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Timeline Clip Appearance

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Final Cut Pro is primarily a video editing application. The interface includes an area called the timeline where projects are built. Displaying the contents of the timeline in just the right way can empower an editor to work faster and smarter. While assembling the video for a rough cut it may be helpful to focus on the thumbnails in the large filmstrip view (Control-Option-4). Focus on clips audio for an interview using the audio waveforms only view (Control-Option-1). Cycle between the various views using the Control-Option-1 through Control-Option-6 keyboard shortcuts.

Control-Option-1 | Audio Waveforms Only | Use this Final Cut Pro shortcut to adjust the clip appearance setting to display clips on the timeline with large audio waveforms only
Control-Option-2 | Large Waveforms | This shortcut is used to adjust the way clips appear on the Final Cut Pro timeline to display large audio waveforms and a small filmstrip view
Control-Option-4 | Large Filmstrips | Use this Final Cut Pro shortcut to adjust the appearance of clips in the timeline to display small audio waveforms and large filmstrips
Final Cut Pro Help Live Snippet | How to Visually Clean Up a Timeline

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