Beat Detection in Final Cut Pro is not a gimmick. It’s surprisingly a very useful FCP tool once you actually know how to use it and it can even be used for sound design. In this Final Cut tutorial, I’ll show you real, practical ways to use Beat Detection in Final Cut Pro, from editing music faster to fixing bad timing, building better sound design, and creating clean music edits that don’t sound amateur. We’ll break down what the beat grid actually means, how to enable and control it, and why those different beat markers matter. If you’ve ever felt like your cuts were almost right, your music edits sounded off, or your sound design took way longer than it should, then this video will completely change how you work in Final Cut Pro.
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