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  • Translations for Avid editors

    Posted by Trevor Asquerthian on November 2, 2016 at 8:58 am

    In case they are useful to anyone trying out 10.3… please do add any others, or links to where this is done already

    Avid Project = FCPX Library
    Avid Folder = FCPX Event
    Avid Sequence = FCPX Project

    Avid Command Palette = FCPX Keyboard Customisation = ⌥⌘ K (then 3 x tabs to get to search box)

    Avid Project Window = FCPX Library Browser = ⌘ 1
    Avid Timeline = FCPX Timeline = ⌘ 2
    Avid Program Monitor = FCPX Viewer = ⌘ 3
    Avid Source Monitor = FCPX Event Viewer = ⌥⌘ 3 ( ^⌘ 3 to show/hide)
    Avid Effects Palette = FCPX Effects Browser = ⌘ 5

    Avid Mark In = FCPX Set Range Start = I
    Avid Mark Out = FCPX Set Range End = O
    Avid Mark Clip = FCPX Select Clip Range = X
    Avid Top = FCPX Trim Start = ⌥ [
    Avid Tail = FCPX Trim End = ⌥ ]
    Avid Head Fade = Not there yet, closest is FCPX Toggle Audio Fade IN
    Avid Tail Fade = Not there yet, closest is FCPX Toggle Audio Fade Out

    Avid Add Edit = FCPX Blade = ⌘ B
    Avid Export = FCPX Share = ⌘ E
    Avid Timewarp/Motion Effect = FCPX Retime = ⌘ R ( ⌥⌘ R to reset)
    Avid Select Trim Sides = FCPX Select Edges = [ ] \ (add ^ for video, ⇧ for audio)

    Trevor Asquerthian replied 9 years, 6 months ago 4 Members · 6 Replies
  • 6 Replies
  • Noah Kadner

    November 2, 2016 at 12:24 pm

    Folder =Event is not accurate from a metadata/workflow perspective and would lead a poor Avid editor down precisely the wrong path toward learning the advantages of X over all ofher NLEs. They are fundamentally different in functionality. One is a container with zero awareness of its contents while the other is a live metadata placeholder.

    Noah

    FCPWORKS – FCPX Workflow
    FCP Exchange – FCPX Workshops
    XinTwo – FCPX Training

  • Oliver Peters

    November 2, 2016 at 12:54 pm

    More correctly, it should be Avid Bin = FCPX Event.

    – Oliver

    Oliver Peters Post Production Services, LLC
    Orlando, FL
    http://www.oliverpeters.com

  • Jeremy Garchow

    November 2, 2016 at 3:45 pm

    [Trevor Asquerthian] “Avid Command Palette = FCPX Keyboard Customisation = ⌥⌘ K (then 3 x tabs to get to search box)

    Weird. My search box is active as soon as the kb panel opens.

    [Trevor Asquerthian] “Avid Add Edit = FCPX Blade = ⌘ B”

    I find it more helpful to map blade to ‘B’. I then map the blade-all function to ⌘B, and the Blade tool (which switches the Select Tool to a blade, then you click to blade) to ⇧⌘B. I rarely use the blade tool as a mode, but I blade all the time (obviously). Mapping the function to B is much faster and easier, especially with the new shortcuts of Select Above/Below in 10.3.

  • Trevor Asquerthian

    November 2, 2016 at 10:24 pm

    [Oliver Peters]
    More correctly, it should be Avid Bin = FCPX Event”

    You may be right there, although FC Events = AV Folders and FC Folders = AV Bins, kind of

    FCPX Smart Collections = What we have been waiting for from Interplay for about 10 years

  • Trevor Asquerthian

    November 2, 2016 at 10:25 pm

    [Noah Kadner] “They are fundamentally different in functionality.”

    The whole thing is fundamentally different. I was attempting to verbalise my understanding. Happy to take crit, obvs.

  • Trevor Asquerthian

    November 2, 2016 at 10:30 pm

    [Jeremy Garchow] “My search box is active as soon as the kb panel opens.”

    Mine opens up with the command set dropdown selected (rMBP OSX 10.11.6 FC 10.3 – Build 295518)

    [Jeremy Garchow] “I find it more helpful to map…”

    Yes, I have preferred shortcuts – mainly to match my normal hodge-podge of Avid / FCP7 / Premiere Pro / Sony 9100 / GVG muscle memory & preference to keeping my right hand free… I felt it was better to state the default command set.

    Which has, by and large, had a good deal of thought put into it.

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