Thread: Final Cut Pro: Do I need all the software it comes with??
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Old 07-31-2006, 08:06 AM
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Originally Posted by taseal
what kinda things can you do with that program? I know its generally for editing movies.. can you add like effects? (say a gun blas to a pistol going off with sound and muzzle effects etc)
Final Cut Pro is a professional video editing application. It is way more than the average user will ever need or use. I personally can't see why anyone would need it if they are not in the profession. If you are looking for a video editor with a little more than iMovie, then I would suggest Final Cut Express. FCE is considerably less expensive (it only costs $300) than FCP (which costs $1300) and is still a very capable video editor.

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Originally Posted by DeathToPCs
Final Cut Pro: Do I need all the software it comes with??
Generally speaking, if you need to ask then you don't need it. :black:
Stick with iMovie or get FCE.
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