Working with Sequences

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Working with Sequences

The following topics describe how to edit and perform additional sequence-related tasks:

• Locking a Shotlist

• Performing a Splice-In or Insert Edit

• Performing an Overwrite Edit

• Position Indicator Placement After an Insert or Overwrite Edit

• Performing a Replace Edit

• Three Point Editing

• Working with Audio Tracks on News Sequences

• Using a Sequence as a Source

• Loading a Clip from the Sequence Timeline

• Undoing and Redoing an Action in the Sequence Timeline

• Deleting Segments in the Sequence Timeline

• Extracting and Lifting Segments

• Cutting, Copying, and Pasting

• Moving Segments in the Timeline

• Adding and Removing Audio Segments in News Sequences

• Creating Audio-Only Segments in a News Sequence

• Snapping in the Timeline

• Trimming Segments in the Timeline

• Creating L-Cuts in News Sequences

• Splitting a Segment

• Displaying Markers in a Sequence

• Working with Multiple Sequence Tracks

• Working with Transition Effects

When you edit an asset into a MediaCentral Cloud UX sequence, the edit preserves any associated ancillary data. However, Avid does not recommend editing assets with ancillary data into a MediaCentral Cloud UX sequence if it is important to maintain the integrity of this data in your sequence. In some cases this sequence data might not be preserved or might be altered, causing issues for other downstream workflows such as Send to Playback.

If you attempt an illegal action, such as combing incompatible formats in the same timeline, the sequence timeline might block the action. When this occurs, the timeline is outlined in red and a text message provides additional information about the action.