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Creating Compound Clips

In this video we look at how we can combine several clips into a compound clip in Final Cut Pro.

Working with Connected Clips

Advanced Editing Options Introduction

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Tutor for Final Cut Pro

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Introduction
Introduction
Interface Overview
Importing and Organizing
Importing and Organizing Introduction
Importing and Analyzing
Importing from the Photos App
Creating and Organizing Libraries
Creating and Organizing Events
Selecting Clips and Ranges in Clips
Rating Clips
Adding Keywords to Clips
Creating Smart Collections
Using the Playhead and Skimmer
Viewer Options
Adjusting a Clip's Date and Time
Working with Clip Roles
Working with Projects
Working with Projects Introduction
Creating Projects and Project Settings
Add, Remove, and Arrange Clips
A Closer Look at the Timeline
Replacing Clips in the Timeline
Trimming Clips in the Timeline
Adding Audio to a Project
Inserting Placeholders and Gaps
Adding Transitions between Clips
Fine-tune Edits with the Precision Editor
Adding Markers, ToDo's, and Chapters
Working with Clips in a Project
Working with Clips in a Project Introduction
Adding Video and Audio Effects
Adding Titles to our Project
Adding Generated Backgrounds and Themes
Making Audio Adjustments
Detaching Audio from a Clip
Creating Split Edits
Adding Stabilization and Rolling Shutter
Working with Connected Clips
Creating Compound Clips
Advanced Editing Options
Advanced Editing Options Introduction
Adding the Ken Burns Effect
Retiming and Reversing Clips
Freeze Frame, Hold, and Jump Cuts
Adding Speed Ramps to Clips
Instant Replay and Rewind Effects
Working with Storylines
Making Three-Point Edits
Auditioning Clips
Editing with Multicam Clips
Masking Clips
Keying or Adding Transparency to Clips
Audio Voiceovers, Soloing, and Ducking
Copying and Pasting Attributes and Effects
Balancing and Matching Color
Enhancing and Matching Audio
Adding Keyframes
Sharing Options and Finding Help
Sharing your Projects and Finding Help Introduction
Sharing Options
Finding Help and Keyboard Shortcuts
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