Next Level Final Cut Pro Tips

[@Markadown]

Adding timestamps because I keep coming back to your video. I haven't memorized the commands yet. 0:30 - Speed ramps 1:46 - Custom shortcuts 5:26 - Title presets 6:46 - Compound clips 7:15 - Noise removal 10:00 - Compound your multicam 12:36 - An export secret Thanks for this, and your other, amazing videos. They've been extremely helpful.

[@stalman]

Thanks so much! added to the video

[@tombuck]

The Option+T audio transition tip literally just gave me hours of my life back 🙏

[@equinephotoschool]

Me too! That’s brilliant.

[@wildsage]

It really does. I found this out a little while back and OMG. Not having to drag those tiny little audio fade handles out is A+

[@homechoicehk]

Option + T. Got it❤️💪🏻

[@MichaelSeneschal]

Yup

[@chrisbrockhurst]

Same!!

[@waynedennyphoto]

You explained speed ramping (both what to do & not what to do!) in under a minute. I'm just learning FCP and your vids help immensely while cutting out all the bloat that others do. Very much appreciated!

[@CallMeChato]

Both this video and the great comments are going to take a while to digest. One last thing, as someone who used to design typefaces it’s always hard hearing them called fonts. But that’s what the menu says thanks to Mr. Jobs.

[@FlowDefoe]

For your mixing-tip: if you CTRL-S, expand audio, on the big compound clip, you can actually mix the different roles (dialog, effects, music...). For example throw the limiter on the dialogue, compressor on music and equalize the music so it doesn't affect the dialogue so much.

[@stalman]

Absolutely great tip! Since I’m usually doing things quick and dirty for KZbin I often master it to my ear to balance tracks in the main timeline, then just lift the whole thing on the compound clip. Of course your suggestion is the correct way to do it though

[@thomasbreeder]

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[@wildsage]

I made a couple keyboard shortcuts for things I use often and it has seriously cut down my editing time. 1) Created a shortcut for "Automatic speed." So when I use the command it takes the clip and slows it down until it matches the framerate of the video file you are editing. So if I shot in 60fps and my project is in 24fps then it will slow it down to 40%. Really useful for B roll sequences and b roll heavy project so you don't have to drag you mouse up to the drop down menu. 2) Created a shortcut to silence the audio on a clip. Its great for if you or your videographer recorded audio into you b roll that you won't be using or if you are just cutting something to music.

[@siemworks7078]

This!!!!

[@TheFinalCutBro]

Dude.. I don't know why I haven't even bothered saving text presets in there. Would save me so many unnecessary clicks 😂 Always appreciate seeing more FCP content Tyler!

[@JashimJalal]

Seriously!!! This is 🤯

[@JoeDavisMusic]

SAME LOL

[@ChochoLevi]

This editing software is full of magic. Every time I watched a new video I learned at least a new shortcut to speed things up. Magical.

[@sanonkid]

Easily one of my new favorite KZbin channel. Love the professional vibes!

[@daniel111402]

bro you're a cheat code, super appreciate your expertise- absolutely love your videos, these tips saved me an eternity of editing

[@Yoshi_Boii]

I taught myself how to use final cut and have been using since 2015... because I am self taught, I always look for better ways to do things. this taught me tons! what a time saver. thank you!

[@ColtCapperrune]

What a ridiculously helpful video! I edit every video in Final Cut and I didn’t know most of these. Thanks so much!

[@DaBoyProduction]

Again a GREAT VIDEO! Love the Final Cute Pro Video's @TylerStalman Thank you for taking the time and make this happen for us! We appreciate it very much. Gr from The Netherlands.

[@vonSmash]

Oh man! I've been using FCP for over 10 years (on and off and not professionally) and 2 min into your video I learned something I wished I learnt maaaany years ago!.. haha. In other words, I've been using the Blade Speed tool very inefficiently.. Your way of easing in and out of the speed ramp and also (this is the big one) that you can edit the source frame! 🤯 THANK YOU!

[@BrettMeredith]

Once again, you prove that you are the Jedi Master of FCPX.

[@MetalJesusRocks]

I had no idea about the Option-T audio tip. Man, that’s a good one! Thanks

[@SheMeetsCity]

Literally one of the best FCPX videos I've seen on KZbin! Thanks Tyler!

