Steve Connor
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[Scott Witthaus] “And putting the FCPX name on it skews it a bit. “
Agree, it’s NLE debates now
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Why on earth would Adobe NOT have a keystroke for this?
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[Simon Ubsdell] “I hope that explains it.”
Did you make that just to answer Tony’s question? Nice!
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[Oliver Peters] “imagine a refined FCP “legacy” structure with full 64-bit horsepower, contemporary UI design, etc. Since FCP7 did things that you still can’t do in Premiere Pro, I would imagine FCP8+6yrs would also be more advanced than Premiere Pro today.”
Some of think that’s exactly what FCPX is 🙂
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[Oliver Peters] “X simply presents a different way of working. Not better or worse. Not faster or slower.
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For you perhaps, for me it is better and faster 🙂
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[andy patterson] “If FCPX had been released back in 2001 it might be worth glorifying but that is not the case.
“In your, Premiere Pro glorifying, opinion
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[Bill Davis] “As this group FULLY understands – creating work – means it goes out and people criticize it. Period. Full stop.
Should be interesting around here when it comes out!
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Really not sure why you’re having to defend it on here Bill, but it looks like it’s worth watching.
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[andy patterson] “Apple computers work they just are not innovative. OS X is still using a Windows 95 paradigm.”
No Andy, there’s no innovation in Macs (sigh)
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I’m VERY happy on the Mac Train, I’ve never minded paying the Mac tax in return for the reliability and longevity Macs offer.
A few grand every few years on replacing a whole Mac is well worth it.
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[Simon Ubsdell] “Similarly make sure to place the key moments of your visuals on the beats. Not only does this create a really satisfying flow, it also contributes to the drama, the emotion, the comedy, or whatever it is you are trying to convey. Imagine you’re making a music video here – make the visuals harmonise with the music and everything will work so much better.
It takes a lot of practice to make this work well but the difference between a spot that’s been cut around the music and one where the music has been laid in as an afterthought is like night and day.”
Agreed 100% That’s exactly how I approach it