Why new final cut X is so RESTRICTIVE with connected clips? I DO NOT SEE ANY BENEFIT

[Charlie Austin]

[Andy Neil] “Standard Click-bait.

10 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD LOVE THE MAGNETIC TIMELINE. NUMBER 7 WILL SHOCK YOU!!!
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Crap! Why didn’t I think of that?!

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[Gary Huff]

[Andy Neil] “10 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD LOVE THE MAGNETIC TIMELINE. NUMBER 7 WILL SHOCK YOU!!!”

7. The FCPX timeline may be frustrating, at times even painful, but no more painful that jamming a fork into an AC outlet (try it now).

[Charlie Austin]

[Gary Huff] “7. The FCPX timeline may be frustrating, at times even painful, but no more painful that jamming a fork into an AC outlet (try it now)”

AC!? phi it’s only 110 volts, not painful at all! 🙂

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~”It is a poor craftsman who blames his tools.”~
~”The function you just attempted is not yet implemented”~

[Scott Witthaus]

You want pain? Try going back to edit on Premier. I gotta do that soon for a client and I am dreading it!

Scott Witthaus
Senior Editor/Post Production Supervisor
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Professor, VCU Brandcenter

[Gary Huff]

[Scott Witthaus] “You want pain? Try going back to edit on Premier. I gotta do that soon for a client and I am dreading it!”

CS6 I understand. In two mini-docs (7-8 minutes) right now in Premiere CC 2014, and it’s quite a wonderful experience.

[Charlie Austin]

[Scott Witthaus] “You want pain? Try going back to edit on Premier. I gotta do that soon for a client and I am dreading it!”

It’s not bad. When I’m in Pr I keep X open with the same media. Finding stuff in X and then quickly locating it in Pr is much faster than trying to find stuff in Pr alone.. 😉

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~”It is a poor craftsman who blames his tools.”~
~”The function you just attempted is not yet implemented”~

[David Lawrence]

[Charlie Austin] “Finding stuff in X and then quickly locating it in Pr is much faster than trying to find stuff in Pr alone.. ;-)”

Agreed. FCPX is the best logging tool ever. It’s a great accessory for cutting in Premiere 😉

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[Charlie Austin]

[David Lawrence] “[Charlie Austin] “Finding stuff in X and then quickly locating it in Pr is much faster than trying to find stuff in Pr alone.. ;-)”

Agreed. FCPX is the best logging tool ever. It’s a great accessory for cutting in Premiere 😉
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It’s not just the logging, but the ability to “visually” audition stuff. And, although we clearly disagree here, X is better to cut in too. ;-p But, if you’re forced to use Pr, you definitely need a copy of FCP X running in tandem to speed everything up. For what it does, it’s a pretty good deal for a Pr plugin. 🙂

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~”It is a poor craftsman who blames his tools.”~
~”The function you just attempted is not yet implemented”~

[David Lawrence]

[Charlie Austin] “For what it does, it’s a pretty good deal for a Pr plugin. :-)”

Yep! Along with Xto7 it’s a great way to organize! 😀

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[Steve Connor]

[Gary Huff] “CS6 I understand. In two mini-docs (7-8 minutes) right now in Premiere CC 2014, and it’s quite a wonderful experience.”

I’ll second that!