When Apple completely re-invented Final Cut Pro X, as compared to the legacy versions, there were many more changes under the hood than just what you were able to see in the new GUI. Sonicfire Pro's ease of use is what initially attracted so many editors, yet as more features spring up with each version, Sonicfire Pro 5.8 remains as intuitive as ever. Its 'Mood Mapping' feature, which I showcased in my review of Sonicfire 4.5, remains, and continues to be, essential in order to assure that your version of any piece of music is dissimilar to anyone else who might be using the same selection for their own project.
In its massive library of music, the ability to truly customize any audio selection can prove invaluable. Having been a regular user of the SmartSound music application since its earliest inception, I have been able to witness its' evolution from an easy to use music program, supplemented by a small collection of music discs and audio FX, to its' current 5.8 version coupled with an amazingly diverse choice of foley fx and music genres to choose from. However, the last article was a number of years ago and for Final Cut Pro X a revisit to Sonicfire is certainly called for.
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My first review of the Smart Sound Sonicfire Pro music software dates back to 2004 for version 3.1 and several subsequent reviews of the many advancements and versions were published for each significant version since. Sonicfire Pro 5.8 Plugin for Final Cut Pro X
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