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Apple has announced updates to Final Cut Pro for Mac and Final Cut Pro for iPad that streamline the editing process with improvements to timeline navigation, expanded in-app content, and voiceover recording.
Our video producer, Vjeran Pavic, called out the new iPad version’s missing features in his review when it launched, and a new update coming out later this month will address at least one by adding stabilization. Final Cut Pro is also getting an Apple Silicon performance boost for exporting videos, automatic timeline scrolling, and a lot of other tweaks. Like the update Apple released for Logic earlier today, it's free, but the software will still cost $299.99 on macOS, with a subscription on iPad that’s $49 annually or $5 per month.
Apple has announced a new version of Final Cut Pro that allows users to take better advantage of Apple Silicon with multiple Media Engines, plus new iPad-specific features.
Apple has announced a new version of Final Cut Pro that allows users to take better advantage of Apple Silicon with multiple Media Engines, plus new iPad-specific features.
Final Cut Pro will get an update for Mac and iPad with a few new features — here's what's in it.