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Vertical Editing Interface

The following timeline interface components are specific to working with layers for vertical editing. In the example, a clip is made up of three layers with various effects applied. All layers are on track V1.

(a) Selector icons (b) Layer identifiers (c) Focus layer (d) Gap

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Layer identifier
  Indicates the number of the layer and to which track it belongs.
Selector icon
  Selects a layer.
Focus layer
  Indicates the layer that has focus. All layers below the focus layer are included in the vertical edit. To change the focus layer, use the up arrow and down arrow to move the focus point.
Gap
  By default, all gaps are transparent. Clips on lower layers become visible in the edit. If you do not want to see through a gap, you can make it opaque. Opaque gaps are a light shade of grey.
Track shading
  To make it easier to identify groups of tracks and layers, the shading of tracks alternates between light and dark grey.