[Devrim Akteke]

I tried several things but couldn’t figure it out. I am just wondering if the Scrub is the right choice to achieve this effect. I don’t know what could be but??

[Devrim Akteke]

Well, of course, I am not a sound expert, but FCPX has many audio filters, including many from Logic. For the performance, I don’t think playing with audio makes the CPU too heavy. It should be ok working audio even on an old machine. You can turn on background rendering and that may help for better playback.

[Devrim Akteke]

Hi,

Excuse my English, but what do you mean by bouncing audio? I didn’t understand 🙂

[Devrim Akteke]

In my experience, you can never know. Videos with pans are always risky in an interlaced world. There are too many codecs and displays. It might look good on one display and bad on another. Most displays are progressive today, so it looks better to convert to 1080p. You should select the deinterlacing option when exporting to see minimum damage. And CBR.

[Devrim Akteke]

Hi,

Do you have Compressor on your computer? If so, you can create different quality versions for export, add them as a destination in Final Cut Pro, and use them inside Final Cut Pro when you export. Otherwise, you just export an H264 mov file and export again using some third-party converters.

[Devrim Akteke]

Hi,

Unfortunately, the Render and Replace will only save it next to the original media, when it is audio only. You have to manually locate and transfer it before you hand over the external drive.

[Devrim Akteke]

Correct me if I’m wrong but you can keyframe almost everything in the Lumetri panel and make a transition between colors. You can use adjustment layers above the two clips, add lumetri effect onto the adjustment layer, and change values there.

[Devrim Akteke]

Of course, it is good to become an editor. Software companies release new versions each year and yes they add many new features that will help us. But it is not the software that makes you a good editor. It is the theory, thinking, and logic that make you a good editor. To become a good editor you should start practicing and learning the theory of editing. I can still use a 10-year-old version of Final Cut Pro or Premiere Pro and make a good edit. Same as Davinci Resolve. Those versions are not completely different from each other. They add it up at every version.

[Devrim Akteke]

Hi,

Well, it is hard to find practice projects. The easiest thing you can do is shoot something or get some free stock footage and experiment. For training, you can follow the Davinci training website (https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/training) You can follow the schedule and attend one of their courses. They do it via Zoom. About 5 days and 5 hours each day. They have different courses for editing and colour grading. And also there is Youtube for training.

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[Devrim Akteke]

Unfortunately, I don’t know why, but sometimes Premiere Pro does not show the correct fps. Shows all 25. If somehow you can manage to select those shots you can select them in the bin and right-click and choose Modify-Interpret footage and Assume this frame rate to whatever you need. This way those will behave as you wish.