I Built a Free USA Flag Plugin for Final Cut Pro in Twenty Minutes With AI!
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DIARY OF A PLUGIN WRITER #3
It has been a while, but we are back in 2024 with an update to 2023
The Final Cut Pro ecosystem has changed. There are now huge libraries that can be accessed with a monthly subscription. There are plugin writers that are systematically working through other developer's products making
Whatever Happened to FCP.co?
Hopefully this short blog will answer a few queries about the life and eventual closure of the best Final Cut Pro website.
The site ran for over 12 years, it started before Final Cut Pro X was released and surfed the wave of creation, innovation and finally in the latter years, frustration.
Diary of a Plugin Writer #2
In this post
- Build a better vignette for Final Cut Pro with NO plugins
- The dangers of feature creep & early iteration
- Free 3D Halloween assets for spooky productions!
Diary of a Plugin Writer #1
In this first post:
- Functionality is key with Final Cut Pro plugins
- How to add an angle to a single clip already edited on an FCP timeline
- We love text, this video proves it!
Building Awesome Long Shadows in Final Cut Pro
Have We Just Killed off the Final Cut Pro YouTube Plugin Tutorial?
Five Ways Apple Could Improve Motion Plugins for Final Cut Pro
Slowing a Clip in Final Cut Pro 10.6 Slows the Track!
Well, we love the new tracker in Final Cut Pro 10.6 and we will have some more information about it and our plugins shortly. But, we thought we would share this great discovery the morning after about retiming clips.
Why Do Some of My Final Cut Pro Plugins Still Say They Won't Run on Apple Silicon?
All of our Motion-based plugins run on Intel and Apple Silicon (M1+) Macs. However, some customers are reporting they are still seeing that some plugins are not compatible to run with Final Cut Pro 10.5.3 on Apple Silicon.
Why Our Final Cut Pro Plugins Are Not Ready for M1 Apple Silicon Macs
We have had lots of customers ask us when will our popular tracking plugins be available to run in Final Cut Pro on Apple silicon Macs (M1 SOC).
The answer is soon, hopefully! Unfortunately we don't have a timeframe as this requires third-party work which is beyond our control.
