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Chapter 11 Advancedediting 319
Create auditions in the Timeline
m To create an audition with related clips: Drag a clip or a group of clips from the Event
Browser onto a clip in the Timeline, and choose an audition option from the shortcut
menu.
Choosing Add to Audition creates an audition with the current Timeline clip as the
pick. Choosing Replace and Add to Audition makes the clip you’re dragging the pick.
Important: If a transition is applied to the current clip in the Timeline and the pick
for the new audition lacks sucient media for the transition, the transition is either
shortened or removed.
m To create an audition with a duplicate version of a clip, including applied eects: Select a
clip in the Timeline, and choose Clip > Audition > Duplicate as Audition.
An audition is created containing the selected clip and a duplicate version that
includes any eects applied to the original.
m To create an audition with a duplicate of the original version of a clip, without applied
eects: Select a clip in the Timeline, and choose Clip > Audition > Duplicate
from Original.
An audition is created containing the selected clip and a duplicate version without any
applied eects.
Open an audition
After you create an audition, it’s easy to open it and review its contents.
Do one of the following:
Choose Clip > Audition > Open (or press Y). m
Click the Audition icon. m
Audition icon
The Audition window appears, and you can preview your clips to choose a pick.