An explanation of what Finder tags are, how to create and modify them, then illustrate how to use them in Final Cut Pro X (v. 10.1.2 or later).
How to improve the speed of a RAID using partitions. Simple, easy, and effective.
A detailed comparison between Final Cut Pro 7 and Adobe Premiere Pro CC.
Comments from industry experts and manufacturers on the best way to configure a RAID for media editing.
A discussion and step-by-step example of what Log C files are and how to change their look, quickly and easily, to Rec. 709 in Final Cut Pro X.
A step-by-step tutorial on creating Watch Folders and modifying its settings.
An in-depth look at how to achieve the best performance when setting up a RAID for video or audio editing.
A quick tutorial on how to check if your Apple Compressor settings are compatible with Apple hardware devices.
A short video tutorial illustrating how to use the new “Mask and Track” feature in Adobe Premiere Pro CC (2014) to mask someone’s identity.
A short video tutorial showcasing the newest features added by Adobe in the Adobe Audition CC (2014) update.
A detailed explanation of a new audio level feature in Final Cut Pro X v. 10.1.2.
Thoughts on technology that is making optical media obsolete and the impact that will have on media creators. This also provides options to consider when planning for the future.
A detailed look at the new keyframe behavior in Final Cut Pro X v.10.1.2; illustrated by creating a move on a still image.
A description of what “personally identifiable information,” our company retains about its customers.
A detailed and illustrated guide to the new media management features in Final Cut Pro X v.10.1.2.
A detailed look at the new features in Adobe Audition CC (2014) and how they work.
A summary of the latest updates to Apple Final Cut Pro X (10.1.2), Motion (5.1.1) and Compressor (4.1.2)
An explanation of Apple’s new ProRes 4444 XQ video compression codec. (Updated to include an explanation of Rec. 2020, and HDR images.)
A step-by-step description showing how to change the audio pan (left-to-right position) of a sound using Final Cut Pro X.
A detailed product review of the new ThunderBay 4 RAID from OWC. This review looks at this storage system from the perspective of audio and video media creation and editing.