Apple Final Cut Pro X allows two types of ways to duplicate your project. One method makes a completely independent version away from the original while the other lets you make changes to compound clips that ripple through both projects. In this video, Nick Harauz demonstrates these differences.
- Final Cut Pro allows two ways…to duplicate your project.…One method makes a completely independent version…away from the original, while on the other,…if you make changes to items called compound clips,…it will ripple through both projects.…Let's see the differences in action.…I'm here in my chapter 7.6 project…in my chapter seven folder.…The first project that we're using in this chapter,…I've double-clicked to open in the timeline…and we're going to duplicate it…but there's one thing we should note about this project…that is that it has a title…that's contained in a compound clip.…
So, I'm going to go through the regular duplicate process…which is to press Command + D to duplicate a clip…and here you can see the duplicate copy.…What you should know about duplicate is…if I go into my chapter six project,…it's still in the timeline,…double-click to go inside the compound clip…and I'm going to now make a change to my title.…I'm going to double-click inside of here…and change this to my friend and the man in black.…
Author
Nick Harauz
Released
4/18/2018- Using keywords and Smart Collections
- Working with metadata
- Applying custom names to clips
- Working with advanced search functions
- Marker shortcuts
- Using roles for exporting titles and audio
- Retrieving a backup library or project
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome53s
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1. Asset Organization Today
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2. Efficient Importing in Final Cut Pro X 10.1
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Importing graphics3m 22s
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3. Organization Inside the Browser
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Setting up workspaces2m 25s
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Pre-editing and adding notes2m 18s
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Creating keyword shortcuts2m 16s
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Working with folders1m 35s
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Creating video roles3m 41s
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Creating audio roles3m 43s
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4. Working with Metadata
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Working with metadata4m 8s
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Understanding metadata views2m 45s
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Editing metadata views2m 12s
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Applying custom names1m 59s
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Changing existing metadata3m 35s
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5. Working in the Timeline
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Using the timeline index3m 22s
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Regular vs. to-do markers3m 12s
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Marker shortcuts1m 52s
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6. Using Metadata for Export
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Exporting XMLs1m 50s
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7. Media Management
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Relinking files2m 24s
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Modifying storage locations2m 26s
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Consolidating media2m 57s
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Conclusion
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Next steps40s
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