Cuetec Propel : Diamond Dave gets a new jump cue!

[Shuddy]

Hi all!

I got a new jump cue, the Cuetec Cynergy Propel, and a new notebook, a MacBook Pro, so I decided to do a little video project to teach myself how to use Final Cut Pro, Apple's video editing software. It's a fairly long video as there were a lot of video tricks I wanted to learn, and, well, I can talk a lot There're timestamps on the timeline if you want to quickly jump around. I found it particularly challenging sorting out the final audio and coloring, so any feedback would be fantastic.

I had a lot of fun putting this together and learned a lot in the process, but it was also over a hundred hours of reading, learning, and editing. I'd really appreciate a comment, like, or sub if you enjoyed the video.

Hope everyone is healthy and well!

 

[kling&allen]

Hi all!

I got a new jump cue, the Cuetec Cynergy Propel, and a new notebook, a MacBook Pro, so I decided to do a little video project to teach myself how to use Final Cut Pro, Apple's video editing software. It's a fairly long video as there were a lot of video tricks I wanted to learn, and, well, I can talk a lot There're timestamps on the timeline if you want to quickly jump around. I found it particularly challenging sorting out the final audio and coloring, so any feedback would be fantastic.

I had a lot of fun putting this together and learned a lot in the process, but it was also over a hundred hours of reading, learning, and editing. I'd really appreciate a comment, like, or sub if you enjoyed the video.

Hope everyone is healthy and well!

Your new video editing skills are superb.

 

[Jimmorrison]

That is at least top three, on any test drive, of any product, I've ever seen.

 

[tomatoshooter]

Hi all!

I got a new jump cue, the Cuetec Cynergy Propel, and a new notebook, a MacBook Pro, so I decided to do a little video project to teach myself how to use Final Cut Pro, Apple's video editing software. It's a fairly long video as there were a lot of video tricks I wanted to learn, and, well, I can talk a lot There're timestamps on the timeline if you want to quickly jump around. I found it particularly challenging sorting out the final audio and coloring, so any feedback would be fantastic.

I had a lot of fun putting this together and learned a lot in the process, but it was also over a hundred hours of reading, learning, and editing. I'd really appreciate a comment, like, or sub if you enjoyed the video.

Hope everyone is healthy and well!

You definitely stepped up you video editing skills. The visual presentation was top notch and the content itself was excellent, too.

 

[dquarasr]

Nicely done, very professional. About as if you do video as your vocation (vs your avocation).

 

[Shuddy]

You definitely stepped up you video editing skills. The visual presentation was top notch and the content itself was excellent, too.

Thank you! The whole process really gave me an appreciation for the work that goes into editing even simple talking head videos. Had a lot of fun learning, but it’s definitely more work than I realized