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		<title>iTunes in a Final Cut Pro workflow? Are you crazy?</title>
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Believe it or not the built-in tools in iTunes can be useful in a Final Cut Pro working environment. In this quick video tutorial I&#8217;ll show you some hidden features in iTunes that can help you maximize your efficiency and better your organization when importing music tracks into FCP projects.

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