Final Cut Studio Warp Speed Workflow #1: Applying a transition to multiple clips
January 7, 2007 in digital video news, dvcTV, editing by Josh
Here is a sneak preview of some Warp Speed Workflow™ Power Tips coming your way.
This trick, originally posted by us in 2001, and redone for the latest FCP version, shows the secret to adding a transition to multiple clips all at once with a simple click and drag!
UPDATE: The new Final Cut Pro 7 will do this in a different way.
Click here to ask a question about Final Cut Studio workflows.
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this is a very impressive site that really helps me in editing
Yeehaw!
This is fantastic. This is yet another thing I thought only Avid could do.
Just goes to show that the tools are there, it just takes a little more work to find them.
Thanks for this one!
Just when a person thinks they may have a good grasp of FinalCut Pro a tip like this comes along and one is left exclaiming, “Whoa. I didn’t know you could do that!” Kudos!
Here are some more Warp Speed Workflowsâ„¢:
http://dvcreators.net/index.php?s=warp
Awesome. Thanks for yet another rad tip!
great stuff, thanks!
GENIUS! thanx a million – you have no idea how long i searched for this!
will now follow your podcast & tweets!
this tip saved us a lot of time at a very late hour… THANK YOU!!!
Wow!
I have just finished a 3 hr sequence, fast cut and needing the same transition between each clip.
Thank you – You have just saved me SO much work!
magic – thanks – especially useful for adding audio mixes – would never have thought of dragging the sequence clips back into the canvas
Thank you.
What a time saver!!!