90 Moments Testing Final Cut Pro for iPad Live

During my initial tests of Final Cut Pro for iPad, I discovered many new features, bugs, and workflow adaptations necessary for using Apple's newest professional app to the fullest – tune into the livestream.

Last Thursday, I streamed a live test of Apple’s new release of Final Cut Pro for iPad for about 2 hours, covering:

  • learning the interface
  • marking Ins/Outs while importing
  • fine edits with the jog wheel
  • workflow considerations,
  • and much more

Overall, I added 90 chapter markers at each significant moment in the stream, so jump into the video and skip around to the bits that you’re interested in watching – I had some genuine moments of joy while discovering new features, like this one:

Here’s the full list of chapters:

Watch the full stream on YouTube.

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