Multicam Editing: What You NEED To Know || Final Cut Pro X (FCPX)

Thank you so much for the trick 😊😊😊

With this last system update 13.5.2 the right click for Multicum Clip is not working anymore

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Yesss it works!! Thank you for sharing this!

Hey there! Thank you very much. I am currently struggling with adding another clip to an already existing multicam sequence... Is there ANY way to do that? I do not reach out to create a new lane in the multicam editor. Any ideas?? Thank you!!!

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Great tutorial. I would prefer to soften the cuts with a short cross dissolve. I've looked high and low and everywhere in between for information on this subject. I find absolutely nothing. Can you or anyone here help me learn to do some cross dissolve on a multicam clip? Is it even possible? If it's possible can a pre-set dissolve be easily applied to all cuts at once on the timeline? Thanks.

Is there a way to hear audio from 2 sources in the timeline at the same time? (say if you have a show with 2 hosts talking over a zoom meeting) and they have there own separate audio files but I need to hear them both at the same time to know who’s talking and when

You are a life saver. Was trying to look for a picture in picture option like OBS has. Thank you!

gr8 job explaining how to take multicam to the next level...thank you

Great job! I was starting to play around with PiP and wasn’t clear on what the difference was with sync clips vs multi cam clips but now I know. This video also helped show me how to incorporate PiP into a multi cam video. Much appreciated!

Really helpful! I was missing naming the different cameras and this video helped me!

when i setup the multicam PIP it only shows my two original angles and not the video in video one compound clip. Any help?

Thanks for lesson. I have been looking for how to make pip angle for a long time and found it in this video!

I'm not a FCPX user but now I can save this a s reference if I ever do move to FCPX.