FCP #6 Trim Transition Audio
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This document discusses trimming, transitions, and audio editing in Final Cut Pro. It covers the three types of trims - ripple editing, ripple delete, and roll edit. It also discusses adding transitions between clips, default transition lengths, and transitions that require adjustments. Finally, it covers audio editing features like audio clip types, goals of audio editing, audio controls in the viewer and timeline, opening and playing audio clips, audio meters, and syncing audio clips.
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- 2. Final Cut Pro Trimming
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- 15. Roll Edit
- 16. Roll Edit
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- 18. Trim Edit Window Final Cut Pro
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- 21. Trim Edit Window Final Cut Pro
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- 24. Final Cut Pro Transitions
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