Make Subsequence became Simplify Sequence ??

[Hai31368828xpul]

For record, I always edit Multicamera using Make Subsequence then import them into timeline and enable "Multi-Camera".

But problems happens or I clicking something by my fault (idk).

Now, the sequence shows only "Simplify Sequence" and I can't open it up to color grade.

I've tried to Simplify setting to make it be a Simplify Sequence 

But within new sequence nolonger effects my Multicamera sequence :(. Sadly.

Hopefully someone help me with this!

Best.

H.H

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[R Neil Haugen]

Double click that Multicam and it will open in the Source monitor.

If you apply effects to clips in a bin they apply to every instance of any part of that clip anywhere in the Project. So doing a quick grab of the clips used to a sequence, matching them, then copying each clip's Lumetri and either dropping it on clips in the bin or the Source tab of the ECP means your whole Multicam is graded.

[Hai31368828xpul]

Thanks for yours responding

I Double click at sequence by your recommending step.

It opened up the Source monitor, and I right-clicking and it showed this Tab

I chose "Make Subsequence", then It opened the Multicamera Sequence for me (I think Premiere missed this feature while coding ... Hope they will fix this in the future)

Lastly, thanks for your help.

Best.

H.H

[Ann Bens · Accepted solution]

Try ctrl+double click.

[Hai31368828xpul]

This is a true answer!

Best

HH