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Re: A Question for Working Professional Editors Using FCPX.
by
Logan Kelsey
on Apr 25, 2012 at 5:22:55 pm
[Kevin Zimmerman]
"How do you deal with the one edit per project architecture of FCPX? I think there are many, many issues to spiral out of control over with FCPX, but this framework that Apple is created — where a project IS a single timeline, and therefore IS a single cut — baffles me. And I have no idea how I would work around it."
I just create folders in the Project library for each job. Versioning is done by duplicating the Project (timeline) and re-naming. Pretty simple.
Cheers,
Logan
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