User Guide

Using Merged Clips Within Multiclips
The Final Cut Pro 5 User Manual (Volume II, page 248) incorrectly states that merged clips
can be used when creating multiclips. Merged clips cannot be used as multiclip angles.
Sending an Audio Clip to Soundtrack Pro from Final Cut Pro
In the section of the Final Cut Studio Workflows document titled “Sending a Clip From
Final Cut Pro to the Soundtrack Pro Waveform Editor,” step 1 is incorrect. The correct text is:
Control-click the clip in either the Final Cut Pro Browser or Timeline, then choose
Send to > Soundtrack Pro Audio File Project.
Adding Effects to Multiclips
In the Final Cut Pro 5 User Manual (Volume II, Chapter 16, page 285), the names of the
multiclip filter overlays are incorrect.
 “Share with Active Angle” is now “Apply to Source Angle” (yellow overlay).
 “Apply to Clip Only” is now “Apply to Multiclip” (red overlay).
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September 14, 2006 019-0657