Apple’s official FCP7 EOL

[Andrew Kimery]

[Oliver Peters] “But, when Adobe acquired SG, I don’t believe BMD was yet offering Resolve for free. At that point, SG within the Adobe family made sense”

Yeah, I keep forgetting that SG was added so long ago. I really didn’t start paying attention to it until they implemented Direct Link.

[Greg Janza]

i just learned about this product. From the reviews it sure seems like it works.

https://youtu.be/uw7vTGWvWCQ

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[Shawn Miller]

[greg janza] “i just learned about this product. From the reviews it sure seems like it works.”

Wow, that’s cool. I’ll have to look into this system further.

Shawn

[Michael Hancock]

Tangent Ripple is one.

https://www.premierebro.com/blog/tangent-ripple-review-the-lumetri-color-panel-control-surface

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Michael Hancock
Editor

[Steve Connor]

[Michael Hancock] “Tangent Ripple is one.

https://www.premierebro.com/blog/tangent-ripple-review-the-lumetri-color-pan...

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Apparently the Ripple will be supported by “Chromatic” in FCPX soon as well

[Andrew Kimery]

[Steve Connor] “Apparently the Ripple will be supported by “Chromatic” in FCPX soon as well”

FWIW Color Finale Pro can be used with all of Tangents panels.

[Shawn Miller]

[Michael Hancock] “Tangent Ripple is one.

https://www.premierebro.com/blog/tangent-ripple-review-the-lumetri-color-pan...”

That’s also very cool – I’ve never used a control surface for grading, but I’ve gotten more curious about them since the release of Blackmagic’s DaVinci Resolve Micro Panel. I’ve always used mixers for audio, and pen/tablet for digital drawing, so lately, I’ve been wondering if I’m missing out by not using a control surface with Resolve and the Lumetri Panel in AE and Premiere Pro. It seems worth looking into.

Shawn

[Herb Sevush]

[greg janza] “i just learned about this product. From the reviews it sure seems like it works.”

I bought the Pallette because it has the ability to delete all effects in a selected range of clips – something that cannot be done in Ppro in any other way – no keyboard commands or mouse clicking can do this. As far as I can see this is the ony such instance of a “mssing” Ppro command being available with the Palette.

If you want it to control things like opacity levels, clip or track volume levels, or any of the Lumettri controls it works pretty well – there’s some latency issues and at times Ppro “forgets” that it’s there and has to be reminded by going to the Extensions command in Ppro, but it works.

You can order any combination of Buttons, Faders and Rotating dials that you want. I’ve ended up only using the Buttons on a regular basis and rarely use the fader or dials, so I would suggest if you want to try it you go slowly and see what works for you.

Herb Sevush
Zebra Productions
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nothin\’ attached to nothin\’
\”Deciding the spine is the process of editing\” F. Bieberkopf

[Andy Patterson]

[Herb Sevush] “I bought the Pallette because it has the ability to delete all effects in a selected range of clips – something that cannot be done in Ppro in any other way – no keyboard commands or mouse clicking can do this. As far as I can see this is the ony such instance of a “mssing” Ppro command being available with the Palette.”

I think it is great to see new hardware. I really think the Surface Dial adds a new way to interact with the OS and software programs. It can work with other Windows devices but not at the same level as it can with the Surface Studio.

[Greg Janza]

[Herb Sevush] ” I would suggest if you want to try it you go slowly and see what works for you.”

thanks for the review Herb. I may try it out.

I Hate Television. I Hate It As Much As Peanuts. But I Can’t Stop Eating Peanuts.
– Orson Welles