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FCP to Soundtrack Pro
I’m just curious, how many of you long time FCP users (Forum leaders etc.) use Soundtrack Pro as a normal part of your workflow? At what point do you stop doing the audio within FCP and begin using Soundtrack. I did all my multitrack work for a 30 sec promo in Soundtrack Pro, but came away with the impression that everything I did, I could of done in FCP. I sometimes have the same feeling when I use Motion but that’s a different post. So bottom line what can I not do in FCP that Soundtrack Pro will do?
John 3:16
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Don,
I’m with you, man. I do 99% of all of my audio mixing in FCP. Soundtrack does have a couple of neat little mixing tools, like for isolating and decreasing certain sounds on a track (can’t remember off hand what the function is called). But beyond that, it’s really more of a cool tool for mixing tracks using Apples’ royalty free music selection.
Steven Gladney
Sometimes the obvious is hidden in plain view.
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