Tuesday Tips: Moving On Up
Tuesday, September 2nd, 2008How to move an item in the Browser to the top level
How to move an item in the Browser to the top level
How to play a preview up to the out point
How to set new sequences to have more than one video and four audio tracks
How to stop FCP from opening the last projects on launch
How to use Final Cut Pro’s useful QuickView window
How to use the Option key to quickly add and delete keyframes
Two handy keyboard shortcuts for loading text generators into the Viewer
How to add timecode to the video output while editing
How to locate other duplicated frames in a sequence
How to zoom in the Timeline window while locking one side
How to select all clips on all tracks forward in a sequence
How to navigate clips and sequences in the Browser from the keyboard
A workaround for moving multiple keyframes at the same time
How to split clips in the Timeline using the keyboard
How to quickly mark in and out points on a clip in the timeline
How to render specific types of timeline areas direct from the keyboard
How to jump the playhead to edits on a particular track
How to change the duration of the default audio transition and create favorites
How to count the number of clips in a sequence
How to get quick access to playback speeds in Final Cut Pro