Enter DaVinci ResolveĪ few weeks ago I revealed that I would be investing (again) in a 12.9-inch M2 iPad Pro to make a go of the iPad-only lifestyle. But I’m not as angry about it anymore, either. However, I’m fast concluding that Apple has no interest in launching Final Cut Pro on the iPad Pro. Unfortunately, I’ve been completely blinded by my insistence that Final Cut Pro needs to arrive on iPadOS and, specifically, finally make use of the super powerful desktop-class chips Apple is placing inside the iPad Pro lineup. My audience is interested in what you can do with it from a creative perspective and, beyond accessory round-ups and six-month later reviews, it’s the likes of video editing, illustration, and music production that drive interest in that product on YouTube. Video editing isn’t my niche, and the choice between Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and Adobe Premiere Pro isn’t something that drives engagement with my Mac content. On the Mac, this doesn’t present a problem when it comes to my day job.
I’ve never used any other video editing platform and, because I’m so obsessed with processes and efficiency, I’ve never once felt tempted to try anything else.
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