Wow - Tickets Unsold for This Weekend's EVENT!

Question

I have seen estimates of up to 20K tickets to this weekend's big EVENT in New Jersey. I cannot recall that ever happening before, but maybe it's just the reporting now? When that EVENT was held in New Orleans, or Phoenix, tickets were gone a month out.
Will be interesting to see how this shapes up, but it does appear that the weather will not be the big deal, that it could have been.
Go B*R*O*N*C*O*S,
Hunt

Answer 1

I agree it can be a useful feature in certain circumstances. The most obvious to me being the audio/video "sync" and creation of "subclip" equivalents.
I haven't tested it yet, but if you can put content from the timeline into an empty Event Browser compound clip, that could also be very useful, allowing an easier way to reuse content across projects as opposed to copy/paste from/to projects. I wonder what would happen if you paste content from a clip that is from a different Event.
I know many have asked about how they could get just the parts of the clip that they wanted and make that the clip that remained in their event browser.  We know we can save segments of a clip as favorites, but they are still all in the same clip.  So we cannot simply drag those segments onto the timeline.
Actually you can do this using favorites. After you have marked your favorite sections, in the Event Browser, you can just "Show Favorites" (control-F). Now all the favorite sections look like separate clips which you can individually edit into the timeline (either via keyboard or drag/drop).
I think using favorites/keywords to identify the parts you want to keep is preferable to the Open in Timeline use-blade-tool approach; even though it is non-destructive regarding the actual media on disk, it is destructive in the sense that you no longer have access to what you remove unless you re-mport it. In most cases, it is just better to hide that unwanted media rather than make it gone forever.