Apple updates Final Cut and Logic to take advantage of new M1 Pro and Max chips

guest · Oct 18, 2021

Apple updates Final Cut and Logic to take advantage of new M1 Pro and Max chips
You can play seven 8K video streams on your new MacBook Pro.
October 18, 2021
https://www.engadget.com/apple-final-cut-pro-logic-pro-m1-pro-max-update-183550958.html

The company has released new versions of Final Cut Pro (10.6) and Logic Pro (10.7) that make the most of the M1 Pro and M1 Max, particularly in video processing and machine learning. FCP editors can play up to seven streams of 8K ProRes at once, and export in the format over five times faster — no mean feat for a laptop, as Apple was keen to point out. You can even color-grade 8K HDR footage using only the MacBook Pro's built-in screen.
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Both updates are free for existing users. Final Cut Pro normally costs $300 for new users, with Motion and Compressor costing $50 each. Logic Pro is priced at $200.
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Apple updates Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro with advances in 8K video, motion graphics tracking, and spatial audio toolset
October 18, 2021
https://9to5mac.com/2021/10/18/appl...-graphics-tracking-and-spatial-audio-toolset/

Apple just released amazing new updates to the MacBook Pro, and unsurprisingly, the company’s pro apps team has corresponding updates to Final Cut Pro and Log ic Pro ready to go. Particularly of interest are the new updates to Final Cut Pro, which focus heavily on 8K video workflows and bring new native support for tracked motion graphics, along with compatibility with Cinematic mode videos shot on the iPhone 13.
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