This is subscription based. These billion and trillion dollar companies nickel and diming us to death is getting insane. A one time purchase fee is really the only way to go unless you to the da Vinci resolve route with is free minus a few pro features.
@@richardlocke3375he really dropped the ball in terms of discussing pricing. The other apps have a one time purchase fee but if you already use Final Cut and this is included then it could be a good option… except for the other deal breaker limitations that make it a no go for many.
Good Lord. Some of the comments attack Apple because it charges an annual/monthly fee to use Final Cut for iPad. I've owned Final Cut for Mac for over a decade. In that time, Apple hasn't charged a single cent for updates, and I'm pretty sure that the price hasn't changed either. Plus, Apple already has a free video editor for iPad, namely iMovie.
Thank you for your effort, but it would be great if there were subtitles in more languages. I can't understand everything you say. I have a question: Do those who have already purchased Final Cut for Macbook have to pay for the iPad version as well? Instead of paying every month or every year, I want to pay in ones. In this case, Da Vinci Resolve makes more sense.
I bought a two TB iPad Pro m2 just for this program and I have to say Final Cut for iPad truly sucks.. Yes the SSD support is not there, but that’s why I got the iPad with the greater storage option. I figure they will add that functionality someday. What I truly hate is the lack of pro functions that the desktop version has like speed ramping sliders and timeline controls. The biggest thing I hate is when I import footage all my imports are out of order and there seems to be no file management which is a big problem when you have tons of clips to use. so far this program has been a real disappointment.
New version update to released, hopefully you’ll be able to properly use that expensive tablet. Unless you already sold it, and if so, an update would be cool to know what you’re using now? Take care.
I’ve used LumaFusion quite a bit and got hung up by the limit of 6 video tracks and 6 audio tracks. I have never used FCP on iOS or OS X. Am I going to find myself hamstrung with the same limitations in FCP?
Downloaded it on day one and never opened it again. Apple can stick their subscription especially when there’s non subscription options which are better
Final Cut is definitely a big NO for me ….why? Because it’s freaking Subscription based. So Davinci Resolve can have my money plus all the one time payment model. Who’s with me?!
