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  • audio plugins for mixing music on FCP

    Posted by Tom Haines on October 15, 2010 at 6:37 pm

    Hello CC!

    I’m a film-maker and editor and am trying to use FCP to create a music mix tape as a hobby project (I’m aware its not the best option for this kind of project but I’m more adept at FCP than anything else).

    I wondered if anyone knew of a plugin that would allow me to create flanges, echos, delays etc in much the same way that you would with logic or qbase, a bit of internet trawling hasn’t revealed much.

    Thanks in advance!

    Tom

    Tom Haines replied 15 years, 10 months ago 3 Members · 3 Replies
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  • Colin Mcquillan

    October 15, 2010 at 9:09 pm

    I believe some of the izotope plugs work in FCP (Ozone specifically.) I had some installed in Protools and they would show up in FCP and Soundtrack Pro aswell. Rebuilt my system a month or so back and haven’t reinstalled them yet so i can’t verify,, but am 90% certain they work in FCP.

    For a cheap and dirty echo/delay in FCP: dupe your track and off set it by 1 fame, then again and again.. each time lowering the gain and reach time sliding by 1 or 2 frames.
    Also EQ out some of the lows and /or mids on each instance slightly increasing/decreasing some of the frequencies.
    or for funky delay boost specific frequencies on some of the instances.

    OR better yet.. spend 5 minutes playing with Soundtrack Pro and open yourself up to soooo many more possibilities. It’s not too hard a program to grasp.

    Colin McQuillan
    Vancouver, B.C.

    “Live, love, laugh and be happy.”

  • Michael Gissing

    October 16, 2010 at 1:03 am

    FCP is hopeless as a sound mixing tool. No bussing or decent dynamics, frame based editing. You will get a better result with a free program like Audacity.

    If you have the Final Cut Suite, then Sound Track Pro is your friend.

  • Tom Haines

    October 17, 2010 at 3:49 pm

    thanks both,

    i uninstalled soundtrack pro as i just wasn’t using it, but maybe i’ll get it back in and play around with it.

    merci beaucoup

    Tom

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