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Offsetting Clips with the Timing View

Using the BFX View

 

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Offsetting Clips

Adjust the timing of clips by offsetting them in the Timing View. When you offset a clip, you simultaneously offset all of its segments on each layer. Multiple clips can be offset simultaneously.

Timing View allows you to keep working in Batch when you want to view and adjust the timing of clips, rather than exiting to adjust timing on the record timeline. You can view the timing of all clips in the current Batch schematic, even if they are not on the current record timeline.

To offset a Batch clip:

1. Click the clip proxy.

   
   

   Image courtesy of Das Werk and The Post Group

   NoteTo select multiple clips, Ctrl-click subsequent clip selections.

   A bounding box highlights the track.

2. In the Offset field, set the value to adjust the number of frames by which the clip should be offset. If you offset multiple clips simultaneously, the value is reset to 0 once the offset is complete.

   
   

   Image courtesy of Das Werk and The Post Group