[@StuartHetzler]

Your noise reduction method can be simplified further if you have Logic. Open Logic, drag your video clip into Logic, press shift+W to send it to RX (you may have to map this in the sample editor menu in Preferences), perform any noise reduction you need, Cmd+S to save, Cmd+Q to quit, which takes you back to your logic session, then go to File - Movie - Export audio to movie. Bam, now you have noise reduction encoded directly into the source video file and don't need to create any extra audio files.

[@ImaginetMedia]

Awesome tips. Thanks for sharing. The round trip to RX via compound clip just changed my life!

[@allofdestiny]

Wow I just learned a lot. That compound clips tip is genius thank you

[@TheTMax]

I thought I had a pretty slick workflow in Final Cut until I watched this video and realized the extent of my inefficiency😳 Thanks Tyler!

[@TearUpYourBible]

Tyler... wow! I'm not even a FCPX user, but I always want to switch back to it... you made that way more tempting! You rocked my world with izotope rx8. I bought it as soon as I watched this. It just happen to hit right as I was going back through an old video series (that IS in FCPX) that I wanted to clean up and use on my premium video site. I used a rode video micro a little too far away... but rx8 cleaned it up in the most incredible way. The way you demonstrated it here is very similar to my results, so I can affirm that you posted a very real-world demonstration.

[@WanderingAroundAZ]

Great tip about the exporting/YT upload. I've had 15 minute 4K videos sit in "HD Processing" for almost 24 hours. Thank you.

[@DMS3TV]

Everyone knows Patrick! Small world. Great video! Definitely going to use compound clips more often.

[@vrptl]

8:29 - final cut can export audio of a clip, timeline, based on selection etc

[@Firetracks]

Thanks man! Major gems 💎 as usual!🤟🏾💪🏾

[@elephantgrass631]

Nice sweater Tyler! Let's see some of your DMC scratch videos!

[@dglatz01]

Great tips and the export bit at the end . . .nice! The Technics hoody though - takes the cake. LOL I had two 1200MKIIs back in the day.

[@chris-piascik]

There is SO much great info in here. Thanks so much. I feel like you answered every question I’ve had recently!

[@omarafunitv]

This is one of the best FCP tips videos I’ve ever watched. Thank you, Tyler!

[@nikferrari]

…you rock! 🙌🏼💯😎🔥⚡️ …first day back in FCPX after 5yrs in PP… this helps significantly.

[@3elementscreativemedia]

Wow Tyler ! So much info. Thanks for this. I'll need to watch this a few more times. Saved for reference.

[@MomentsInTheSky]

You’re a legend man..I’ve learned loads of FCP stuff from your videos 👍

[@KaiTiura]

Wow! That's a lot of info in a short amount of time. Thanks for sharing your insights!

[@lawnporn]

Totally brilliant. Love the first tip!!

[@hankkeutchayee]

Loved this! Saving the titles as presets is a game-changer for me! I've been going to previous videos of mine and copying and pasting in! So happy I don't need to do that anymore!

[@expressivoarts]

Thank you so much. I really learned a lot from your first video I've ever watched of yours. For me, when you scroll through various onscreen choices, such as the end encoding, you move to fast for beginners like me. Thank you so much for making your content free and I have now subscribed to learn more from you and your channel.

[@joaodordio]

Super interesting stuff here, I had no idea about the the amount of T shortcuts! Just saved this for later! Thanks Tyler

[@colinmakesvideos]

I LOVE your composition and framing for your tutorials!

[@cwfeldmann]

I feel so justified that so many of these are ones I adopted naturally. I did not know about the gradual speed ramp though. I’m so excited to try that next time as it smoothly ramps up to full speed which has always been a battle of mine. Command Shirt R on footage in the timeline will reveal it in finder, you can skip reveal in browser. Tyler did it correctly if you’re only right clicking though.

[@GariniAlon]

08:34 Is it any different then exporting only audio as wave?

[@AaronAbernethy]

Yeah this was the only tip that seemed longer than what I normally do - I created a Custom Destination that just spits out the audio of the current timeline as a WAV or AIFF, then round trip to RX8

[@jennifersoriano1459]

Literally the KZbin video I’ve been looking for. Thanks so much for the tips, super helpful!

[@RafaelLudwig]

iZotope FTW! Your multicam was compound inception! All great tips Tyler!

