Images in time to music

Hello guys,

i wanted to know if there is a quick way to do the effect you see in the video link, where the images are to the rhythm of music and accelerate at the end.

thanks

vimeo.com/48425421

ps: sorry for my bad English and I hope not to have the wrong session

Place the music track in the Primary Storyline, use the "M" key to create markers on it, in time to the music, while playing it back. Then edit to those markers.

sorry, but I've never used markers: once placed, what should I do?
I do not understand how to use them, I can put pictures right at those points?

Use them to line up clips you're editing, nothing magical about them. There is no "auto edit to the beat" button anywhere.

Thank you very much

it is just that I use FCP and there are still many things I need to learn

since the project seems very heavy x my iMac to 16Gb of RAM, there are tricks to "lighten" the project?

thanks

federasta wrote: … since the project seems very heavy x my iMac to 16Gb of RAM, there are tricks to "lighten" the project? … 

ehm...? What do we see here? :S
6 staples of videos ... why for god's sake that?!

is this a sort-of "Brady Bunch" intro .........??
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can you apply to your screen-shot the Preview window?

I'll explain: the parts obscured by V, should be to influence the work of the Mac while playing?

federasta wrote: I'll explain: the parts obscured by V, should be to influence the work of the Mac while playing?

6 'tracks' of video in simultaneous playback (with or without v) plus effects (dissolves) DO influence any Mac (ok, not the new MacPro+ssd) and esp. your hard drives ... hopefully, all those videos are on different drives, not on a single one, nor - god beware - on the system drive.. !!

sorry for seeing me flabbergasted - but WHY do you 'synch' by stacking videos???
< taking a deep breath > This is your way of emulating tracks, right? ... :sick:

This is a very ... unintended way using FCPX ...

... and I'm no expert, ...

I have worked in this way because I needed several pieces of each track with different times, seemed uncomfortable every time a copy of the video that I was interested and then move it to the project.

Unfortunately, I do not know the possible tricks to speed this bit of work you and others