You can quickly process Final Cut Pro audio clips or mix your entire sequence directly in
Soundtrack Pro. You can use Logic Pro to create music scores for your Final Cut Pro projects.

Using Soundtrack Pro with Final Cut Pro

You can use Soundtrack Pro for every aspect of creating audio for a project, from multitrack
recording to advanced audio processing and mixing. For example, you can send a clip’s
media file directly from Final Cut Pro to Soundtrack Pro, modify it, and then immediately
see the changes to your clip back in Final Cut Pro. You can also batch process audio files
using AppleScript scripts created in Soundtrack Pro. However, one of the most powerful
advantages of using Soundtrack Pro is the ability to send entire sequences to
Soundtrack Pro and automatically conform them each time you make editorial changes
to a sequence in Final Cut Pro.

You can take several approaches to working with your Final Cut Pro project’s audio in
Soundtrack Pro. The method you choose depends on your situation.

• If you need to make specific changes to audio clips in your project: Final Cut Pro allows

you to open one or more clips in the Soundtrack Pro File Editor, where you can analyze
and process the audio using a variety of powerful tools.

• If you need to batch process multiple audio files: Using customizable Soundtrack Pro

scripts, you can automate repetitive audio processing tasks such as removing clicks,
adding fades, or normalizing levels.

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Working with Soundtrack Pro and
Logic Pro