[@lukeknight6559]

I agree with the noise reduction... its poopy. I have found that using a slight voice isolation on noisy backgrounds and then compounding the clip together, then once again added a little more voice isolation along with loudness amount and uniformity seems to work the same wonders without compressing or limiting. I always feel the limiter takes away from the quality slightly. Just my little work around to explore.

[@Umacodes]

All relevant tips explained in great detail! Thank you.

[@flo.flo.flo.]

I recently found out that if you want a transition to affect only the secondary timeline (without disturbing the primary timeline) all you need to do is to come from a clip with zero opacity (does not work with muted clips). Comes in really handy for example if you want to slide something in the frame from the side...just use a slide transition. This was my first edit using this method. The climbing holds are "animated" with slide transitions which also provide great motion blur without using much rendering power. /watch?v=0Vx6gtJkL9w

[@theyoutubehusband5308]

Double clicking on the speed ramp is mind blowing. Thanks 😊

[@ToldbyNick]

Excellent tutorial, Tyler! As always, your use of compound clips blows my mind + streamlines my workflow 😆

[@MichaelTchao]

wow these were really great tips! Thanks tyler!!

[@AndrewYamada]

ive been using FCPX for a long time and i still learned from this video. great stuff!

[@AhsanStudios]

Is there any way I can move around to different points in the timeline of FCPX like in Adobe Preiemire I used to have mark In point and Out point in the timeline and then with press of Cntr + I goto In Point and with Cntrl + O gotto Out point can we can do such thing in FCPS please help really need this feature

[@tzuyung]

If you need a wav file, it might be faster to just export(share) master file (command + E) and choose audio only, or better yet just make a wav file destination for the share menu(add destination).

[@stalman]

Actually you’re probably right, as long as you select the original clip in the browser. What you want to avoid is accidentally changing the length of the wav

[@aov_james]

option T is something I've missed out and I will definitely use it a lot more. I found opening some heavy taxing plugins like iZotope inside FCPX usually ended up with rainbow circle. I thought latest m1 max MBP would've performed better and I guess not? I guess 8:20 your procedure is way to go until apple FCP developer do something about it.

[@dannywinget]

This is awesome. Thanks for the tips!

[@skiddlybatch]

This was a great video. Thanks, Tyler! 🎉

[@terrellclark]

I’ve been using FCP off and on for years to edit, more recently as a second gig and I realized I’ve been doing so many things the hard way lol.

[@WestonWoodfin]

I’m a long time Premiere User, but I’ve been considering making the switch to Final Cut. The way premiere exports color drives me a little nuts, and final cut is just looking better and better!

[@kevinhill.8]

Audio Transitions and Compound Clips were my major takeaways. So good! I’m using CCs so much now that I made it a straight “G” shortcut. I did the same for “Z” since I’m a newbie and I undo frequently, then made redo “Command Z”! 🙃

[@jas_bataille]

For people who are doubting FCP, it was the standard before Premiere in the industry. It was let down due to the major changes of FCP X that created too many issues and because macs lineup was less appealing, but in reality, you will find Avid much more than Premiere in pro studios. Also, features such as Parasites where all edited on FCP X. FCPX presets are so ridiculous, if you look closely, there's one in the 3D section what was totally use for the earlier white, 3D Netflix logo animation!! :O

[@runitmj]

Woa! Probably the most valuable tips ive found yet. This just took my edits to the next level thank you

[@MaineMountainMedia]

Always quality content and original tips! Great video.

[@FocusedwithGK]

Yep. Just subbed. Very clean and easy tutorial. Everything I needed from the last two weeks of work just got faster. Thank you!

[@superfluous-groove]

very nice video! very useful, thank you

[@MicahManago]

Sweet video, thanks for the info. 8:05 - for this I use a easy plug-in called NS1 by Waves. I bought it for Logic Pro X but it shows up in FCPX as well so I thought that was cool. However, I know your work is top quality so this wont work as great for you but for the rest of the people out there like me, maybe this can help you get rid of your unwanted noise with just two clicks. (Plug-in was $40, super worth it for me). Thanks again for the video just wanted to share the little knowledge I have in the comments for us small timers.

[@mylhainen]

Excellent tips, thank you!

