Pixel Film Studios – ProEnergy – Dynamic Glitch Effects for Final Cut Pro X

Pixel Film Studios – ProEnergy – Dynamic Glitch Effects for Final Cut Pro X Create a fun, energetic, and dynamic glitch effect with ProEnergy all within Final Cut Pro X. As an effect title layer users can place and alter the length of each preset with a click of a mouse. Users have total control over randomization, frequency, and noisiness, shape type, tint, tint intensity, arrangement, shape amount, blur, magnification, and more creating truly infinite possibilities. Dynamic Glitch Effects in FCPX Creating a fun, energetic, shape driven glitch has never been so fun and easy to do all within Final Cut Pro X. With ProEnergy users can select from an arrangement of fully customizable drop zones, blurred shapes, line screens, solids, color filters, and flare presets. With total control over randomization, effect duration, and effect location the possibilities are truly endless with a click of a mouse. Infinite Possibilities With ProEnergy a new energetic look is just a click a way. With total control over randomization, frequency, and noisiness users can generate a new look with ease. Users have full control over shape type, tint, tint intensity, arrangement, amount, blur, randomization, magnification, and more all within Final Cut Pro X. Flares and Filters With ProEnergy users have the ability to add fully customizable flares and filters to their media with a click of a mouse. With each flare users have total control over flare blend mode, color, size, intensity, fall off, and more. With each customizable filter effect users can make further adjustments to saturation, brightness, contrast, gamma, jitter, hair amount, dust amount, grain, randomization, color level adjustment, and more all within Final Cut Pro X. Designed for Final Cut Pro X ProEnergy was professionally designed to work seamlessly inside of Final Cut Pro X. As a title effect overlay, each ProEnergy preset can be dragged and dropped onto media and previewed in real time. With the published parameters found in the FCPX inspector, users have the ability to make further adjustments with just a few clicks of a mouse.