Sound design can transform a scene from flat to cinematic. In his latest tutorial, Dylan Bates (The Final Cut Bro) shows exactly how he does it inside Final Cut Pro with the help of Soundly.
Bates walks through his workflow, demonstrating how quickly the right sound effects can be found and added to a project. Instead of digging through folders, he uses Soundly to search across his own drives, the Soundly library, and even online archives, all in one place. With just a few keystrokes, he builds out everything from deep rumbles to quick UI clicks, giving each moment of his short film a sense of weight and energy.
Throughout the video, Bates emphasizes why Soundly has become a permanent part of his editing process. It saves time, keeps projects organized, and makes creative sound design fun.
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