An Event in FCPX is akin to a folder and can contain multiple projects and numerous video files. When you create a new library in FCPX the program will also create what is called an 'Event'. Also, if you work on a dual monitor setup FCPX can only set one monitor as a full preview window while the other has the remaining workspace panels, which feels pretty limiting.Īnother key element of FCPX's design is its use of libraries instead of the traditional 'bins' or folders for storing your media. You can’t separate these different panels from each other or drag them where you want them to customize your workspace. You can drag the edges of these panels to enlarge one window or make another smaller, but FCPX is fairly rigid. There is a panel for importing and locating media, one for previewing your video footage and edit (a central reference window), an 'inspector' window for making detailed adjustments to video parameters, and the timeline at the bottom. The FCPX interface features four main elements that appear as panels with different functions. Lifewire / Todd Braylor Pleasants Key Features: Unique FCPX interface It’s a powerful video editing program that now includes advanced color grading and color correction tools, some welcome and long-anticipated inclusions. It also scraps the separation of preview screens (for edits) and final 'print' screens, and adds workflow augmentations like a trackless timeline.įCPX is really user friendly and features some non-traditional workspace elements that have become staple functions of the FCPX workflow, stuff like a magnetic timeline, unorthodox audio roles in place of audio mixer tracks, and a unique library system.
The new version of FCPX does away with a number of legacy features that reflected long-standing traditions in video editing interfaces, like 'bins' or folders to manage your content. FCPX 10.4.6 is more powerful than ever and now offers advanced color grading, 8K video support, and 360° video editing. Keep reading for our full product review.įirst released in 2011, Final Cut Pro X is Apple's stalwart video editing program and is used by professional video producers and hobbyist video editors alike. We purchased the Final Cut Pro X 10.4.6 so our expert reviewer could thoroughly test and assess it.
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