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m To trim a clip without aecting connected clips: While holding down the Grave Accent (`) key, trim

the clip using any method, including ripple edits, roll edits, slip edits, and slide edits.

m To delete a clip without aecting connected clips: While holding down the Grave Accent (`) key,

select the clip and press Delete (or press Option-Command-Delete).

For more information about removing clips or ranges that have connected clips, see Remove

clips from your project on page 114 .

m To switch to an alternate clip in an audition without aecting connected clips: While holding down

the Grave Accent (`) key, select the pick in the Audition window.

For more information, see Use auditions to try out clips in your project on page 297.

In all of these cases, the connected clip (or clips) remains exactly in the same position, with its

timing preserved.

If you remove clips or ranges involved with connected clips and storylines without holding down

the Grave Accent (`) key, special rules apply. For more information, see Remove clips from your

project on page 114 .

Overwrite parts of your project

In an overwrite edit, one or more source clips overwrite any clips in the primary storyline or

a selected storyline, starting at a range selection start point or at the playhead or skimmer

position. No clip items are rippled forward, so the duration of your project remains the same.

A B C

A D CB

After edit

Before edit

Overwriting media is dierent from replacing it. Overwriting works with range selections only,

not entire clips, and it is not constrained by clip boundaries. Use an overwrite edit when you

want to edit media for a specic span of time, rather than specic shots.

Note: You can use three-point editing to make overwrite edits. For more information, see Three-

point editing overview on page 287.

Overwrite clips in the Timeline with clips from the Browser

1 Select one or more clips in the Browser.

If there are multiple source clips in the selection, the clips will appear in the Timeline in the order

in which they were selected.

2 To dene where you want the overwrite clip to start in the Timeline, do one of the following in

the primary storyline or a selected storyline:

•

Position the playhead.

•

Select a range involving one or more clips in the Timeline.

Note: The overwrite command ignores whole clip selections in the Timeline. If you don’t select

a range in the Timeline, Final Cut Pro positions the start of the overwrite clip at the playhead or

skimmer position.

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