Hi,
I'm beginning to experiment with track mattes and have watched the
Wrigley tutorial. This may be obvious, but I want to check out my
assumption...
In order for the track matte effect to work, you have to turn off the
track output where the matte resides. I assume this means that the
entire video track cannot be used for anything else except another
track matte, correct?
Like I said, that's probably obvious, but it wasn't really made clear
in the tutorial. It seems important, especially if the effect is
used early in the video editing process. If I know that I will be
layering some clips later in the process (tracks 2, 3, and 4), I may
want to be sure and put the track matte on a higher track (5) rather
than eliminate an easily viewed track for the rest of the editing
process. Right?
TIA,
RR
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