But before you plunk down your cash, you’ll need to make sure your iPad is up to the task – only iPad models with an M1 or M2 chip can run Final Cut Pro. Only the most recent iPad Air and the ...

If an Apple silicon Mac can run those apps, why not an M1 tablet? This opened the way for Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro to make their way on the iPad. The question then becomes one of usability and ...

Final Cut Pro is more demanding and requires an iPad Pro or Air with an M1 or M2—presumably, it's the small amount of RAM included with older iPads that keeps them from running software that ...

Final Cut Pro is Apple's professional-level, non-linear, non-destructive video editing software. Originally designed by Macromedia in the mid-90s, the software has grown to be an industry giant in ...

It took about 16 seconds to export the 32-second 4K sample video that came with Final Cut Pro. The program is also available for the M1-powered iPad Air 5 and iPad Pro 2021, though I’ve not ...

Final Cut Pro will be compatible with any iPad with an M1 chip or newer, while Logic Pro will work with iPads running the A12 Bionic Chip or later. Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro have long been the ...

It's nice that it's there, though. The same is true for Final Cut Pro, an overdue pro video editing tool made only for iPads running M1 chips or later. This is one of those pro apps I was ...

Final Cut Pro won’t work on those. You’ll need an M1- or M2-powered iPad. So Apple sent me a loaner to test out the new Final Cut Pro. Final Cut Pro for iPad is a carefully designed app that ...

Final Cut Pro 11 includes eight new features ... In this example, it’s a 16-minute video and the total time taken on a 2021 M1 Max MacBook Pro was less than 11 seconds. Once it’s done ...

Case in point, their laggy support with M1 chips. So if you’re someone who’s always buying the latest hardware Apple produces, Final Cut Pro X would be the more ideal choice. That said ...