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MOST RECENT ARTICLES
Motion 5: Make Audio Move Video
Here’s a very cool Motion effect where changes in music cause the video to change as well.
Looking Back At NAB 2012
A look back at The Buzz coverage of the 2012 NAB Show – what worked, what didn’t, and what we’d change.
Premiere Pro: Trash Preferences
Here’s a simple way to reset preference files for Adobe Premiere Pro.
FCP X: Create a Gradient Wipe
Here’s an easy way to create a very intriguing effect- called a gradient wipe – without ever going into Motion. Here’s how it works.
FCP X: A Faster Way to Trim
Here are three keyboard shortcuts that make trimming in FCP X much faster!
First Look: Adobe Prelude CS6
Adobe Prelude CS6 is designed to speed the review, ingest, logging, selection, and export of tapeless media. This is a first-look at the new software.
FCP X: Avoid Lion Slowdowns
William Hohauser contributes an article solving sluggish FCP X performance in Lion.
FCP X: New Features in FCP X v10.0.4
Just before the 2012 NAB Show started, Apple updated Final Cut Pro X to version 10.0.4. With all the chaos in the industry that NAB represents, I haven’t had time to do more than write a blog about the new features. In this article, I want to illustrate some of the new features in this [...]
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