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  • Tony West

    April 14, 2014 at 1:41 am in reply to: Five Days in Vegas – Notes from the field.

    [Mitch Ives] “BMD clearly borrowed from X… now I’d like to see Apple borrow from R11…”

    We agree, I would to.

    The competition should make them all better, which will be better for us as editors : )

  • Tony West

    April 12, 2014 at 11:36 pm in reply to: Five Days in Vegas – Notes from the field.

    [Mitch Ives] “If you’re all cuts and dissolves, none of this matters.

    That’s an interesting take on it when you consider that X was released with a new version of Motion, which makes it the opposite of cuts only.

    The main reason I gave X a look in the beginning when others thought it was a toy, was I looked at the good reviews the new Motion was getting at the time.

    I don’t see that option in R 11 at this point.

    X has a ton of audio tools. They moved the power of Logic into X
    I didn’t see that type of power in R 11 either, maybe it’s hidden.

    I think it’s a tip of the hat to Apple to see them trying so hard to rip X off.

    the inspector window, the straight up copy of those audio fade handles

    those things are without getting into the organization I like in X and the “track-less” timeline.

    They should have ripped off the skimmer also. I loooove me some skimmer : )

  • Tony West

    April 9, 2014 at 5:27 am in reply to: Resolve 11 What is your plan?

    [Charlie Austin] “The deciding factor for me is the one, very important thing that Resolve has which X does not. Tracks”

    Yes.

    11 looks really cool and if there was no X I would be on it

    I like too much about X at this point.

  • Tony West

    April 8, 2014 at 2:59 am in reply to: Resolve 11 – Is it me…

    These are good points, Douglas.

    I have to wonder, given the flat out bashing and trashing that Apple took from the rollout, you could look at the numbers and say not bad.

    It was a PR rollout disaster, so are those good numbers with such a stumble out of the blocks?

  • Tony West

    April 7, 2014 at 1:00 pm in reply to: Apple Announces over 1 million installs of FCPX

    [Franz Bieberkopf] “Does 1 million users support the idea that Apple is achieving a wider, less specialized user base outside of facilities and traditional ‘professional’ enclaves?”

    I’m not sure, because I think what’s hurting Apple’s numbers more than anything is young people coming out of school with no money to buy a new Mac.

    In my town, post houses closed and stations cut back workers as our Union battles the NBC affiliate for a fair wage.

    I’m sure my town in not unique.

    I have a cousin coming out of school this year with a com degree and a new Mac is not even on her radar.

    Would she run X, I don’t know, haven’t even talked to her about it. Why dangle it if it’s not an option.

  • Tony West

    April 6, 2014 at 1:35 am in reply to: Goodbye FCPX

    [Lance Bachelder] “Pinnacle, which has a somewhat cool consumer NLE by the way, would this forum even exist – I say no.

    You might be right Lance, I can only speak for myself. There were two reasons I went with X

    One, I liked the program, and two, I felt like Apple had an advantage being that they can basically give their product away for almost free. Their competitors can’t really do that.

    I didn’t want to have to change again in a few years if somebody went out.

    I feel like Apple’s cheap X price had something to do with CC rental and that whole rental thing has many folks bulking even though it’s a really good product.

    I don’t know what will happen long term but I still think I made safe bet.

  • Tony West

    April 4, 2014 at 5:07 am in reply to: Goodbye FCPX

    [Lance Moody] ” (I don’t want to call a sequence, a project, goddamnit.).”

    I don’t really think too much about the names because I always relabel them to call them what I want anyway.

    I don’t leave the word “EVENT” there, in my case with, lets say with my doc, the event is the name of the person I interviewed and would contain their sit-down, b-roll and pics, and the project is changed to whatever section I’m working on.

    Like Westlake. I’m looking at the word Westlake, not project.

  • Tony West

    March 31, 2014 at 1:45 pm in reply to: Connected clips below main story line

    It’s also a way to do a quick split edit.

    I often want to hear a person’s voice before I see them on camera and I will just drag a clip under another one.

    Say that there is a b-roll shot on the main and I want to hear the next interview under that b-roll before I see them.

    You can just drag that interview under the clip ahead of it.

  • Tony West

    March 31, 2014 at 1:06 am in reply to: Miaow…

    [Jeremy Garchow]
    “This is my living room, this is where my dad sleeps (points to bed in the living room), (points to couch in living room) I lay down there … sometimes”

    That made me sad when he said that, and when his videos seem to devolve into almost a soft core porn
    to get attention.

    He was a talented skateboarder, wish it had been enough.

    But a topic for another day.

  • Tony West

    March 30, 2014 at 4:40 pm in reply to: Miaow…

    [Charlie Austin] “Legend is, for all intents and purposes, free at this point. And readily available. Anyone with a little internet savvy and a torrent client can get it in no time. ;-)”

    It was always free, if somebody gave it to you : )

    You didn’t need to be that savvy, they just give you the disk and code.

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