Apple releases new updates to its suite of professional apps final cut pro, Logic Pro, Motion and Compressor. The update brings bug fixes and performance improvements for most of the apps.
Final Cut Pro for iPad Some new features have been received as a part of the update.
Final Cut Pro for iPad gets first update
When Apple announced Final Cut Pro for iPad, the app offered many of the same features as the Mac version. However, it missed an important feature, and many creators found this missing feature a bit problematic.
The first update finally bridges the gap between the Mac and iPad versions of Final Cut Pro. the update finally brings keyboard shortcuts for app.
According to the release notes for Final Cut Pro 1.1 for iPad, the app now supports more keyboard shortcuts than native shortcuts. With the update, pressing N will turn snapping on or off. The Control – I shortcut shows details when browsing clips, and pressing the S key turns on skimming.
Apart from this, the update also includes overall stability and performance improvements for the app.
Here’s the full changelog according to Apple’s website
Final Cut Pro for iPad Some new features have been received as a part of the update.
Final Cut Pro for iPad gets first update
When Apple announced Final Cut Pro for iPad, the app offered many of the same features as the Mac version. However, it missed an important feature, and many creators found this missing feature a bit problematic.
The first update finally bridges the gap between the Mac and iPad versions of Final Cut Pro. the update finally brings keyboard shortcuts for app.
According to the release notes for Final Cut Pro 1.1 for iPad, the app now supports more keyboard shortcuts than native shortcuts. With the update, pressing N will turn snapping on or off. The Control – I shortcut shows details when browsing clips, and pressing the S key turns on skimming.
Apart from this, the update also includes overall stability and performance improvements for the app.
Here’s the full changelog according to Apple’s website
- Use the keyboard shortcut N to turn snapping on or off.
- Move the playhead back or forward 10 frames using the keyboard shortcuts Shift-Left Arrow and Shift-Right Arrow.
- Show information for the browser clip by using the keyboard shortcut Control-I.
- Use the keyboard shortcut S to turn skimming on or off.
- Turn audio skimming on or off using the keyboard shortcut Shift-S.
- Split and switch MultiCam clip angles using keyboard shortcuts 1, 2, 3 and 4.
- Show or hide the jog wheel using the keyboard shortcut Control-Shift-W; Expand or collapse it using Control-W.
- Switch the jog wheel between playhead mode and nudge mode using the keyboard shortcut Shift-W.
- Addresses an issue with custom fonts not appearing in the Inspector.
- Fixes bugs that improve overall stability and performance.
- Updates to Apple’s other Pro apps
- Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro for macOS