With so many combinations of settings it can seem daunting, but the technique makes great sense when you see the technique in action. Tip: Three-point edits are the building block of non-linear editing. Position source tracks next to the Timeline tracks you would like the clip to be added to.Enable or disable the video or audio tracks to selectively include video or audio source clip contents.Whichever point is added to the clip will be aligned with the equivalent point in the sequence when the clip is added.

key for an Overwrite edit to add the clip to the sequence.Īdd an In point and Out point to a sequence, and then only an In point or Out point to a clip, to use as much of the clip as is required to fill the selected duration in the sequence. Press the, key for an Insert edit or the.Click the Insert button or Overwrite button in the Source Monitor to add the clip to the sequence.The sequence playhead will be used as an In point if there is no In point or Out point. Position the Timeline playhead and click the Program Monitor Mark In or Mark Out buttons, or press I or O to add an In point or Out point to the sequence. Open a clip in the Source Monitor, position the playhead, and click the Mark In and Mark Out buttons, or Press I and O, to select part of the clip.Īdd an In point or an Out point to a sequence Use any combination of three In points or Out points in the Source Monitor and the Timeline panel to add clips with precision.Īdd an In point and an Out point to a clip What you learned: Use In points and Out points to add clips to sequences with precision

Naruto clips to use to make edits