Load to source monitor

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Hi all,I've mainly worked in Avid, but have used Premiere Pro a bit. I'm working on a personal project in PP at the moment. One of my most used features in Avid is marking a segment of a clip, or a portion of a sequence, with in and out points, hitting alt+c to load that to the source monitor, and then inserting that into a different sequence. Does anyone know if there's something similar availabe in PP? (I'd rather not have to insert edit points each time I want to do this). Thanks!

dannyc123 · Accepted Answer

So I figured out that I can mark in and out points on the souce and insert that into a timeline with the comma key.

To answer your first question, I'm starting out in the timeline panel. As for your second question, I have briefly worked in the "pancake" mode, but it's been a few years. Within pancake mode, is it possible to mark an in and out point in one of the sequences, and insert that portion into the other sequence?

R Neil Haugen · Answer

There are several ways of copying a clip or sequence section and adding to another sequence.

First, are you starting this in the Project panel, where you can set in/out points to either clips or sequences, or the Timeline panel? Then, have you ever worked in "pancake" mode? Or simply copied from one sequence, select another, paste?

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