How to Remove an Effect in Final Cut Pro
Open the Final Cut Pro program from its location on your computer. , Open the Project Library to find the project in which you want to remove an effect., Double-click on the project in which you want to remove effects. , Locate the section, or clip...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Open the Final Cut Pro program from its location on your computer.
The Project Library icon resembles a film reel and is located in the bottom left section of your Final Cut Pro window. ,, The Timeline is located in the bottom portion of your Final Cut Pro session and is where you will perform all your editing. , The Viewer window is an area in the top middle section of your project session that allows you to preview your edits. , Choose "Show Audio Animation" or use the keyboard shortcut of Control-A to edit your audio effects.
To edit your video effects, choose "Show Video Animation" or use the keystrokes of Control-V. ,,, If you just want to disable, or turn off, your effect, click within the box containing the check mark to remove the check mark.
This will turn off your effect until you return to this section to add the check mark back into the box and enable your effect. , You can also use the shortcut keyboard strokes of Command-4 to open the Inspector tool. -
Step 2: Open the Project Library to find the project in which you want to remove an effect.
, Choose "Audio" if you are removing an audio effect and "Video" to remove a visual effect. ,, If you want to turn off the effect instead of deleting it, click within the blue box to remove the check mark. -
Step 3: Double-click on the project in which you want to remove effects.
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Step 4: Locate the section
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Step 5: or clip
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Step 6: in your Timeline that contains the effect you need to turn off or remove.
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Step 7: Double-click directly on the clip to enlarge and display it in the Viewer window.
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Step 8: Point to "Clip" at the top of your session and select the appropriate "Show Animation" option.
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Step 9: Locate the effect you want to remove or turn off from the list provided.
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Step 10: Click directly on the effect to select it.
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Step 11: Press the "Delete" button next to the effect you want to remove permanently from your project.
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Step 12: Point to "Window" at the top of your Final Cut Pro session and select "Show Inspector."
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Step 13: Click on the Inspector button that resembles the lowercase letter "i" when the toolbar appears on your screen.
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Step 14: Select the "Audio" or "Video" button at the top of the Inspector window.
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Step 15: Click on the effect you want to remove from the list that is shown within the Inspector.
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Step 16: Click on "Delete" to remove the effect from your project indefinitely.
Detailed Guide
The Project Library icon resembles a film reel and is located in the bottom left section of your Final Cut Pro window. ,, The Timeline is located in the bottom portion of your Final Cut Pro session and is where you will perform all your editing. , The Viewer window is an area in the top middle section of your project session that allows you to preview your edits. , Choose "Show Audio Animation" or use the keyboard shortcut of Control-A to edit your audio effects.
To edit your video effects, choose "Show Video Animation" or use the keystrokes of Control-V. ,,, If you just want to disable, or turn off, your effect, click within the box containing the check mark to remove the check mark.
This will turn off your effect until you return to this section to add the check mark back into the box and enable your effect. , You can also use the shortcut keyboard strokes of Command-4 to open the Inspector tool.
, Choose "Audio" if you are removing an audio effect and "Video" to remove a visual effect. ,, If you want to turn off the effect instead of deleting it, click within the blue box to remove the check mark.
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