A subscription is required to use Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro for iPad, but the Mac versions of these apps have remained one-time purchases. For now…
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Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro to launch on iPad as subscriptions on May 23
Final Cut Pro for iPad and Logic Pro will be available with monthly and yearly subscriptions, and you'll be able to import projects from macOS.
Final Cut Pro for iPad rumored to launch in 2024, Logic Pro to follow in 2025
iPad versions of Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro may offer feature parity with their macOS counterpart, making working on your projects across devices easier.
Apple streamlines sharing to Vimeo, YouTube, and Facebook with Final Cut Pro, Clips, and iMovie
When making content, being able to share that content can be important. Now, Apple's making it easier to share to some of the most popular platforms in its first-party apps.
Final Cut Pro X update brings third-party extension support
Apple on Thursday announced a major new update to Final Cut Pro X, bringing third-party extension support to the professional video app, plus other new features and enhancements.
Final Cut Pro X 10.4 launches with support for HDR, HEVC/HEIF, 360-degree VR editing & more
Ahead of releasing its new iMac Pro, Apple earlier this morning pushed a long-expected update to its Final Cut Pro X app on Mac App Store.
Swift and Final Cut Pro X are among the top 20 fastest growing skills
Freelance website Upwork today released its list of fastest growing requested skillsets for the third quarter of 2017. Among those are Final Cut Pro X and Apple's development language Swift.
Apple demos Final Cut Pro X 10.4 with support for H.265, HDR, VR & more
Apple at yesterday's Final Cut Pro X Creative Summit demonstrated several new features coming to Final Cut Pro X, its non-linear video editing software.
Apple announces that Final Cut Pro X now has two million users
Apple announced at this week’s annual National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) conference that its Final Cut Pro X video-editing software for Mac has now reached two million users, or “seats“. Five years ago, the Cupertino company launched a major redesign of the app which temporarily killed many advanced features.
Needless to say, the move irked Apple's pro users some of whom have since switched to Adobe Premiere and other rival apps. Thankfully, Apple has since added back a lot of the missing features via free updates.
Final Cut Pro creator Randy Ubillos calls it quits after 20 years spent at Apple
Randy Ubillos, who created the first three versions of Adobe Premiere — the first popular digital video editing application — and whom Apple hired away from Macromedia to lead Final Cut Pro development, announced on Twitter this morning that he's ready to jettison from the mothership.
He was Apple's Chief Architect of all Photo and Video Applications across the company. He lead Aperture and Final Cut Pro development and was instrumental in bringing iMovie and iPhoto to the iPhone and iPad.
“After an amazing 20 years working on Apple products, today is my last day,” the tweet reads. “I look forward to retirement and the adventures ahead,” he added. His departure comes just 24 hours after Apple's senior PR director Natatlie Kerris announced, also on Twitter, her retirement to spend more time with her family.
Apple says FCPX is ready for the big leagues, showcases its usage in ‘Focus’ movie production
Focus, an upcoming movie starring Will Smith and Margot Robbie, has become the first Hollywood flick to have been edited entirely in Apple's Final Cut Pro X software, USA Today reported Wednesday.
In advance of the film's silver screen debut this coming Friday, Apple set up a dedicated webpage on its website to showcase how the romantic comedy was shot and edited using not just Final Cut Pro X, but other standard software readily available to anyone on the Mac App Store.
Apple updates its pro apps: Compressor, Final Cut Pro, MainStage and Motion
As we continue to chew on the ramifications of Apple's eyebrow-raising decision to stop development of Aperture and iPhoto for OS X and focus exclusively on the upcoming Photos for OS X Yosemite (due in 2015), the Cupertino firm has just issued a round of updates to its pro apps: Compressor, Final Cut Pro, MainStage and Motion.
New versions of these apps are now available in the Mac App Store under the Updates tab. I've included release notes for each app right after the break...