When you bring your clips into Final Cut Pro X, you may need to reinterpret how your audio clips are being read by the application. How do you reinterpret audio in Final Cut Pro X? In this video, learn how to reinterpret audio and work with mono tracks and stereo tracks in Final Cut Pro X.
- There are times where you bring in clips,…and there is a pair of audio tracks.…Sometimes it should be stereo,…sometimes we only want one of the two,…let's see how the inspector permits us to use that.…One place that causes a lot of confusion for people…is when they come in and they're dealing with a clip…that has, say, dual capture.…The idea that it was captured, say, on the camera,…and with a loft mic,…or with a loft and a boom,…or maybe with a true stereo mic.…These items often get recognized…like this one here as stereo,…and it's really not a stereo clip.…
If I choose here to expand the components on the timeline,…let's zoom in,…let's hide our effects here,…let's look at this only as audio…so I'm going to go ahead and choose…just show me the audio of these clips.…Let's make them a little bit larger there.…When I right-click on this,…I can say expand the audio,…and there you see the audio of Ron,…but if he's got more than one audio component,…I can right-click and say expand the audio components.…That's showing you that it's just got this one piece.…
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Released
1/9/2018- Touring the Final Cut Pro X interface
- Ingesting footage
- Browsing and organizing media
- Adjusting metadata
- Editing in Final Cut Pro X
- Trimming clips
- Mixing audio
- Adding effects
- Creating titles
- Exporting projects
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome19s
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Using the exercise files1m 28s
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1. Overview at 10,000 Feet: Thinking in FCP X
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Learn to love the Inspector2m 52s
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2. Ingest
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3. Browsing and Organizing
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Where are my subclips?2m 21s
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4. Editing
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How everyday editing works4m 12s
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Nuances of replacing clips3m 29s
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5. Adjusting Clips on the Timeline
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Using the Blade tool1m 15s
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6. Mixing and Working with Audio
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7. Effects
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Adding and saving effects3m 43s
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Compound clips2m 55s
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Adding titles3m 17s
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8. Media Management and Output
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Deleting render files1m 39s
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Conclusion
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Next steps29s
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