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Saving a new title preset in final cut

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Hi

I frequently use final cut pro x to make videos. I use a number of the pre installed titles it offers in my videos, however when doing a new video i frequently have to change the settings for the font, text position, bar vertical length etc to tailor the titles to suit how i use them in my videos. Generally i change the settings the same way in all my videos.

Is there a way that if i have setup a title to the way i like it in the video to save that as a new title preset so that it can be used in future videos that i edit. It would save time when edting new videos.
 

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