Fans of Final Cut Pro clamouring to get more information about the next version of the popular video editing software, announced last night in Las Vega, rejoice! Despite Apple's request that no recordings be made of the event, recordings have been made! And they're on Youtube. 
Apple just announced Final Cut Pro X at the Final Cut Pro User Group's annual SuperMeet at NAB.
Could the long-rumoured, hopefully super-fantastic new version of Final Cut Pro, which Steve Jobs himself called "awesome," be just a week away from release? That's the word from Pro Video Coalition, who say that the big reveal will happen at the Las Vegas SuperMeet on April 12th.
According to TechCrunch, an update to Apple's venerable Final Cut Pro video editing suite is nearing completion and it, as Steve Jobs himself put it late last year, will be awesome. It's so close to complete, in fact, that it should be arriving in Spring 2011. 
You can use Final Cut Pro’s keyframe tools to animate pretty much anything you can see on the screen. This is fantastic when modifying filters over time for instance, but when it comes to animating objects, it can get a little tedious to always have to resort to numbers and sliders. There is however a way to control your object and animate it straight from the Canvas window.
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