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Set up for working with audio
Mount a volume
Cancel your actions
Edit a sound using keyframes
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Final Cut Pro7
Exploring Final Cut Pro
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Preparing Clips in the Viewer
Creating Voiceovers
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First Look at Final Cut Pro
To open Final Cut Pro
Opening Final Cut Pro
Viewer Canvas
To import sample video files
Jump In Explore the Browser
Project tab Audio clip Sample video clips Sequence icon
Create and work with bins
Change the Browser display
Select items in the Browser
View additional Browser information
Create a new sequence
Save changes to your project
Place a clip in the Viewer
Jump In Explore the Viewer
Change the display of a clip in the Viewer
Play a clip in the Viewer
Navigate to specific locations in a clip
Set and work with In and Out points
Navigate between edit points
Jump In Explore the Canvas
Use the Canvas to place a clip in the Timeline
Play and navigate within the clip in your sequence
Change the display of the Canvas
Move the playhead forward or backward
Change the display of the Canvas
Play and navigate within the sequence in the Timeline
Jump In Explore the Timeline
Change a clip in the Timeline
Scroll through the sequence in the Timeline
Cancel your actions
Change the Timeline track size
Add more clips to the Timeline using the Canvas window
Open a sequence clip in the Viewer to make changes
Eliminate gaps between clips in your sequence
Change the active window
Jump In Work with the Main Windows
Learning About Projects, Sequences, Clips, and Media Files
Understanding the Relationship Between Clips and Media Files
Key Concepts
First Look at Final Cut Pro
Bringing Media into Your System
Connect your camcorder or deck to the computer
Jump In Explore Tape-Based Video Capture
Create a new project to hold your video
Choose Final Cut Pro Easy Setup
Preview footage on tape
Select a logging bin
Enter logging information about a clip
Log additional clips without capturing them
Capture a single clip
Batch capture multiple clips at once
Capture your footage as a single clip using Capture Now
Jump In Explore File-Based Video Transfer
Getting Ready
Bringing Media into Your System
Mount a volume
Preview footage
Locate files on mounted volumes
Log a clip
Set rough In and Out points for a clip
Add a clip to the Transfer Queue
Log additional clips without immediately transferring them
Prepare to import a still image
Jump In Import Still Images and Other Media
Prepare to import an audio file
Import still images into a project
Import audio files into a project
Learning About Ingesting Media and Setting Up Projects
Bringing Media into Your System
Key Concepts
Bringing Media into Your System
Jump In Get to Know the Viewer
Preparing Clips in the Viewer
Preparing Clips in the Viewer
Change the size of the Viewer
Reposition the Viewer
Open multiple clips in separate Viewer windows
Close a Viewer window
Turn off the display of overlays
Show the timecode overlays
Open the Timecode Viewer
Current Timecode field
Navigate between markers
Add markers to indicate specific times in a clip
Delete markers
Jump In Change Clips in the Viewer
Display a clip in a wireframe mode
Reposition the clip on the screen
Jump In Create a Title Clip
Scale the display of the clip up or down on the screen
Rotate a clip to a different viewing angle
Get to know the titling controls
Create a title clip in the Viewer
Insert a title clip in your sequence
Reposition a title on the screen
Reposition the superimposed title to fit the background clip
Superimpose a title over another clip
Arrange a title and clip to appear side by side
Set keyframes and scale a clip up or down
Jump In Change Clips over Time
Add Motion Keyframe button
Move the playhead to approximately this position
Move a clip over time
Navigate between keyframes in the Viewer
Drag the title clip off the screen
Rotate a clip over time
Change a clip’s opacity over time
Opacity increases here
Choose Window Arrange Standard to resize the Viewer
Learning About Motion Parameters
Keyframe navigation buttons Keyframe button
Key Concepts
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Jump In Work with the Canvas
Working with the Canvas and Timeline
Working with the Canvas and Timeline
Display a sequence in Image+Wireframe mode in the Canvas
Keep the Viewer and Canvas in sync for easy editing
Update the Viewer to show the current frame in the Canvas
Delete markers in the Timeline
Navigate to markers in the Timeline
Change markers in the Timeline
Select clips in the Timeline
Jump In Work with Tracks in the Timeline
