Apple is giving the public a taste of its new AI features and powerful devices ahead of tomorrow’s “Pro And Tell” event.
The tech giant already announced a new M6-powered, 14-inch MacBook Pro and a new iPad Mini 8, complete with an OLED screen and an internal A20 Pro chip.
And for creators, Apple is sprucing up its Creator Studio to bring more integrated editing tools and even AI assistants to its creative app lineup.
Apple adds MotionVFX to Final Cut Pro
Final Cut Pro will be getting a major upgrade with the addition of MotionVFX, a library of effects, templates, graphics, and tools for rotoscoping, tracking, and color grading, the company announced. Users will be able to access the Content Hub directly in Final Cut Pro, including “Apple-curated stock videos, photos, and backgrounds to fill gaps, add polish, or spark new ideas without leaving their workflow.”
Final Cut Pro’s workflow will be streamlined, too, including new keyframe editing options and the ability to combine edit sessions across multiple apps.
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Logic Pro gets Liquid Glass, AI tools
Apple will bring its new Apple Intelligence model to its suite of creative apps, including Pixelmator Pro’s new Generate Fill, which allows users to generate automatic edits and content fills with text-based prompts.
Music editors in Apple’s Logic Pro should prepare for a new Liquid Glass interface and an OpenAI collaboration introducing a music-intelligent AI assistant.
The AI, a combination of Apple and OpenAI models, “automatically analyzes, classifies, and tags added sounds so creators can easily search their entire collection or drag in a loop to surface matching audio,” Apple explains. There’s a new Browser tool to match that centralizes clips, edits, and effects, as well as a new Voice Memos Studio Sound that automatically reduces ambient noise in iPhone recordings and uploads them to Logic Pro.
Apple is also adding new “Producer Packs” with clips and sounds from famed producers, like Sergio George.
Apple’s AI assistant can help with graphic design
The company’s AI assistant will also be available on Keynote, Pages, and Numbers to help design and animate slides, draft and edit written content, and build custom charts or graphs.
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