Here are 2 links with training you will find useful. In the tutorial above, Ryan Nangle uses the plugin on a timelapse clip, showing how FCPX takes the effect and applies it to the objects in the frame. Or there are many 3rd party presets you can purchase, Magic Bullet Looks is a popular brand. In this free plugin, you’ll be able to add that classic motion blur look to either your motion graphics or your subject in the film. If you've exhausted all the possibilities with FCPX's color grade presets, then you can choose the one closest to the look you're striving for, & then tweak it a bit. The still frame from your third video depicting the red tint is a perfect example. Final Cut Pro requires macOS Monterey 12.2.1 or later & Final Cut Pro 10.6.
RED GIANT COLOR GRADING FINAL CUT PRO UPGRADE
Sometimes there are different color grades that appear in the same video, denoting different moods for different scenes. Cinema Grade is a color grading software that enables you to upgrade the look of your next big project and get the cinematic look. There's a color grade called Blockbuster which may be to your liking, & plenty of others to try out on your clips. This is one of the more common attempts at the "film look." Perhaps if you're new to color grading, you don't have to go in & individually tamper with specific levels, choosing instead to rely on a very competent preset, as mentioned you'll find under the Effects palette. THe first of your three videos has darkened the black levels (crushing the blacks), & upped the green a bit. With a clip selected you can skim over an FCPX color grade effect to see its result on your footage. Maybe a good technique would be to pause your favorite music videos at the moments you like, make a screen grab so you have a still frame to compare with your footage while you apply adjustments. No need to watch thru all your three music videos to see they're each using different color grades, I would recommend you do your editing first, then experiment with some of the color grades under Effects in FCPX.
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