Final Cut Pro | How to slow down a clip in Final Cut Pro using Shift-B
How to slow down a clip in Final Cut Pro using Shift-B
Create a variable speed change with this Final Cut Pro X shortcut. When pressed, the Retime Editor is enabled and a new speed segment is created at the skimmer or playhead location
In this video
- Standard Speed Change
- Variable Speed Change
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