How do you get more effects in Final Cut Pro X?

You add video effects to clips in your project using the Effects browser. Select a clip in the Final Cut Pro timeline, then click the Effects button in the top-right corner of the timeline (or press Command-5). In the Effects browser, select an effect.

What transitions come with Final Cut Pro?

These transitions can be either a fade-in, a fade-out, or a crossfade. See Fade audio in and out in Final Cut Pro. Note: When a transition is added to a video clip with attached audio, a crossfade transition is automatically applied to the audio.

How do you crossfade in Final Cut Pro?

In the Final Cut Pro timeline, select two or more adjacent audio clips or video clips with audio. Choose Modify > Adjust Audio Fades > Crossfade (or press Option-T). Final Cut Pro creates the crossfade at the edit point between the selected clips using media handles.

Can you get extra transitions for iMovie?

You can add transitions between clips to smooth or blend the change from one scene to another. You can have a clip fade in or out, dissolve into another clip, zoom in to another clip, and so on. You can set iMovie to add transitions automatically, or you can add transitions manually.

Are there transitions in clips?

In the Quick view, click Transitions on the Action bar. The Transitions panel is displayed. Drag a transition from the Transitions panel to the drop zone between two clips in the Quick view timeline. An icon of the transition appears on the right and left bottom corners of the clip to indicate it has been applied.

What is a Crossfade transition?

A crossfade is a common type of audio transition between two clips, in which the first clip’s audio fades down while the second clip’s audio simultaneously fades up. During the crossfade, audio from both clips is heard. Crossfades are similar to video transitions known as cross dissolves.