Apple today announced the launch of major updates for its Final Cut Pro video editing software designed for Macs and iPads. Final Cut Pro has been version 10 since 2011, but after 13 years, Apple is finally ready to debut Final Cut Pro 11. Apple first ...

After a long wait, Final Cut Pro, Apple’s professional video editing software, is now available for M1 or newer iPads. Editors accustomed to Final Cut Pro on their Mac can easily switch to their iPad as a portable editing machine. However, before ...

Final Cut Pro – as well as Logic Pro – is officially coming to iPad with a touch-based UI. Read on for Final Cut Pro iPad compatibility, its capabilities, pricing, release date, and more. On the official Final Cut Pro for iPad landing page, Apple ...

Apple today introduced a new version of the Final Cut Pro software that's designed to run on the iPad, introducing capabilities designed specifically for the M4 iPad Pro. A new Live Multicam feature allows users to capture up to four different angles of a ...

After teasing some AI features coming to Final Cut Pro during the M4 Mac announcements, Apple finally released Final Cut Pro 11 for Mac and version 2.1 for iPad users. This major software update revamps Apple's professional video editor software with many ...

Final Cut Pro made its public debut *last century* at NAB Show 1999. Heath McKnight on 25 years of Apple’s low-cost and ground-breaking non-linear editor. It’s hard to believe, but Final Cut Pro, Apple’s ubiquitous NLE, is now 25 years old.