I had problems with the installation, but Frank Marsilio, in SmartSound’s tech support, was able to get me running after a few emails and a phone call. With the release of their latest Final Cut (and Premiere Pro) plug-ins, SmartSound found a better way.ĭownloading the plug-in is straight-forward. Now, to add music, we need to figure out how long the music cue should be, exit Final Cut, start the music app, find the music and make sure it’s the right length, export the music, switch back to Final Cut and import the music into Final Cut, and place it on the Timeline. Consequently, all the “old ways” that allowed us to integrate music with our projects no longer work with the new version.
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The only thing you can’t do is sell the music separately as music files.įinal Cut Pro X has a radically different plug-in architecture than Final Cut 7 did. NOTE: All SmartSound music is “Royalty-Free,” this means you purchase it once and you can use it in as many projects as you want. (Each clip has an almost infinite number of variations and durations.) The plug-in costs $49.95 and works with the entire Smartsound music library of about 4,000 unique music clips. I found the entire concept of this plug-in so interesting that I wanted to share it with you here. Recently, Kevin Klingler, the CEO at SmartSound Software Inc., hired me to produce a video tutorial showing how their new Final Cut Pro X plug-in works. I’ve been a fan of SmartSound and its music products since I first started using them in 1997.
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