Symptom #2: A function stopped working, or is performing strangely, or FCP X crashes. You can find the user guide and links to training here.
The Apple Pro Training Series books on FCP X are also excellent.
Second, watch or read some high-quality training. You’ll be shocked at how much you learn, and how much more you can do with FCP X. I keep the iBooks version on my iPhone and try to read a chapter at a sitting. It isn’t perfect and it isn’t meant to be a how-to guide for editing, but it will get you familiar with all that FCP X can do. People look at me weird when I suggest it, but it’s one of the best kept FCP X secrets. A simple way to accomplish this is to read the FCP X User Guide. Prescription : On one level FCP X is so easy your kids can easily edit with it, but i f you are a seasoned editor, or even a new one, and your livelihood depends on FCP X, invest the time to thoroughly learn the app. Apple really did rethink the NLE when they designed this editor and for many folks, it operates so differently from previously NLEs that it’s hard “to unlearn what you have learned”, as Yoda would put it. You might have a real problem, or it might be that your expectations are a little off. Diagnosis: It might just be improper expectationsįirst of all, take a deep breath.
Complaining about FCP X on social media could indicate you need to learn more about the program. In this first series are the top symptoms related to FCP X data corruption, including an overall note about how to prevent getting into trouble in the first place. Based on my experience working alongside hundreds of FCP X editors -on everything from Bollywood features to corporate films-I’ve come up with a list of the top symptoms and their fixes. If that is the case, this article series is for you. But when FCP X isn’t behaving as it should, you may start to feel that drowning sensation. My 10-year-old son is perfectly at home using FCP X to edit Lego videos, and as an editor, I have yet to reach its depth. Final Cut Pro X is close to one of those things… until you feel like you are drowning. Some things are like the ocean: shallow enough for a child to wade in, yet deep enough that you will rarely see the bottom. There is an old saying that I really enjoy.
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