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Looking for Scorefitter equivalent for FCPX
23 Feb 2014 12:38 #41613
by pszilard
Looking for Scorefitter equivalent for FCPX was created by pszilard
Before my Mac days, I bought Avid Studio, which had Scorefitter 1 and 2. This allowed creation of computer generated background music to any specified movie length.
I was wondering if anything similar existed for the FCPX environment?
I was wondering if anything similar existed for the FCPX environment?
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05 Mar 2014 15:42 #42088
by grahamwright1
Replied by grahamwright1 on topic Looking for Scorefitter equivalent for FCPX
Sonicfire Pro 5 from SmartSound has an FCPX plug-in that allows you to generate background music to your required length. The FCPX plugin was just released a couple of weeks back, but they have a decent selection of stock audio you can purchase.
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06 Mar 2014 09:08 #42125
by pszilard
Replied by pszilard on topic Looking for Scorefitter equivalent for FCPX
Had a look at this, after reading your posting. Their website seems to be designed to confuse and to suck you in to keep spending. The "Free" software appears to be just a buying tool and then each soundtrack is like $50 or more! This may be fine for production companies, but if I am doing a Youtube video, I sure as hell not gonna spend $50 for each and every track!
The Scorefitter program that I referred to, CREATES the music, so other than buying the program, and maybe a library of its generating recipes it has no additional cost to use.
If I am mistaken about Sonicfire Pro 5, then please correct me, as I wouldn't be surprised if I misunderstood their site.
The Scorefitter program that I referred to, CREATES the music, so other than buying the program, and maybe a library of its generating recipes it has no additional cost to use.
If I am mistaken about Sonicfire Pro 5, then please correct me, as I wouldn't be surprised if I misunderstood their site.
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06 Mar 2014 09:15 #42126
by pszilard
Replied by pszilard on topic Looking for Scorefitter equivalent for FCPX
As I have got my Pinnacle Studio Ultimate 14 license, I created a virtual Windows PC on my Mac, and installed Pinnacle Studio. So now if I want to make a sound track, I just use Pinnacle/Scorefitter to make a movie of the required length with soundtrack, then I can import that into FCPX and split out the audio and trash the video.
It is a bit cumbersome but works. I would be quite prepared to buy a native Mac program to do this in FCPX, but so far I have not found a solution.
It is a bit cumbersome but works. I would be quite prepared to buy a native Mac program to do this in FCPX, but so far I have not found a solution.
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