Difference between revisions of "Venezuela - Final Cut Part 2"
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The Selection Tool is used for selection clips in the timeline. The keyboard shortcut is the '''a''' key. | The Selection Tool is used for selection clips in the timeline. The keyboard shortcut is the '''a''' key. | ||
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| − | The Pen Tool is used for creating keyframe points for audio volume, opacity and other effects. | + | The Pen Tool is used for creating keyframe points for audio volume, opacity and other effects. The keyboard shortcut is the '''p''' key. |
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| + | The Blade Tool is used for cutting a clip into a multiple clips in the '''Timeline'''. The keyboard shortcut is the '''b''' key. | ||
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Revision as of 10:47, 9 November 2011
Contents
Get files from Orca
If your files are on Orca, log onto Orca and copy your folder to the User Drive.
Set your Scratch Disk
When you open Final Cut it will display a dialog about the Scratch Disks.
- After opening Final Cut a dialog box will open asking to “Set Your Scratch Disks”.
- Click the Set button, browse to your folder in the User Drive and select it.
- Click Choose to make it the default location to store all your content.
For more info see Scratch Disk - FCP
Tools
- Selection Tool:
The Selection Tool is used for selection clips in the timeline. The keyboard shortcut is the a key.
- Pen Tool:
The Pen Tool is used for creating keyframe points for audio volume, opacity and other effects. The keyboard shortcut is the p key.
- Blade Tool:
The Blade Tool is used for cutting a clip into a multiple clips in the Timeline. The keyboard shortcut is the b key.
