Final Cut Pro + Apple Silicon: Why you should be excited!

Apple Silicon is here in the Mac with the M1 chip. It could spell big productivity improvements for Mac users.

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Apple silicon will bring big productivity enhancements to Mac users, and could spell huge performance improvements for video editors using Final Cut Pro. In this video we conjecture about Final Cut Pro running on Apple silicon inside the new MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and Mac mini with M1 chips.

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[waynewalkerorg]

According to Linus Tech Tips, this is "irrelevant" to the performance of a computer. Being able to edit 8K 10-bit footage on an ultrabook is "irrelevant"....Mac haters are running out of things to get upset about

[aaaaea]

Xcode on Apple Silicon Macs let you debug iOS and iPadOS apps while they are running natively, I’m sold

[mutahirhusain]

Now there is no reason fcpx shouldn’t come on the iPad pro

[JarradShaw]

This was such a cool look and you trying to give some really neat examples. Really cool! Thanks for your thoughts.

[Vylkeer]

Incredible to have the one company designing and developing the OS, apps, APIs, machines and now the last missing piece ... the CPU. Sure, higher-end Macs that will have Apple Silicon in the future will still have discrete graphics from the likes of AMD or Nvidia. But the M1 CPU is a complete SOC and it will be able to handle most tasks by itself. Also, the CPU is fundamental to run any application, unlike a discrete GPU that only boosts graphical performance. So with this move Apple really is for the first time in full control of their hardware and software.

[DanielShuster]

Thanks for the effort!!
When the unboxing of the new mac’s ?

[willpalmerunfiltered]

Just purchased the pro! pretty excited to edit on it

[joshi_vsl]

This is a big deal, but I still cannot deal with others who are cancelling the leap Apple made with the M1 Chip.

[MattHalpain]

I am super excited for Apple silicon or system on a chip M1 (SOC) on the Mac !

[francoismajola]

I’m as excited as you are! Thank you for always explaining things so well 😁

[reheshaque]

I always like your videos and your videos are very precise and informative. Did you get MacBook Air and are you doing a comparison video with top spec laptop?

[PTRK]

Im just waiting on a 4 port model but I feel like I'll be waiting till next summer. Been waiting since before WWDC 2020 :(

[joshlatif]

I’m excited for this, and the future! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[DJRowas]

I am NOT a fan of Apple's anti-repair tactics, locked down hardware, and the way they treat developers and contractors.

However, what they've accomplished with the M1 might be one of the most important innovations in computer hardware in quite a while. This is going to set a new standard and open up new possibilities for the future.

[abuabara]

Would you share your wallpaper? Super cool. Thanks in advance.

[dafyddr]

Good insight but I have to question the over excitment of the M1 chip. Could the speed increase have something to do with the new storage speed ? or at least a mixture of both.. just wondering !

[Painfulwhale]

Ordered the base model M1 MacBook Air and I’m interested to see the real world graphics performance when it comes to games. (Yes I know the base model only has a 7 core GPU)

[allen]

Very cool stuff thanks for sharing 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[AthanCondax]

I'm curious to see how the recently-updated FCPX compares to the previous release on Intel-based Macs. I wonder, since the software is optimized for the M1 chip, how does it impact non-M1 Macs in terms of performance. I purchased a 16" MacBook Pro just about a year ago, so I'm nervous about updating now. I can't see how the software can be great for both Intel-based Macs and M1-based ones. Jeff, care to give it a shot?

[ShermanMR]

Can’t wait to see FCPX on the iPad!!!!