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– Unit value changed: Changes made to the current clip are rippled to the specified clips by the
same delta of change, using whichever units make sense for the affected parameter. For example,
if the current clip had a Lift of 0.80 and you increased it to 0.90, each rippled scene’s master gain
level increases by 0.10.
– All values are copied: The current clip’s grade is rippled to the specified clips in its entirety. No
comparison is made with the original clip’s parameters, and all memory parameters are rippled.
The following procedure describes in detail how you can use the control panel to ripple a change to a
range of other clips. While this procedure may appear complicated, it’s just that there are several
options. Once you learn the sequence of commands, this process is actually quite fast.
To ripple a change using the Ripple Mode soft key commands:
1 (Optional) Press MODES, then press RIPPLE MODES. Four commands appear mapped to the
middle soft keys of the Center panel, which can be used later to execute different types of ripple
operations.
2 Move the playhead to the clip you want to adjust.
3 Adjust the current clip that you want to ripple to other clips in the Timeline.
4 Define the range of clips you want to ripple to using the number pad on the Search Dial panel.
The following combinations will work:
– An absolute range of clips is defined by entering two clip numbers separated by a comma.
For example, if you want to ripple the current change to clips 10 through 15, you’d press “10, 15”
– To specify every clip from the beginning of the Timeline, use the Minus (–) key. For example, to
specify a range of clips from the beginning to clip 20, you’d press “–, 20”
– To specify every clip to the end of the Timeline, use the Plus (+) key. For example, to specify a
range of clips from the clip 50 to the end, you’d press “50, +”
– To specify every clip in the whole Timeline, press “–, +”
5 (Optional) You can control whether the rippled change is applied in an appended node, or an
existing node, in every rippled clip:
If you want to apply the rippled change as a new node that’s appended to the end of every rippled
clip’s grade, press SHIFT DOWN.
Otherwise, the rippled change will be applied to the same node in every rippled clip that you
made your adjustment to in the current clip. In other words, if you made a change to Node 2, it
would be rippled to Node 2 of all the clips you specified. If one of the rippled clips doesn’t have
the same number of nodes, you may get an error.
6 To execute the ripple, do one of the following:
Press RIPPLE VALUE on the Search Dial panel to ripple a change using the currently selected
Ripple Mode in the Color panel of the User Preferences.
Press one of the Center panel soft keys corresponding to the ripple function you want to perform.
There are four soft keys:
– Static Ripple: Changes made to the current clip are rippled to the specified clips using the exact
parameters that were changed. For example, if Lift in the current clip is changed to 0.75 of its
range, each clip you ripple will have a Master Gain setting of 0.75. Only parameters you adjust are
rippled. Identical to the “Exact values changed” ripple setting.
– Relative Ripple: Changes made to the current clip are rippled to the specified clips by the
percentage of change you made to the altered parameters. For example, if the current clip has a
Lift level of 1.00 and is changed to 0.90 units, then the Lift setting of each clip you ripple will have
a relative reduction of 10% relative to its previous value. Identical to the “Percent value changed”
ripple setting.
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