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Re: match-edit symbols in Premiere?
by Andy Benfield on May 12, 2008 at 12:48:14 pm

Jon,

Thanks for confirming that Premiere doesn't have this feature, but wouldn't it be more constructive to ask why I need to use these markers than to assume incompetence on my behalf?

There's dozens of reasons why advanced editors like myself use the match-edit symbols. For example - you may want to apply a filter or audio level over only part of a clip - it's quicker to cut the clip and apply the setting to the relevant part than to use keyframes or other methods.

I could give more examples if you really need it? I hope you have a more absorbing attitude to the people that you teach?


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