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Final Cut Pro X Intermediate Editing by Kelly Korzan

Analyzing Your Media

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In Final Cut Pro X, you can analyze clips during the import process, after…

Organizing Your Events

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In this lesson we will show you how to organize your events within Final…

Organizing Your Clips

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In this lesson we will show you some very powerful tools for organizing…

Adding Music and Sound Effects

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In this we will show you how to add music and sound effects to your Final…

Adding Transitions

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In this lesson we will show you how to add a transition between two clips…

Adding Video Effects

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Much like transitions, adding video effects to a clip in your timeline…

Adding a Title

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In this lesson, we’re going to learn how to add a simple title to…

Audio Mixing Tips

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In this lesson, we're going to go over how to create an audio-only cross-fade,…

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Kelly
5:31 pm Monday
Feb 6, 2012

Hi therawchef, First, click to select the clip who's settings you want to copy, then press Command + C on your keyboard. Next, click on the clip or clips that you want to paste the effect into. Then press Option + Command + V. This will bring up the Attributes window that has all effects that were added to the first clip. Check the boxes for the attributes that you want to paste.

therawchef
7:14 pm Friday
Feb 3, 2012

Is there a way within Final Cut X that you can copy an effect with all it's settings, over to another clip on the timeline? The only way I can see to do it would be to save it as a preset, but that would mean saving a new preset for every video potentially. In older version of Final Cut it was possible to copy the filters and effects on to eery clip in the timeline. Thanks.