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Apple Creator Studio adds new AI-powered tools, upgrades to Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro

Apple debuts new content hub for Final Cut Pro, adds Liquid Glass to Logic Pro, and introduces a new AI assistant that can help you edit just about anything.

Apple Creator Studio adds new AI-powered tools, upgrades to Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro

Apple is set to unveil new AI-powered features and upgraded devices prior to its upcoming Pro and Tell event. The company recently announced a 14-inch MacBook Pro featuring the M6 chip and an iPad Mini 8 with an OLED display and an internal A20 Pro processor. Creator Studio is receiving enhancements to provide more integrated editing tools and AI assistance for Apple's creative applications.

MotionVFX, a collection of visual effects, templates, and tools for rotoscoping, tracking, and color grading, will be integrated directly into Final Cut Pro through the Content Hub. This hub will offer Apple-curated stock videos, photos, and backgrounds to enhance projects and spark new ideas without leaving the editing workflow.

Keyframe editing options and cross-app session combination have also been improved in Final Cut Pro. Logic Pro will introduce Liquid Glass, an AI-powered interface, and an OpenAI collaboration delivering a music-intelligent assistant. The AI model will automatically analyze, classify, and tag audio files, enabling creators to easily search their collections or drag loops to find matching sounds.

Logic Pro users will also benefit from a new Browser tool that organizes clips, edits, and effects, along with a Voice Memos Studio Sound that automatically reduces background noise in iPhone recordings and uploads them to Logic Pro. Additionally, new Producer Packs featuring clips and sounds from renowned producers, including Sergio George, will be available.

Apple's AI assistant will be integrated into Keynote, Pages, and Numbers, aiding graphic design, slide design, content editing, and the creation of custom charts or graphs.

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