Name: Editing In The Magnetic Timeline
Price: 12.00 USD
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Overview

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*** Updated for FCP X 10.0.6 ***

No more tracks! When you think about it, aren't tracks really legacy leftovers that are no longer applicable in a digital world? Apple certainly thinks so, and that's why learning the fundamentals of Final Cut Pro X's new Magnetic Timeline is so compelling! Without the limitations of tracks and locked-in-line clips, the whole editing experience becomes more visual, more adaptable-more like working on an artist's canvas.

In this incredible Final Cut Pro X video editing tutorial by expert Michael Wohl, you will learn why FCP X's new timeline will change the way you think about video editing. He first shows you how to create and organize projects. Then he discusses all the different types of edits including Append, Insert, Overwrite, Connect, Replace and Three-point editing and how these are accomplished in Final Cut Pro X's re-engineered timeline.

From there Michael discusses moving and connecting clips, and the various modes of the Position tool. He then moves on to teach all about markers, to-do items, zooming and navigation techniques. You'll see why all of these techniques take on a new perspective and have different behaviors in FCP X's trackless environment.

No one knows Final Cut Pro X as intimately as macProVideo.com's Star trainer, Michael Wohl. So sit down with Michael and learn the hows and whys of editing in the brave new world of FCP X's revolutionary Magnetic Timeline!

Check out our full Final Cut Pro X 100 Series library of tutorials:

Outline

Section 1: Section 1: Working With Projects

Section 2: Section 2: Editing Styles

Section 3: Section 3: Controlling Edits

Section 4: Section 4: Deleting & Working with Gap

Section 5: Section 5: Moving Clips in the Timeline

Section 6: Section 6: Using Markers

Section 7: Section 7: Navigating the Timeline

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Reviews

Brad wrote on May 31, 2016

Great to hear and see some new things to learn, and shortcuts to make it easier to edit, and the chapters, was easy so I can start doing that. Thanks.
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Ekkomouse wrote on August 19, 2013

Great course, very thorough. Lots of tips and shortcuts to speed up editing.
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Anthony wrote on August 3, 2013

It's amazing how much you can learn in a short amount of time. I can't wait for my next course.
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Matt Iarrobino wrote on June 6, 2013

Great course! I learned to edit with the new Final Cut fast ! Thank you.
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Warren D. Seegers wrote on June 5, 2013

As an old Final Cut Pro Studio vet I found Final Cut X to be confusing and did not like it at all. Watching this course has changed my mind about Final Cut X. Michael's tutorial videos are broken down into digestible segments that make learning Final Cut X a breeze. I canâ€™t wait to get started on Advanced Editing Techniques.
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liferotp wrote on January 16, 2013

Another great course by Michael. Clear, concise, informative. Everything you need to learn Final Cut Pro.
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Mike wrote on December 25, 2012

Great Course. Michael show us all about magnetic timeline, from the basics to adavance. Great teacher.
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andrea curri wrote on May 29, 2012

is great if not brilliant
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Harry wrote on April 1, 2012

Michael Wohl presents a great, detailed tutorial full of handy tips and clear, concise operating instructions for the use of this program for editing. Because his videos and the quality are excellent I got the whole set, I've been able to speed up the process of editing and learning with the program. Really pleased I spent the money purchasing.
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Mary wrote on March 5, 2012

Excellent with an exception: 103, sec 3, #17: Selecting Audio Tracks. Compound Clips in FCP X arenâ€™t explained until 104 sec 4 # 23 or 44 chapters later.
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