Brian Seegmiller
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Andy, didn’t you just have a long discussion telling us about using the right editing tool. In FCP X, Selection tool = no gaps. AKA using the magnetic timeline. Position tool = gaps likely. You know, like in PP.
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Looks like PP wants to be like FCP X.
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I’m switching. Lol
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Andy, In on sentence you said, “I have a new video up showing that I can move audio and video clips much easier than Jesus using Premiere Pro” and then the next you say, “I am not saying it is easier than using FCPX nor did I ever”
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Andy said , “You stated there is a lot more work with tracks which obviously is not always the case.”
You only showed editing audio, NOT VIDEO!!! Let me repeat that, NOT VIDEO!!! Jesús Pérez-Miranda showed how moving video around does not mess with the tracks. You showed nothing of the sort. Let’s see you move Video Clips around and not mess with audio.
Oh Hell, forget it!!!
I know FCP X is far from perfect but for me FCP X is my choice. Yes, I have used Premiere Pro and I don’t like it.
I will move on.
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Andy, that was a great video on how to edit your audio tracks without messing up the video and doing it efficiently, however, you missed the point I was trying to make. My challenge was not about editing audio. It was about moving video clips around the timeline with multiple audio tracks without messing with the audio and other video tracks. It is funny how you did not show that part of the video. That was the point of the whole post. So since you did not show what I was asking, I won’t post on FCP.co
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I would have to see your video to judge for myself if your method does in fact make it less difficult. Remember same layout of his timeline.
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You can clearly see in the video his examples of how a NLE with tracks get in the way and makes it hard to edit while messing up the timeline. You said, “Jesús Perez-Miranda made Premiere Pro seem more difficult that it actually is”. So with that, I would like you to show us with the same layout of the clips of his timeline how to make it less difficult than it really is. Since I have to work in Premiere sometimes I really would like to see how you would do it.
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I think there are third party plugins that work just fine. The price for FCP X would possibly go up if they added for fully featured color correction. Even with the purchase of third party plugins FCP X is still cheaper than the alternative.