Customizing a Title in FCP X
Motion 5 Publishing Tips on MacBreak Studio
By Mark Spencer | February 04, 2012
On this week's MacBreak Studio, I show Steve Martin from Rippletraining.com how to give the Final Cut Pro X editor greater creative control over their titles thanks to the publishing features in Motion 5.
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@videoaaron @tstrachanedit Great keyset … I need to update the Keyboard Manifesto for @AdobePremiere Don't really think it'll work for FCPX -
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@amyfame Reading into the comments on an article like that is always fun too. overall not a happy article for our generation to read
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