[Mitch Ives] “The rest of your post is completely subjective and therefore doesn’t require any comment…”
As are most posts on any forum anywhere. If we all thought like that the internet would have a lot less traffic.
But as I’m on a break from cutting a feature on FCPX at the moment I’ll be a bit more subjective.
I quote…
“Because of the way that the program works, you are now limited to editing decisions that are based on a relationship to the first frame of your project. The whole idea of being non linear is things can go where you want them go, and stay there. I can easily work on the end, go back to the beginning, then the middle, etc. That is virtually impossible with FCPX. ”
Not true.
“Easy example……lets say you are working on a music video, and the footage has been shot for the “Chorus” parts of the song. There is no way to edit those sections efficiently, leaving black holes for the verses, and going back later. Due to the magnetic timeline, everything wants to insert and ripple.”
Not True
“Something as simple as removing a couple minutes from the middle of an edit can’t even be done neatly. If you want to remove minutes 4-5, you need to do the compound clip rain dance, make an edit, and prey to the Gods you can get your stuff to un-compound back into some sort of sanity”
Not True
Anything to comment on there?
Steve Connor
“FCPX Agitator”
Adrenalin Television