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Drag and drop onto a clip
Here there is hardly any difference between the
two applications. You can drop as many effects as
necessary onto a clip. At some point, however, the
realtime capacity of even the most powerful sys-
tem will be exhausted. This doesn’t matter, how-
ever, because rendering is then performed.
The green star
In Avid Liquid, the star is gray and appears on the
Picon if the clip is in the Project Rack. A blue star
indicates, for example, that the Playback Level
was changed during capture.
Drag and drop onto a clip
1 Drag a Clip FX (e.g. Lens Flare GPU from
Realtime Clip FX > Editors) to a video
clip.
A purple line appears along the top of the
clip and an effect icon is displayed next to
the right-hand clip picon (not immedi-
ately visible, depending on the Timeline
zoom level).
2 Right-click the purple line and then select
[Effect Name] > Edit.
3 The effect’s editor now opens, containing
all the available parameters.
4 Adjust the parameters until the effect
suits you.
5 Click the running man in the top right-
hand corner to exit the editor.
Drag and drop onto a Track
Drag the effect to the Tra c k name in the Tra c k
Header Area, then continue as of step 2 above.
Important: This affects all
the clips on the Tra c k.
Key Frames (see page 84) are not possible.
15 Effects: Clip FX (Video Effects)
These effects, called “video effects” in Studio, are usually applied to individual clips. However, they can
also be applied to entire Tr ac k s and all the clips they contain.