As many of you may know, I write a monthly newsletter covering Final Cut Studio. (Sign-up for your FREE subscription here.) We are now in our sixth year of publishing, each issue generally runs around 40 pages.

For many years, when the latest newsletter was published, last month’s issue would be disassembled and key articles were posted to the website. This worked great… until last year, when our wizard of a webmaster left to run a bakery. (Deep sigh…)

At which point, the back issues started piling up.

Well, we finally broke thru the log-jam and have started posting new articles again to the website, within the last week, I’ve posted more than three dozen, with several dozen more to go.

To see the latest tips, techniques, and commentaries, check out the complete list here, in our Editing Library. We currently have hundreds of on-line tutorials – all totally free – that you can access at any time.

Or, for even faster results, try searching for what you are looking for here.

Thanks!

Larry

P.S. You can purchase the complete content of all my 2009 newsletters – over 500 pages! – in PDF form for only $19.99. Click here to learn more.

Sigh…

I really didn’t want this to happen, but my November Final Cut Studio newsletter won’t be out till December… and I didn’t want you to worry about missing your issue.

I’m currently in the midst of editing two series, as well as traveling this coming week to Washington, DC, to cover GV Expo for my podcast – Digital Production Buzz.

I’ve started the newsletter and am really looking forward to sending it out, but it just won’t be until early December. (I’ll probably roll November and December into one issue.)

We have some interesting product reviews, hardware releases and, my favorite section, lots and lots of reader mail. (I truly do love hearing from you – even when I don’t have all the answers.)

So, if you haven’t read my current newsletter, here’s the link. I’ll keep this live until the new one is posted.

If you want to listen to all our live coverage from GV Expo, click here to see what’s available.

And if you are waiting for the next issue — it’s coming, just not before the end of this month.

(By the way, I am always looking for video tutorial ideas. To see what’s available, click here. And to send me a suggestion, click here.)

Take care, edit well.

Larry

P.S. To sign up for my FREE monthly Final Cut Studio newsletter, click here.

My latest Final Cut Studio newsletter is available!

45 pages – whew! – covering Snow Leopard, Final Cut Studio (3), and a whole host of reader mail. Over 36 articles, tips, and techniques in all!

Here’s just a quick listing of the major articles:

* The Cycle of Life – Thoughts on Snow Leopard
* Final Cut Studio (3) is Released!
* Interview with Apple’s Richard Townhill
* My Recommendations on Upgrading
* Technique: Share vs. Send vs. Export in Final Cut Pro 7
* Technology: Understanding Gamma Settings
* Technology: A Quest for a Codec for Archiving

I’ve been publishing this newsletter for almost six years – and every issue is FREE.

You can read it here: www.larryjordan.biz/nxltrs/nxltr_59.html

But it would be even better if you would subscribe, here: www.larryjordan.biz/newsletters

That way, I don’t have to remind you every month.

As always, let me know what you think.

Larry