Several favorite creative Apple apps are adding a subscription-based model. On Tuesday, January 13, Apple unveiled Creator Studio, a subscription that bundles Final Cut Pro, Pixelmator Pro, and ...

iMovie costs nothing, but the same isn't true for Final Cut Pro. To use the latter, you can either pay a one-time fee of $299.99 or subscribe to Apple Creator Studio ($12.99 per month or $129 per year ...

Apple has confirmed that it will continue to offer a one-time-purchase version of Final Cut Pro for Mac for $299.99, but will that version receive every new feature? What we do know is that the ...

For example, Beat Detection, powered by an AI model from Logic Pro, enables creators to instantly analyze music tracks and display a Beat Grid for precise synchronization of visual cuts with audio.

Starting today, Apple is offering a subscription bundle of its creative apps called Creator Studio. Some of what’s included is exclusive to the subscription package, while other parts of it remain ...

Apple is pulling together 10 different creative apps into a single bundle for the first time — making them available for one monthly subscription price. The tech giant announced Apple Creator Studio, ...

Update, Feb 2: Apple has now pulled the remaining regional trial links. The original post follows below. Apple may have replaced standalone 3-month trials of Logic Pro and Final Cut Pro with Apple ...

Apple has announced Apple Creator Studio, a new subscription bundle that packages the company’s professional creative applications—Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, Pixelmator Pro, Motion, Compressor, and ...

Apple today acquired MotionVFX, a major developer of plugins, visual effects, and motion graphics tools for Final Cut Pro.

Apple has acquired Poland-based MotionVFX, bringing AI-powered video editing plugins in-house to strengthen its Creator ...

Apple on Monday acquired Polish software company MotionVFX. The company is a developer of plugins, visual effects, and motion ...

Final Cut Pro for the Mac became a favorite video editing app of Hollywood about 20 years ago, but then Apple made a radical update that lost it filmmakers forever. Here's where it started, and what ...