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Ganging Source Clips

You can gang source clips or record clips together so that when you jog one, they are all jogged. This is useful for multicam setups. When you play a clip that is part of a gang, the current frame of all other ganged clips is updated once playback has stopped.

To gang clips on the EditDesk:

1. Display the Source Area menu.
2. Locate all the clips you want to group, and move their positioners to the timecode you want to lock.
   TipEach clip can have its own timecode offset, but if you are working with a multicam setup, you need to make sure all positioners are parked at the same location.
3. Select all the clips you want to gang.
   NoteYou can select multiple source clips and one record clip.
4. If you want to add a record clip to a group, make sure you are in Record Focus. See Focus Clip and Focus Area.
5. Select Gang from the Gang box, or click Gang if it is already displayed.

   
   

   All selected clips are ganged and the clip information turns green.

6. Jog the positioner of one of the ganged clips.

   All ganged clips are also jogged.

To select all clips in a gang:

1. Select any clip that is part of a gang.
2. In the Source Area menu, click Select Ganged.

To remove a clip from a gang:

1. Select the clip you want to remove from the group.
2. Select Ungang from the Gang box, or click Ungang if it is already displayed.

   All selected clips are unganged and the clip information turns yellow.