Know this is the composing lounge,
… is it wise for composers to have a
Top video program to use at times in the composing process? Know Dorico and
Logic Pro import video, though to help put it together and possibly … work doing
Video editing- wouldn’t this be worth a mid-price point having this software?
I have iMovie, though the next one up might be better for more complex editing (?!)
Does anyone here have a good stand alone video program ?
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Hi Kerry, I'm not sure I understand exactly your post, but usually, you don't need video editing software unless you work on video editing.
I'm a composer too and I always work on the picture-lock footage imported into Pro Tools.
Anyway, for video editing I work with Adobe Premiere and Davinci Resolve (it has a free version).
Happy to help you with anything else if I can.
Best,
Walder
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Good answer, Walder Martinez .
So, Resolve has a free version ?
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Yes, Kerry. With fewer functions than the paid one, but it's a fully functional version. You can check it out here:
https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/es/products/davinciresolve
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Kerry Kennard I also recommend Adobe Premiere. My son also likes Filmora and finds it a little easier to learn/use than Premier.
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Thanks Kat Spencer !
I had a little experience at EKU during this Masters degree with Premier- nice integration.
(Where I made my first 4 ‘reels’)
You have a link to Filmora ?
Thanks Kat !
Appreciate your input ?
KK