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Hold down SHIFT while navigating (by any means) to another clip to select both clips and all others
between them.
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Select the Memo cell for a clip, then press and hold Ctrl on the keyboard while clicking another
cell to multi-select clips that are not near one another.
Tip: When clips are multi-selected, many operations will affect all selected clips at once. For example,
you can turn the sound on or off for a number of clips in this manner.
PLAY INDICATOR
Similar to the CLIP LIST, the Clip ID column in the PLAY LIST shows a red background behind one entry
during play to denote the current playhead position in the list.
12.3.2 CHANGING A CLIP
Perhaps, after adding a clip to a playlist, you decide you want to show the same event from a different
camera angle. You could go back to the CLIP LIST, locate the event, and add a different clip to the playlist.
There is a better way to revise angles without changing timing though.
To do so, hold down the ANGLE button on the Control Surface and use the

and

buttons to change
cameras; alternatively, access a specific angle directly by selecting a number pad button on the Control
Surface with Angle held down.
Tip: Copy and paste a clip, then edit the copy in this fashion to inset a clip from the same time segment
into the Play List without removing the original.
12.3.3 MEMO
Initially, newly added clips show the same Memo cell content as the corresponding CLIP LIST entry. PLAY
LIST clips are independent once added, however. Comments can be changed (and the clips can be
trimmed) without affecting the original source event.
12.3.4 AUDIO 1, 2 – 3, 4
You’ll recall that we discussed the music features offered by the PLAY LIST back in Section 12.1.3.
Those features pertain to a music bed, or ‘backtrack’ for your playlist. In contrast, the two Audio columns
hold controls governing audio embedded in the clip on the corresponding row in the PLAY LIST. The
controls in the first column affect the first two audio channels, while the second column relates to
channels 3 and 4. Both columns have switches allowing you to enable or disable the associated channels,
and an adjustable volume slider.