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Hi guys,
I found an answer to a question I had about retiming over 200x here.
Now my problem is, that I have a lot of clips that I would like to apply that on. As in, select them all and drag them to make them shorter and faster at the same time.
Is there such an option?
Thanks
This will only happen if you are applying this to connected clips. Connected clips are attached to a set position on the main storyline.
Turn them into a secondary storyline first. A secondary storyline is magnetic like the primary and the clips will stay together.
This will only happen if you are applying this to connected clips. Connected clips are attached to a set position on the main storyline.
Turn them into a secondary storyline first. A secondary storyline is magnetic like the primary and the clips will stay together.
Hi Luis,
yes, thanks. That's one way of doing it, however it means that I will have to move every single clip, because they will become shorter, but not snap to each other.
I was sort of hoping that I can "drag" the retime bar for multiple clips.
Any ideas?
Yes.
Apply the Retiming to one clip.
Select the clip and Command-C to Copy.
Select all the others and Command-Shift-V to Paste Attributes. Choose the retiming and possibly other effects.
You're a legend, thanks.
I still would like to be able to drag all, because they might be different timing, but I guess the programming behind something like that would be crazy.
Final Cut Pro - Retime Multiple Clips with Drag/Bar Tool
