I used to shortcut Shift+V in FCP which is called Insert Paste or Splice in.
To do the same in Avid MC if you need just to copy some timeline segment and paste it anywhere else without overiding other clips, go to the timeline segment mode (yellow arrow) and click ctrl+v. It will paste your clip or fragment in the timeline without affecting other clips.
Also you could load the fragment or clip from timeline (select In and Out to define this fragment) by clicking Alt+C. Be aware, it you have remapped Copy to Clipboard function from C key, it wouldn't work. After you see your clip in sourse monitor you can patch it everywhere you want.
To do the same in Avid MC if you need just to copy some timeline segment and paste it anywhere else without overiding other clips, go to the timeline segment mode (yellow arrow) and click ctrl+v. It will paste your clip or fragment in the timeline without affecting other clips.
Also you could load the fragment or clip from timeline (select In and Out to define this fragment) by clicking Alt+C. Be aware, it you have remapped Copy to Clipboard function from C key, it wouldn't work. After you see your clip in sourse monitor you can patch it everywhere you want.
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