[@alexmacgregor]

Great tips! Need to learn more shortcuts ASAP

[@toshi5139]

Audio tip: you can try using gate to basically mute the audio when nothing is spoken. It works beautifully when the mic gain is set correctly! :)

[@AleSalvino]

Love the shortcuts, thanks man! 💪🏻

[@jaredkaufman]

So helpful - your final cut tutorials are the best !

[@ColbyStewart1965]

absolutely the best tutorial FCPX ever! Perfect for where I am in my learning process! Thanks a ton!

[@Jadesfishing]

Thanks Tyler some great tips as per usual! 🔥🔥🔥

[@denniscarlson8696]

For speed ramps, you can press just the letter R i believe, and high section of the clip than choose your speed. It creates in and out ramps to your clips. Way easier than the way demonstrated here. The transition shortcuts are awesome 🔥

[@oopalonga]

well done sir, ur presentation editing and style are on point:)

[@JacksonGarage]

I've been using FCP for 2 years now and don't know half the stuff in these tips. Thanks so much. I'm still unsure of how the compound clips work. I'll try it myself and then rewatch your vids.

[@LittleByLittleWeGo]

Great video. Some I knew, lots of new stuff I didn’t. Thanks Tyler 😊. Love how the sponsored section didn’t even feel like a plug 🤣. I am actually going to go check them out.

[@victoriavox]

thank you Tyler! lots of great info in here!

[@TonyVic]

Super helpful. Good looking out on another helpful video.

[@mikeglassburn]

My god man. This is incredible. Now I just want to play.

[@ClimbingCaed]

I’m definitely going to need to remember the text and option-T audio tip! Thank you 🙏🏽

[@SterlingSanders]

@Tyler Stalman ....that hoodie though! IYKYK!

[@justincosplay]

Another tip for speed ramp is to use range selector and only select part of the clip then it the hot key and it makes that part fast and ramps into it.

[@46thandBliss]

Gotta say, the noise removal/Voice Isolation effect in the latest FCP update is flawless imo. No post-processing artifacts**, it removed a LOUD HVAC noise and, along with the usual voice EQ, sounded great to my ears. **I only heard minor audio weirdness in the vocal coming from off camera. Which isn't meant to be heard anyway in this project.

[@GoPro_Matt]

Really like your FCPX videos. Subbed.

[@tisannathomas2949]

These shortcuts, so helpful thank you!!🔥😩

[@TodaysTech]

FANTASTIC tips! Thank you! Once you learn and render a portion of the video, how do you apply that noise removal to the rest of the clip?

[@TodaysTech]

Nevermind; I got it! After learning, you must deselect the noise-only portion of the clip and then hit render.

[@aleksandrmikhailov3255]

Super awesome tips! Thanks a lot!

[@avationmusic]

This is exactly what i was looking for, thanks.

[@hari-sharma]

Hi Tyler, loving the content. Question: Which pack do I purchase to get the arrow used in 4:30

[@jmarcelomb]

Did you figure that out?

[@hari-sharma]

@@jmarcelombNope

[@BrvoGrlY]

One improvement on the audio master tip, if you make a compound clip of everything at the end, detach audio, then export that into auphonic (free) you can professionally normalize just a bit better than the built in apple limiter :) an extra step, but good audio is worth it!

[@caseybryantjones]

Man your videos are fantastic! Thanks for creating such awesome content.

[@lucianodoriaphotography]

Great tips, I’m happy YouTubr just recommended me this video! Thanks for sharing

[@laybackeasy]

Subscribed! This video is incredibly helpful. Thank you so much.

[@invi_carlos]

Wow, killer stuff here. Thank you!

[@JonAdamsMinistries]

Always amazing, thanks for you work dude!

[@Serge1913]

Compound clips for the win!

[@DilluLohar]

I am new to Final Cut Pro and hope to learn more from you. I have subscribed your channel. Thankyou

[@DREZZYFILMS]

Ctrl+opt+R is a good trick for speed ramps in which your video time doesn’t shift when synched.

[@richonfilm]

This is the video I needed and didn’t know I needed

[@HouseofRen]

you don't have to use compressor to export a wav file. you can export a clip directly in final cut as wav. you also dont need to make a compound clip. you can export a range. you can make a range by selecting a clip in your timeline and pressing the X key then dragging the handles on either end to make the range bigger or smaller. So you can actually remove a few of the steps you made to do the same thing and so making your workflow even faster

[@AlexeyVarlak]

дружище! Благодарю тебя за tutorial! Ты лучший! :)