Turn a video track on or off
Lock a track to keep it from changing
Turn an audio track on or off
Place only the video portion of a clip in a sequence
Place only the audio portion of a clip in a sequence
Add new tracks to a sequence
Connect the v1 Source control to the V2 Destination control
A4 Destination controls
Jump In Edit Clips into a Sequence in the Timeline
Mark a clip in the sequence and replace it
Working with the Canvas and Timeline
Fill a specific segment of a sequence with a clip
Viewer, set In and Out points in a clip
Key Concepts
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Basic Editing
Choose Image from the View pop-up menu in the Viewer
Basic Editing 101
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Slide a clip left or right in the sequence
Drag with snapping on or off
Select the Roll tool in the Tool palette
Change a clip’s In or Out point without leaving gaps
Select the Slip tool in the Tool palette
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Jump In Make Simple Split Edits and Cutaways
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Now the clip’s audio starts before the video
Create a J-cut, in which the audio precedes the video
Create an L-cut, in which the video precedes the audio
Basic Editing 111
Add a short cutaway shot to a sequence
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Learning About the Trim Edit Window
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Next, you’ll explore working with audio in Final Cut Pro
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Working with Audio
Jump In Work with a Clip’s Audio in the Viewer
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Set up for working with audio
Scrub audio forward or backward
Play an audio clip in the Viewer
Change a clip’s audio level using the Audio Mixer
Add markers to specific audio points
Change a clip’s pan using the Viewer’s Pan slider
Remove all audio changes from a clip
Add markers during playback
Remove all markers from a clip
Jump In Change Audio Levels over Time
Increase a clip’s audio level over time using keyframes
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Decrease the audio level over time using keyframes
Play the clip to hear how the audio fades over time
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Edit a sound using keyframes
Level Keyframe button to add a keyframe
Quickly add keyframes
Quickly delete keyframes
Quickly navigate between keyframes
Jump In Work with Audio Tracks in the Timeline
Select a clip’s audio items
Display audio waveforms
Delete a clip’s audio
Trim an audio clip
Display audio level overlays
Move an audio clip in the Timeline
Balance the audio level of clips in the Timeline
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Jump In Add Voiceover Clips
Creating Voiceovers
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Open the Voice Over tool
Specify microphone settings in the Voice Over tool
Set an audio destination track for your voiceover clip
Specify a clip name for the first voiceover clip
Turn off audio playback for the sample clip in the Timeline
Discard a new voiceover audio clip that isn’t acceptable
Listen to the new voiceover clip
Record multiple voiceover clips, one after another
Record multiple takes of a voiceover clip
Delete takes that you don’t want
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Adding Video Filters and Transitions
Jump In Apply Filters to Clips
Apply a Sepia filter to a clip in a sequence
Remove a filter from a clip
Adjust the Sepia filter for a clip
Apply a Color Tint filter to a clip
Change a filter over time using keyframes
Jump In Make Simple Color Corrections
Change a clip’s dark tones
Change a clip’s saturation
Change a clip’s midtones
Change a clip’s light tones
Jump In Add Transitions Between Clips
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Add a clip with a transition to a sequence
Add a transition to an edit point
Delete a transition
Change the duration of a transition
Apply a different transition to a cut
Apply transitions from the Effects tab
Get to know the available video transitions
Learning About Transitions
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Outputting Your Finished Movie
Export your sequence as a QuickTime movie
Jump In Create a QuickTime Movie
Jump In Export a Movie in a Specific File Format
Export your sequence for display on iPod
Export your sequence for display on YouTube
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Search for a specific topic that interests you
Jump In Explore Final Cut Pro Help
Review discussions on Final Cut Pro discussion forums
Search for Apple service and support information
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