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New in Final Cut Pro: AI you’ll actually use, more mature iPad version
Final Cut Pro 11, like Logic Pro 11, marks new machine learning-powered functionality – but don’t fret; some of this is stuff you’ll actually use. There are non-AI improvements, too, like overdue keyboard shortcuts. And its iPad version is gradually becoming more mature, too. Here’s a breakdown of what’s new in the free Mac update and latest iPad release.
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Logic Pro for Mac 11, Logic Pro for iPad 2, reviewed: more than just AI
Logic Pro for Mac 11 and Logic Pro for iPad 2 deliver new machine learning-powered features on Apple Silicon: new Session Players, the ChromaGlow saturation model, and an integrated Stem Splitter. But AI isn’t the whole story in these two updates. Let’s talk about everything new. (Spoiler: bounce in place for external gear.)
Final Cut Pro updates and Final Cut Camera have landed – multicam joy!
As promised last month, big Final Cut Pro updates land this week for both iPadOS and macOS. That’s accompanied by an update to Apple’s free camera app that lets you gather iPhones and iPads for a multicam rig.
Mac updates: M3 performance gains, including raytracing, shading
Peter Kirn - October 31, 2023
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M2 Ultra is now in Mac Studio, Mac Pro tower with PCI slots, shipping by next week
Peter Kirn - June 5, 2023
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