I don't use Final Cut Pro, but this does help me understand the key concepts and then apply them to the software I do have. As always, good videos and helpful info.
@tombuckАй бұрын
Yes, these ideas can definitely be applied to other apps too!
@jamiehayes6714Ай бұрын
I have been using FCP for about a decade and never knew any of this. Thanks from Brisbane Australia Tom. You rock.
@tombuckАй бұрын
Woo hoo! So glad it taught you something new!
@FharishAhmedPortfolioАй бұрын
I apologize for being late to this episode. My Dad had died, and was literally being buried, as this one came out. Didn't have to tell you, but, thought that you should know. He was 88. Thank you for reading this.
@tombuckАй бұрын
So sorry to hear about your dad. I'm happy he got 88 years of life, but that doesn't make it any easier. Please take care of yourself and your family 🙏❤️
@FharishAhmedPortfolioАй бұрын
@@tombuck Thank you, for your condolences.
@willcountydrone2022Ай бұрын
Great Video
@Anonymouspunjabi29 күн бұрын
brother can you tell me which monitor you are using and how compatible is it with MacBook ? thanks
@tombuck29 күн бұрын
I use the LG 34WN80C-B. It's not 4K, but I like it a lot and it has USB C input/charging, which is great for the MacBook! geni.us/lgultrawide
@michaelvosbein7524Ай бұрын
Helpful. How about one on creating catchy thumbnails?
@tombuckАй бұрын
Hey that's flattering! I do have an older video about thumbnails: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWilo4eOespkatE The process is pretty much the same, but I've been trying to focus a lot on super clear photography with very bold/clear text (if any text).
@michaelvosbein7524Ай бұрын
@@tombuck Well, that one is pretty complicate and requires additional software. I would love to see one using just FCP. I usually export a frame I like, then import it back into the timeline then add text and formatting then export that frame to use as a cover thumbnail.
@Jeremy_AkesАй бұрын
Man, I wish you were a Davinci guy! You make amazing videos but even being a Mac user I can’t see any value in dropping all that money to buy a software package that does what I can do for free.
@tombuckАй бұрын
Yeah, Davinci is great! Definitely has its advantages over FCP. But for me, nothing really comes close to the speed and reliability of FCP (at least for a one person team).
@Jeremy_AkesАй бұрын
@@tombuck hmmm I used to use iMovie I know that was super easy to use maybe it would be worth a shot 😀
@theoutsiderjess1869Ай бұрын
I had way too much issues with Davinci resolve on mac but I agree free is much better than buying
@EthanScott61Ай бұрын
Hey, would recommend the Shure mv7+? or the Shure SM7B? I’m kind of stuck on which one I should choose. 😅
@tombuckАй бұрын
SM7B if you're planning to go with primarily XLR and MV7 if you want USB functionality 👍
@EthanScott61Ай бұрын
Thanks! I appreciate it a lot! I don’t have an audio interface yet, unfortunately. 😢 But I can figure that out on my own. Once again, I really appreciate it! I think the SM7B might be a good choice for me. I have a really deep voice and I think the SM7B might be the perfect choice for me. Once again, (for the 3rd time) Thank you. God bless you, man.
@mattwruffАй бұрын
I so wish I could delete about 80% of STUFF (Titles and Transition) there just in the way because lets admit most are worthless!
@tombuckАй бұрын
You mean yo udon't want the sparkle effect in all your projects?!
@ItsRyukinАй бұрын
This is quite basics for me, I could make even more creative than just the editing like playing with the camera shots something like that. 😁
@tombuckАй бұрын
Definitely some more foundational skills, but I always like to think this is the kind of stuff that can help someone start to feel a but more comfortable with Final Cut/editing and then want to dive in more!