Connection Point Fun-SFX Spotting

Posted by fcpxpert1 on November 3, 2015

Posted in: Timeline Tips. Tagged: FCP X Workflow, Tips. 4 Comments

Here’s another of my infrequent, semi coherent tip videos. 🙂 For FCP X pros, probably nothing exciting here, it’s just a little demo about using connection points to quickly and accurately spot SFX when doing sound design. People complain about audio in FCP X all the time, but it’s actually my favorite NLE in which to do this sort of stuff.

Anyway, hope you find it useful.

EDIT: It’s been pointed out, correctly, that this is way too long… After about 2 minutes, I’ve made the point. I guess I need a producer. lol

4 comments on “Connection Point Fun-SFX Spotting”

Lawrence Eaton on November 4, 2015 at 4:04 am said:

The more the merrier.

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Rick Lavon on November 4, 2015 at 4:51 am said:

I really like your tips, but find the movies to be way too long. Maybe consider streamlining everything. Honestly, unless its a full blown tutorial I don’t think any tip video should be longer than a minute.
But keep up the good work.

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- plysat on November 4, 2015 at 7:32 am said:
  
  Thanks Rick, I totally agree. I need to plan these out a bit more, winging it probably isn’t the best technique. 🙂
  
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- lin2logger on November 4, 2015 at 11:20 am said:
  
  Agree on all points. GREAT tips’n’tricks! But… point was made. Move on before it gets tedious. 😛
  
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