Final Cut Pro Tutorial (Advanced): Adjusting Speed

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Enhance your basic editing skills by learning the advanced editing techniques of effects in Final Cut Pro and Express. In this course you will learn to create a 'freeze frame,' use the 'fit to fill' option, use 'linking and snapping' in your timeline, replace edit, use the 'ripple/roll' & 'slip and slide' tools, superimpose edit, adjust speed, use the motion tab, use master templates, and create titles in boris.

In this Final Cut Pro tutorial, you will learn how to speed up and slow down clips, and how to edit these changes into your timeline.

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[lindseykimballs]

@SlowChillMusic auto technology is more legitiment because of the algorithm of pythagroms theorem

[DerKaiii]

What you did not mention is that you get ghost clips. Just use CInema Tools to adjust the fps! f.e. 60fps adjust to 24fps you won't get ghosts!!

[SlowChillMusic]

what is advanced about this? i was expecting something more like manual speed change :(

[Mitchla]

Terrific.



[4815ertgvd]

Thanks ALOT, perfect tutorial, not too long, not too short, perfect.

[rodneypin1]

helped so much