Since the initial release, several walkthroughs and impressions have been posted across the web. Like the App Store ratings (shown above), the response has been mixed. CreativeCow offers their first look and points out that Final Cut Pro X is not an upgrade to Final Cut Pro 7, but is a brand new app. They start by stating that FCP X is "not yet" for the professional editor and claims Apple knows this and updates are to be coming quickly:
• "Multicam will come in a future release, when Apple decide[s] how best to implement it within the new application and architecture."
• "As of Version 1 and today’s release there is no direct import capability for [Final Cut Pro 6/7] projects. My understanding is that there will be an Apple-provided utility for importing XML from older projects to Final Cut Pro X."
• "the Apple folk made it abundantly clear that the ecosystem was very important to them, and that there will be a new, and much improved, replacement for the current XML workflow."
Larry Jordan who has been frequently quoted for his early comments about the Final Cut Pro X also weighs in. Jordan points out several of the improvements and disadvantages of the new system. He also points out that Apple is planning a quicker upgrade cycle for Final Cut Pro than they have in the past now that its in the App Store:
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