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Two noob vidding questions, plus one slightly more complicated vidding question that might be beyond the scope of answering in LJ comments and might require ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
fialka or z_rayne holding my hand.
I'm vidding! Like I was born to do it! Thanks in huge part to the aforementioned Fi and Zoe who are my pit crew, parts and labor, muse and guru, executive producers par excellence.
So. In Premiere Pro:
1. How do I re-clip a clip that's already in my timeline? As in, it's already been clipped, made into a sequence, wherein I've stripped the audio and then cut and pasted it onto my master timeline, where the song audio track is. But, THEN, say, I decide I want to make it shorter? Can I somehow get in and RE-CLIP that clip and have it apply to the version that's on the timeline? Or do I just have to re-clip that clip again from the master from scratch? (Which is what I've been doing.)
2. In related news, is there any way to ZOOM IN on the timeline toolbar? Some of my clips are so teeny it's hard to get a mousehold on them, and I'd like to be able to get in really close and move clips by the millisecond.
3. And then. I haven't started playing with effects yet, but is there an easy way to crossfade (or set up a TIMED crossfade) between clips? Or an easy way to get a clip to fade to black or fade in from black?
fialka or z_rayne holding my hand.I'm vidding! Like I was born to do it! Thanks in huge part to the aforementioned Fi and Zoe who are my pit crew, parts and labor, muse and guru, executive producers par excellence.
So. In Premiere Pro:
1. How do I re-clip a clip that's already in my timeline? As in, it's already been clipped, made into a sequence, wherein I've stripped the audio and then cut and pasted it onto my master timeline, where the song audio track is. But, THEN, say, I decide I want to make it shorter? Can I somehow get in and RE-CLIP that clip and have it apply to the version that's on the timeline? Or do I just have to re-clip that clip again from the master from scratch? (Which is what I've been doing.)
2. In related news, is there any way to ZOOM IN on the timeline toolbar? Some of my clips are so teeny it's hard to get a mousehold on them, and I'd like to be able to get in really close and move clips by the millisecond.
3. And then. I haven't started playing with effects yet, but is there an easy way to crossfade (or set up a TIMED crossfade) between clips? Or an easy way to get a clip to fade to black or fade in from black?
