How to Use Levelator with Final Cut Pro
Levelator was designed for audio podcasts, but you can use it when a video has several different types of clips. This tutorial shows you how in Final Cut Pro.
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Create a "film look" in Final Cut Pro
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Create the Ken Burns Effect in Final Cut Pro
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Great! Thanks, I just figured out that I could use this for my crappy Final Cut Pro audio. I shot a wedding - two camera shoot with two audio sources! Talk about a sound engineers nightmare. I will now export the multi clip project audio to Levelator, let it do it's stuff and throw it back into the timeline. It would be nice to have this as a plugin for FCP somehow?
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