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I'm sure there is an answer online, but I can't seem to find it. I have two video tracks with audio and one audio track in the timeline. I have them synched up, and I don't want them to drift unless I do want to change something. What is the easiest way to glue them together? (I know I can do it with a compound clip, but with a later option to alter them) I'm attaching an image. The video tracks are really just for reference.
iMac (2017 – 2020)
Assuming the middle clip is on the primary and the clips above and below are connected to it, they won’t drift apart horizontally. They may get separated vertically, but the clips will remain connected to the clip on the primary storyline in sync with each other. You can of course collapse them into a compound clip, but that might complicate editing further down the road.
Assuming the middle clip is on the primary and the clips above and below are connected to it, they won’t drift apart horizontally. They may get separated vertically, but the clips will remain connected to the clip on the primary storyline in sync with each other. You can of course collapse them into a compound clip, but that might complicate editing further down the road.
It’s unclear what you are trying to achieve but if the idea is to keep things in sync and at times show one video or the other this looks like a job for a multicam clip.
See:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5baUmK8noc
FCP X retain sync multiple video and audio tracks
