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- Available
- Released
- Jul 23rd, 2009
Learn the secrets behind "Round-Tripping" between the Final Cut Studio suite of applications.
Final Cut Studio is a suite of applications that all work together to create professional video productions. But to get the most out of Final Cut Studio, you need to know how the applications interact ... a process called "round tripping" where you send files back and forth between the applications.
This FREE tutorial uses the Tableland documentary about sustainable agriculture and the 100 mile diet as source footage to show you how Motion 4, Color 1.5, Soundtrack Pro 3, and DVD Studio Pro 4 integrate with Final Cut Pro 7 in a typical professional workflow.
You'll learn how to send footage to Motion 4 to create a custom "Lower 3rd" title treatment, how to open clips in Color 1.5 and perform primary color correction, and also how to use Soundtrack Pro 3 to reduce background noise and hiss in your video's audio streams.
This tutorial is produced by Michael Wohl and Martin Sitter. Michael is one of the original designers of Final Cut Pro, and to this day he is still on of Apple's lead courseware authors, writing the Apple Pro Training series books for Final Cut Pro (Advanced) Motion, and Color. Martin Sitter was formerly a lead courseware author and trainer for Apple, writing the Apple Pro Training Series books for Logic, DVD Studio Pro, and Soundtrack Pro. Today, Martin is the Founder and Publisher of nonlinear Educating Inc.
There's a lot of information on offer in this tutorial, but you don't need to watch the entire show. use the detailed menus and keyword search functions to quickly find topics of interest - that's the essence of Nonlinear Educating!
- Final Cut 7 101: Core Final Cut 7
- Final Cut 7 105: Sound Editing in Final Cut Studio
- Final Cut Studio: Pro Workflows
For a full list of the topics covered, see the Tutorial Outline
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