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what's going on guys Jonathan here with TLD got a quick Final Cut Pro 10 tutorial for you guys got a goofy looking dude on screen but a lot of you guys have been asking how the automatic audio sync works so you use an external mic like the zoom h1 h4 and you sync that up to your video and you don't even have to clap so here's the original clip I'm going to play a quick little couple seconds of that so you guys can see how it sounds how bad it sounds with the internal mic on the Canon 60d you guys that's just straight through the camera's microphone so over here I got the audio - zoom h1 audio so what I'm gonna do is hold command and I'm going to select both of these clips and I'm gonna head up to the front tab up there select clips and synchronize clips and that's it that's how easy it is what it does is it generates a new clip with the synced up audio from there people you can edit it like you normally would and we can drag it down to the timeline and we have now we now have these synced up audio you guys can see that so the audio should be fluctuating as I'm moving it because I like how closer to this it's gonna sound closer pull it farther away stand it sound farther so I'm outside right now if you kind of pick up all the elements going on this is the quick demo showing you guys how easy it is to sync up audio from an external device like a zoom h1 into a DSLR film on a 60d that's it hope you guys enjoyed this video feel free to subscribe and I'll catch you guys later if you guys want to check out some more Final Cut Pro 10 videos go ahead and click this playlist as I upload them they will be added here and if you guys like this video make sure to tweet it out that link is down below you