Undoing a compound clip in DaVinci Resolve is a crucial skill for editors working with complex timelines. A compound clip is a nested sequence of clips that can be treated as a single unit. This allows editors to organize and manipulate multiple clips simultaneously, making them highly efficient for creating complex sequences. However, understanding how to undo a compound clip is essential to avoid losing valuable work.
To undo a compound clip, simply select the clip in the timeline and press “Command+Z” on a Mac or “Ctrl+Z” on a Windows PC. This will undo the last action performed on the compound clip, such as adding or removing clips, trimming, or applying effects. It is important to note that undoing a compound clip will not undo any changes made to the individual clips within the compound clip.
