FCPX Plugins Helping London City Brass Play Together From Home
We always like to hear about the use of our plugins in cool videos. It doesn't matter if they are broadcast or on YouTube, it is great to see our Final Cut Pro X products working hard!
We recently got this email from Daniel at London City Brass:
Hi,
I play drums for a brass band in London and make occasional videos for them. When the lockdown struck, the band knew they wanted to keep together and keep making music. Obviously some kind of remote recording session was on the cards - but how to do it? Live sessions are impractical - and then you hit me with your free XEffects Video Conference effect for Final Cut.
Problem solved! - I hope you like the result - and thank you for solving my creative conundrum. You saved me so much time, the effect made it easy to swap people around as needed. I did very little processing of the video and we have more planned. Thanks for making the effect free!
I play drums for a brass band in London and make occasional videos for them. When the lockdown struck, the band knew they wanted to keep together and keep making music. Obviously some kind of remote recording session was on the cards - but how to do it? Live sessions are impractical - and then you hit me with your free XEffects Video Conference effect for Final Cut.
Problem solved! - I hope you like the result - and thank you for solving my creative conundrum. You saved me so much time, the effect made it easy to swap people around as needed. I did very little processing of the video and we have more planned. Thanks for making the effect free!
I'm sure you will be like us and want to see the result, we have posted the video below.
Thank you to Daniel for sending this in and best of luck with his band's further performances!
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