Audio Peaks Final Cut Pro X

Final cut pro audio meter

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View and change audio levels in Final Cut Pro - Apple Support

https://support.apple.com/guide/final-cut-pro/view-and-change-audio-levels-verc1faad4f/mac

View and change audio levels in Final Cut Pro. The audio meters show the audio levels of clips in Final Cut Pro and warn you if a particular clip or section of a clip reaches peak levels, which may result in audible distortion. When an audio clip is approaching peak levels during playback, the level color changes from green to yellow. When an audio clip exceeds peak levels, the level …

View and correct audio levels - Apple

https://help.apple.com/finalcutpro/mac/10.4.6/en.lproj/verc1faad4f.html

Show the audio meters. Final Cut Pro includes a small audio meters icon below the viewer and larger audio meters that can be shown to the right of the timeline. To show the larger meters, do one of the following: Choose Window > Show in Workspace > Audio Meters, so there’s a checkmark next to the menu item. Click the audio meters icon below the viewer.

Using Markers In Final Cut Pro to Quickly Locate Audio Peaks

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To utilize this tool, navigate to the menu bar and choose Mark > Audio Peaks > Mark. FCP will scan the timeline and place markers in all of the spots where the audio is peaking above 0 db. Now, you can quickly see locations in the timeline where the audio will need to be adjusted. Use often! This little tool is a big timesaver!

Intro to audio editing in Final Cut Pro - Apple Support

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