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FCPX Audio Tools - Essential Audio Tools for Final Cut Pro X - Pixel Film Studios

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FCPX Audio Tools

Essential Audio Tools for FCPX

FCPX Audio Tools is a set of 20 essential audio induced effects created for use within Final Cut Pro. Utilize frequency isolation sliders to determine the exact range the audio effects respond to.  Pick from a variety of transform, exposure, and distortion effects and stack these tools limitlessly, all within Final Cut Pro.

Syncing Effects to Audio with FCPX Audio Tools

20 Essential Audio Effects for Final Cut Pro X

FCPX Audio Tools features a combination of 20 transform, distortion, and color correction effects that respond to the audio in your timeline. Choose from basic position, rotation, and scaling effects, to a variety of blurs and exposure effects. Additionally, Audio Tools includes distortion effects including pixellate, prism, and crystallize. Create amazing audio induced effects with incredible ease.

Frequency Isolation Controls

FCPX Audio Tools responds the full range of frequencies of the music inserted by default. However, users can use the low and high frequency sliders to isolate a desired range. With these two controls, editors can allow anything from the lowest rumbles to the highest pitches to affect objects in Final Cut Pro.

Stack Effects Limitlessly

FCPX Audio Tools can be stacked limitlessly in Final Cut Pro.  Place various effects and different frequency ranges to the same logo, text, or media to interesting effects that react to different frequencies within the music.It is important to note that the hierarchy of the effects will create a unique look!

How to Use Audio Tools

FCPX Audio Tools works with logos, media, and text.  Using Audio Tools is simple.  Start by dragging an effect directly onto a layer in the timeline.  Next, select “Choose Song” in the inspector menu and insert an audio file.  Lastly, drag the audio file into the timeline directly under the effected clip.  If the clip you want to affect begins after the audio begins, simply use the frame offset slider to sync up the audio.

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