In addition, there's a powerful free version of the app and the paid version costs just $300, with all future updates free. The Fusion effects and Fairlight audio tools aren't available yet either, "because their software code has not yet been redesigned for the iPad." However, the company plans to work on those pages and include them in a future release.ĭaVinci Resolve is a popular app with professional editors, in part because of its powerful color correction tools - making Engadget's list of the best editing apps. Because of that, the Cut page will gain new features, including "enhanced audio support, key framing, split edits and more." "This makes it very difficult to move to the iPad without changing it in a way that would cause problems for professional editors who rely on the edit page for their work," the company said.
In addition, there's no plan to bring the Edit page to the iPad version, as it's essentially designed for a keyboard and mouse. There are some changes to the UI because of the screen size, as the menu bar will be removed, for instance.
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