You can gang clips and sequences together in the Viewing panel so that when you jog one, they are all jogged. This is useful for multicam setups. When you play a clip that is part of a gang, the current frame of all other ganged clips is updated once playback has stopped.
To gang clips in the Viewing panel:
- From the View Mode box, select Thumbnail view.
- In the Viewing panel, locate all the clips or sequences you want to gang, and move their positioners to the timecode you want to lock.
Tip: Each clip or sequence can have its own timecode offset, but if you are working with a multicam setup, make sure all positioners are parked at the same location.
- Hold the Ctrl key and select the clips or sequences you want to gang.
- While the cursor is over one of the clips to be ganged, from the contextual menu, select Gang.
All selected clips are ganged and the clip information turns green.
Note: The clip information of ganged clips turns yellow when a non-ganged clip is selected.
- Jog the positioner of one of the ganged clips.
All ganged clips or sequences are jogged.
To select all clips in a gang:
- Select any clip or sequence that is part of a gang.
- From the contextual menu, select .
All ganged clips or sequences are selected.
To remove a clip from a gang:
- Select the clip(s) or sequence(s) you want to remove from the group.
- From the contextual menu, select .
All selected clips or sequences are unganged.