is FCPX dying a death on the appstore?

[Chris Kenny]

[Marvin Holdman] “That comparison is not really relevant.”

Pages is reliably first or second bestselling (actual) app by unit volume in the Mac App Store. The only way comparisons to Pages could be irrelevant to determining an app’s success would be if the whole Mac App Store were a failure.

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[Thomas Frank]

[Aindreas Gallagher] “Gordon Modin:

Getting back on track with Final Cut users switching software I think it more telling if you look at the Appstore and view the rankings of Final Cut, Motion, and Compressor with a side glance at iMovie. Currently iMovie sits at #8 moving down from #7 in the last week. FCX is at #21 having been #19 a little while ago. Since iMovie sells for $14.99 and FCX at $299, it would take roughly 20 times more people purchasing iMovie to equal FCX.

That said we now look at Motion and Compressor. Motion is currently at #49, but used to be #37. Compressor used to be #56 before dipping to #80. You would think Motion and Compressor would be considered part of an editing package and be purchased in equal numbers right along with FCX. Such is not the case even though both are priced at $49.99.

https://www.ogallchoir.net
promo producer/editor.grading/motion graphics”

So what this just tells me that other Apps are also being bought.
And maybe not every Soccer Mom is using it as the other two A’s are saying.