final Cut Pro 7 Professional Editing" book. For some questions, more than one answer is possible.
"Unlinks" the selection.
It makes the clip go dark, disabling it.
It moves the In or Out edit points to the playhead.
It allows you to select and trim one track of a linked clip.
It rips the content from track to another.
It ripples the trim amount through the unlocked tracks in the sequence.
It trims the content from one track to another.
It snaps to the playhead.
Pressing E selects the Ripple tool.
Pressing Shift+P selects the Ripple tool.
Pressing RR selects the Ripple tool.
Pressing PP selects the Ripple tool.
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J and L keys
{ and } keys
< and >
You can use the Ripple tool.
You can view material outside the In and Out points.
Audio Waveforms are easier to manipulate.
The Viewer allows you to view the selected clip.
Command-click the clip in the sequence and deselect Clip Enable in the shortcut menu.
Control-click the clip in the sequence and select Clip Enable in the shortcut menu.
Control-click the clip in the sequence and deselect Clip Enable in the shortcut menu.
Command-click the clip in the sequence and select Clip Enable in the shortcut menu.
Slide tool
Roll tool
Ripple tool
Selection tool
The E key extends the edit.
The < key extends the edit.
The X key extends the edit.
The > key extends the edit.
Hold down the Shift key as you drag.
Select the clip and press Option-Up Arrow or Option-Down Arrow.
Copy and paste the clip in the new track.
Select the clip and press [ or ].
It allows you to shorten a clip without rippling the other clips in the sequence.
It allows you to toggle the Clip Enable function in the shortcut menu.
It allows you to lengthen a clip without bumping into a bordering clip on either side.
It allows you to use the Blade tool without cutting through audio clips.
"Lemurs"
"Lexington"
"Languish"
"Leverage"