I'm starting a new thread because the last one I started began to lose me...

I just was able to copy several clips that were side by side on audio track 1 to audio track 2.  Actually, in seg. mode I marked an in & out point of the segment on audio track 1; copied (to clipboard).  Then I moved all those highlighted clips down to track 2.  Then I pasted the orginal clip back onto track 1.  Now when I try it I am unable to do any more than 1 clip at a time.  I don't want to simply pan my single track to the middle.  I want 2 tracks of the same audio (with all the keyframes I already put in). 

K

Rather than moving the clips after you copy them - you can open the clipboard monitor and then paste the clips from the clipboard onto track 2 using the same in & out points - just make sure to turn off track 1 when you paste to track two.

 You can mark an in to out region of your timeline and CTRL + ALT +c will load that material in your source monitor. You can then patch source tracks to record tracks any way you want. This is a great workaround for editing a portion of a sequence back into itself - something the software does not allow you to do directly.  You never have to touch the clipboard.

 Larry -

I marked an in/out point on the audio track & did a "ctrl/alt/c" but nothing loaded into the source monitor.  I then tried it with the audio & video tracks turned on and still nothing loaded into the source monitor.  Is this a "MAC" command?

K

Nope, but I believe the command is actually just alt+c.

 Strange, because on my systems both ALT + c and CTRL + ALT + c work. I guess that's a DV Express quirk.

 ALT + c brings up my clip menu

and CTRL + ALT + c bring up nothing.

K

 Well the only explanation would appear to be this shortcut is just not available in DV Express. That's a shame because it's a real time-saver. A workaround would be to create a new sequence, use your existing sequence as a source and cross patch any way you want to.

 Or use the clipboard monitor.  It works the same as source monitor.