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To lift and insert, drag one or more clips, and press Ctrl as you release the mouse button and drop the clip or clips
into a new location.
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To extract and overlay, Ctrl-drag one or more clips, and release Ctrl before you release the mouse button and drop
the clip or clips into a new location.
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To extract and insert, Ctrl-drag one or more clips, and press Ctrl as you release the mouse button and drop the clip
or clips into a new location.
Note: To affect only one track of a linked clip, press Alt when you first click the clip. You do not need to hold the Alt key
after you initiate the edit. The video and audio will become out of sync.
To rearrange clips in the Timeline panel
A useful variation of insert and overlay edits in the Timeline panel is known as the rearrange edit. A rearrange edit
extracts a clip and inserts it into its new location. However, only clips in the destination track are shifted; clips in
other tracks are unaffected. This technique lets you quickly change the order of clips in a sequence, a task that would
otherwise require additional steps. When you perform a rearrange edit, the Rearrange icon
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Click and drag a clip; then press Ctrl+Alt as you drop it to a new location.
As you press Ctrl+Alt, the Rearrange icon appears. Releasing the clip performs an extract edit, and an insert edit that
shifts clips in the destination tracks only.
To move a clip using the keypad
You can change the position of a clip in a sequence by typing the number of frames that you want to move.
Select clip in the sequence.
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Using your numeric keypad with Num Lock on, type + (plus) and the number of frames that you want to move
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the clip to the right, or type - (minus) and the number of frames you want to move the clip to the left.
Adjacent clips are moved the same amount. If any gaps exist between clips, those gaps are filled first, then nearby
clips are moved by the remaining number of frames.
To move a clip to a different track
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Drag the clip up or down into the track you want.
Note: When you first drag a clip containing both video and audio (a linked clip) to a sequence, the video and audio tend
to occupy corresponding tracks. For example, if you drag a clip on track Video 3, the clip's audio appears in Audio 3.
However, if you try to drag the video to Video 3 but Audio 3 uses a different channel type, the audio shifts to the next
compatible track, or if no matching track exists, a new one is created.
Previewing a sequence
Previewing at the project's full frame rate
Adobe Premiere Pro renders a sequence when you play back the sequence in the Program Monitor. Sequences that
consist of cuts between single tracks of video and audio render quickly, whereas sequences that include layered video
and audio and complex effects require more processing time.
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