ParticleMetrix plugin for FCPX, Final Cut Pro 7, Motion, FCE, Adobe Premiere Pro & After Effects
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| Explode video into stars or burn it up into smoke. Write on text with glitter or dissolve objects into bubbles. Add sparkle to transitions, or shatter into pixels. All are one click away with ParticleMetrix. This revolutionary plugin turns live video, objects and text into particle emitters. Literally blow anything up into thousands of particles using pre-loaded or user specified pieces. Build objects from particles by toggling the effect to reverse. We don't stop there though, precise controls allow the user to emulate finer effects. Text can be blown away into sand, objects to dust. Video content moves even having been blown apart in 3D! This plugin has been designed and optimised for FCPX, Final Cut Pro 7, Final Cut Express, Motion, Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects. Full of presets, this plugin will give instant gloss and creativity. Easy to install & use this cutting edge plugin takes animating or revealing objects to a new level. |


Tutorial: ParticleMetrix in FCPX |
Real Life Example |
| Watch how easy it is to get stunning particle effects in FCPX with ParticleMetrix. The same effects are also avaialble in Final Cut Pro 6&7, Motion 4&5, Final Cut Express 4 and Adobe After Effects. | ParticleMetrix: "It's become a drug for use, we use it all the time, it's a very powerful tool," Art Bell from Dreamlike Pictures tells us how he uses ParticleMetrix in producing content for companies such as Ben & Jerrys and American Apparel. |
Hosts Supported |
System Requirements |
Installation |
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Final Cut Pro 6, 7 and 10
Motion 3,4 and 5
Final Cut Express 4
Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 OSX
Adobe After Effects 8,9,10, 10.5 & 11
(CS3, CS4, CS5, CS5.5 & CS6)
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OS X Lion or OS X Mountain Lion
FxFactory 4.0 (No purchase neccessary)
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1 Click on the download link
2 Install FxFactory -No purchase is necessary for the free trial
3 Restart the host apps for the plugins and templates to be available
4 Find ParticleMetrix under filters and transitions |
