Using Advanced Multicam Techniques in Final Cut Pro X
In this tutorial, we look at three different multicam timelines in Final Cut Pro X. Each of them has a slightly different build in the Angle Editor; not just a collection of multiple cameras!
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Brad Schlueter
That was really interesting. Is there a particular order that you use to create compound clips within multi-cams?
One use I have of multi cams is to put both angles of a synced drumming multi cam onscreen at the same time, each sized and placed into their own area.
This link shows how to accomplish the idea.
https://youtu.be/S2pnoveRIYE
Thanks!
Alessandro Pettorali
i apreciate so much this tutorial
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Peter
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It doesn’t really matter when you make the compound clips- the changes will ripple through the projects