1. Settings (such as sequence presets and scratch disk locations) that follow a project.
2. Animatte. The FCP versions of this -- the 4 and 8 point garbage mattes -- are pathetic. Yes, I know I can roundtrip to Motion, and I do it all the time, but why should I have to? Nowadays, it's a very basic task of offline editing.
3. Render tracking.
4. An undo list.
5. The Avid model of sequence to sequence editing, with a source timeline visible. I've gotten quite used to the FCP copy and paste technique over my 5 years of FCP editing, but I still prefer the way Avid does it.
BTW this is a list from a guy (me) that overall prefers FCP, though sometimes I'm not sure why. Really looking forward to trying MC5.
Michael Heldman
Spot Welders
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