The RIGHT Way To Speed Ramp in Final Cut Pro

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Time Stamps:
0:00-0:54 Intro
0:54-3:35 Example One
3:35-4:56 Example Two
4:56-5:16 Outro

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- Description -
Today I am going to show you the best way to speed ramp in Final Cut Pro X!

Speed Ramping can help you change the speed of your clips from regular speed to super fast or you can gradually slow them down to emphasize a moment.
So if you want to learn the BEST way to speed ramp in Final Cut Pro..then you are watching the right video

It is important that when you speed ramp footage it should be furthering the story of your video. For example, If there is something you want to reveal on the other side of a mountain or you want to show the scale of a specific area.

I also use speed ramping in my real estate work to show a sense of scale as well as create a more captivating video for the audience when they are visually touring the home!

But you can use it for a lot more than that, and today I am going to show you how to properly do it!

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[nsingh]

If you press Shift and B it creates the in point and out point on the clip also adding the speed ramping controls and then you can manually adjust the speed, which is faster method I feel.

[McDoogMedia]

Been using FCPX and speed ramps forever and STILL learned something!!!!

[GetBusyLiving]

I used to use the Shift+B method, but honestly I think your method gives you so much more control. Love the tips about moving the thingys to increase the smoothness too, that works really well. Thanks for the video, you have made my speed ramping work so much more enjoyable and effective!

[keithhurleylife]

"Changing the end frame" thank you so much for that tip, been struggling with end my speed ramps where I want them! Clear delivery too. Great channel, keep up the good work.

[Piggelin]

What a great tut! Short, no nonsense and to the point. You my friend, deserve all the subs you have and more.

[ILIVEHOLIDAYS]

I watched a ton of tuts on this topic and this is the best explanation so far. Liked & subscribed. Please do more tuts regarding FCP like this. Many thanks👍

[coachpeterwilliam]

Thanks for this wonderful short and concise explanation

[benjaminalvaro]

Amazing tutorial. Many thanks. You can call the thing you don't know "ramp speed handles"

[siems]

I use this often but now it will look better. Great explanation ;)

[brianbracherphotography]

Always use the range tool, but the moving of the ‘whatever they are called’ was totally new to me - brilliant video - thanks 👍

[Ali_Alramadan]

Simple, clear and straight to the point.
I can’t wait to watch more of your editing tutorials. keep posting them please 😍

[TheVegasParadise]

Using the range tool to speed up to the end point looks much better than cutting a clip and just speeding it up. Thanks for the simple tutorial, going to start implementing this into future videos!

[michaelheritage]

Such a simple yet straight to the point video! 👏🏼

[tevecica]

I’ve been adding speed ramps by using shift+b but I’m def trying your method tomorrow
Nice tutorial 👌

[TeamPR]

I'm from India, hyderabad I watched many vedios for speed ramp but your vedio make simple undarstanding
thank you sir lot

[OchoVerde]

Great to seethe Battery in Charleston in those early clips.
I'm on James Island... about to binge watch the other cool-looking FCPX tips.
Cheers.

[JohnnyKnowles]

Absolutely straight to the point. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge bro🙏🏽🙌🏽

[donnarochna]

Where has this been all my life? Lol! Oh my gosh, I cannot wait to start using this! Thank you!

[ryetak]

hands down the best speed ramp tutorial I've seen on Youtube. Awesome video brother.

[ekphotography]

I have been using FCPX for a longtime and like these little refresher tutorials, keep it up, you'll have a lot of subs some day soon...