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5
Click the Play button in the Multi-Camera Monitor, and watch this video to get 
a feel for when to make your edits.
6
Move the current-time indicator to the beginning of the Timeline, click Play, 
and start clicking any of the four screens on the left side to switch among 
those cameras.
A red box appears around the selected camera each time you make an edit.
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 Note:
You can also press the number keys 1–4 to switch among the four cameras.
7
Use the playback controls to review your edited sequence.
Note that at each edit point a yellow box appears on that camera shot.
8
Close the Multi-Camera Monitor. You can always return to it by selecting it 
from the Program Monitor menu.
9
Take a look at the sequence in the Timeline.
As shown here, the sequence now has multiple cut edits. Each clip’s label starts 
with 
[MC#]
. The number represents the video track used for that edit.
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 Note:
After making 
your edits, you can 
always change them 
in the Multi-Camera 
Monitor or on the 
Timeline.

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LESSON 8
Applying Specialized Editing Tools
Finalizing multicamera editing
To change an edit in the Multi-Camera Monitor, do the following:
1
Open the Multi-Camera Monitor by choosing Window > Multi-Camera 
Monitor.
2
Click the Go To Previous (or Next) Edit Point button, or use the Page Up and 
Page Down key to move to an edit.
3
Click a different camera to change that edit.
Changing an edit in the Timeline
To change a multicamera edit in the Timeline, do the following:
1
Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Mac OS) the clip you want to change.