Editing a Sequence

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Editing a Sequence

You can work with one of two sequences: a basic sequence or an advanced sequence (see Understanding Basic and Advanced Sequences). The following topics describe how to work with basic sequences and advanced sequences:

• Locking a Basic Sequence (Interplay | MAM)

• Performing an Insert Edit in a Basic Sequence

• Performing an Insert Edit in an Advanced Sequence

• Performing an Overwrite Edit in an Advanced Sequence

• Position Indicator Placement After an Insert or Overwrite Edit

• Performing a Replace Edit

• Enabling an Audio Track

• Using a Basic Sequence as a Source for a Sequence (Interplay | Production)

• Using a Basic Sequence as a Source for a Sequence (Interplay | MAM)

• Using Match Frame from Asset Mode to Add Media to a Sequence

• Undoing and Redoing an Action in the Sequence Pane

• Moving or Deleting Segments in the Timeline

• Adding and Removing Audio Segments

• Creating an Audio-Only NAT or SOT Segment

• Snapping in the Timeline

• Trimming Segments in the Timeline

• Using L-Cuts in the Timeline

• Splitting a Segment

• Adding Markers to a Sequence

• Inserting Video Dissolves (Advanced Sequences Only)

• Enabling Audio Scrubbing

• Modifying the Start Timecode

Ancillary data that is contained in a clip is preserved when you edit the clip into a sequence.