- FINAL CUT PRO X 10.3.4 WINDOWS 7 HOW TO
- FINAL CUT PRO X 10.3.4 WINDOWS 7 FULL
- FINAL CUT PRO X 10.3.4 WINDOWS 7 PLUS
(If you need translation the other way - from Final Cut Pro 7 to Final Cut Pro X - there's an app for that too!)
FINAL CUT PRO X 10.3.4 WINDOWS 7 HOW TO
And illustrating how to change the interface is what this article is all about.Project X₂7 (also called XtoCC) translates Final Cut Pro X Library XML (fcpxml) and converts it for import into Adobe's Creative Cloud apps - Premiere Pro, Audition & After Effects - or other compatible applications. However, while these enhance the interface, they don’t really “change” the interface. For example, Control + Command + W to show the Waveform Monitor, Command+R to show the Retiming Bar, or Command + to zoom into or out of something. There are hundreds of keyboard shortcuts in Final Cut that, in some manner, show or hide something. If you need to reset Final Cut’s layout back to its default settings, choose Window > Revert to Original Layout.
This screen shot illustrates both the main Viewer (right) and the Event Viewer.įinal Cut will remember your interface settings when you quit and restart FCP X.
FINAL CUT PRO X 10.3.4 WINDOWS 7 FULL
Or, choose Window > Show Viewers on Second Display and this becomes the main monitor interface again, shown in Full Screen mode.Īnd this becomes the second monitor interface. This becomes the main monitor interface, shown in Full Screen mode.Īnd this is the second monitor interface.
Option 1: choose Window > Show Events on Second Display. If you have a dual computer monitor setup you have two more options. To exit full-screen mode, press the ESC key. To access the menu bar, roll your mouse into it. As an option, type Control + Command + F to expand the interface full screen and hide the menu bar at the top. This is the default single-window layout.
FINAL CUT PRO X 10.3.4 WINDOWS 7 PLUS
There are three interface layouts, plus an option. NOTE: You can’t change the size of the Inspector, even if you drag a border.ĭrag the horizontal edge at the top of the Toolbar (not the bottom) to increase or decrease the size of the Timeline.ĭrag the vertical edge between the Timeline and the audio meters to increase the width of the audio scopes.ĭrag the vertical edge between the Timeline Index and the Timeline to change the size of the Timeline Index. Shift + Command + 8: Show/Hide the audio meters.Ĭommand + 9: Show/Hide the Background Task windowĬommand + I: Open the Media Import window.ĭrag the vertical edge between the Library List and the Browser to change the size of the Library List.ĭrag the vertical edge between Browser and the Viewer to change the size of these two windows. Shift + Command + 7: Show multicam angles. (This is my third favorite interface shortcut.)Ĭontrol + Command + 2: Show/Hide the Timeline Index.Ĭontrol + Command + 3: Show/Hide the Event Viewer (this displays whatever you have selected in the Browser.)Ĭontrol + Command + F: Displays interface full-screen, hiding the menu bar at the top. Shift + Z: Changes the display size of whatever is in the Timeline, Viewer or Browser to fit into the window. (This is my second favorite interface shortcut.) (This is one of my three favorite interface shortcuts.)Ĭommand + 7: Show/Hide video scopes. (Shortcut: Shift+ Command + 1)Ĭontrol + Command + 1: Show/Hide both the Library List and the Browser. While some are menu items and others are on-screen buttons, all of these are keyboard shortcuts.Ĭlick this button, in the lower left corner of the Browser, to Show/Hide the Library list. Toggles make different elements of the interface appear or disappear. To get us started, this is the default, single window layout for Final Cut Pro X, with the Browser, Viewer, Inspector and Timeline all visible. These fall into three groups: Toggles, which turn things on or off Drags, which allow you to change the size of something by dragging, and Layouts, which change the overall interface display. However, there are several things you can do to modify the interface to fit your working style. Unlike Final Cut Pro 7, the interface in Final Cut Pro X is not particularly customizable.
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