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fce or imovie? for editing to the beat!
- Thread starter jonyfoz
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Imovie 09 has a beat marker tool. Go to view> snap to beats to make sure that "snap to the beat is enabled. kind of follow these steps.
1) Add background music. 2) Insert beat markers. 3) Tap out beats 4) then add your video clips. Warning, don't use automatic transitions or it will ignore beat markers.
1) Add background music. 2) Insert beat markers. 3) Tap out beats 4) then add your video clips. Warning, don't use automatic transitions or it will ignore beat markers.
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