Using an Audio Compressor in FCP X
On this week's MacBreak Studio
By Mark Spencer | July 24, 2012
Steve Martin from Ripple Training talks about using an audio compressor in Final Cut Pro X. He demonstrates versatility with FCPX's compressor to sweeten your audio to improve its overall quality.
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