I got it. Not impressed initially. But I truly need some sort of training and quality tutorials. Where can I get started? Who is doing tutorials/training? I think this has potential and will get better with time. As an Early Adopter I have nothing but hope. Premiere Pro CS5 as a backup/additional tool.
FCP X - Training
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photonashville
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The one tutorial I bought today is the Ripple Training: http://www.rippletraining.com/categ...-products/final-cut-pro-10-core-training.html
I put it on my iPad so I can start going through it wherever I am.
I put it on my iPad so I can start going through it wherever I am.
filmguy123
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Photonashville, can you let us know what you think of the training. Is it worth a purchase?
photonashville
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Shooter
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Training maybe worth while but the pre requisite lobotomy aint much fun!
bbalser
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The FCP X training from Ripple is official Apple Pro Video training, the best quality you'll get. I've been through the whole thing, it's a real course, has footage you can download and work with hands-on along with Steve Martin. It is the best, done by the best. And at $40 it's a huge bargain. I am an Apple Certified Master Trainer, Steve is an Apple "Mentor Trainer", he trains us trainers, and is the best of the best.
Anyone who comments on FCP X without doing this training is not making comments I have time to hear, to be brutally honest.
Now I'm off, teaching my first FCP X seminar in New Orleans tomorrow. Funny, it sold out right away, too. Guess the "majority" is not that upset about FCP X...
Anyone who comments on FCP X without doing this training is not making comments I have time to hear, to be brutally honest.
Now I'm off, teaching my first FCP X seminar in New Orleans tomorrow. Funny, it sold out right away, too. Guess the "majority" is not that upset about FCP X...
There just have been updates that have added features, bug fixes, etc.
Especially the 10.0.3 update was a big one with multicam, relinking, broadcast monitoring support, etc.
Apple has also told that in the next update there will be native REDCODE support, MXF support, better audio tools, dual viewers and more. So considering that the last real feature-update was from end january, everyone is also curious to the next update which will probably will have some huge features.
That being said, a lot of the basics of the program (clip connections, no tracks, the basic interface) is still pretty much unchanged in basic design.
Especially the 10.0.3 update was a big one with multicam, relinking, broadcast monitoring support, etc.
Apple has also told that in the next update there will be native REDCODE support, MXF support, better audio tools, dual viewers and more. So considering that the last real feature-update was from end january, everyone is also curious to the next update which will probably will have some huge features.
That being said, a lot of the basics of the program (clip connections, no tracks, the basic interface) is still pretty much unchanged in basic design.
Dave ©
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I second both the Ripple training and the APTS books.