mirkosp wrote:I haven't done it personally, but I know these two videos have been done only with AE:
So my guess is that it's actually doable if you want. I personally like premiere a lot more than ae, so I just limit my ae usage to the things that would really require it, but everybody has their own preferences, so yeah.
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BasharOfTheAges wrote:You'll have to have a specific kind of workflow to make it all work without becoming super-cumbersome. I'd recommend having clips smaller than a few minutes each and make use of multiple compositions nested together or you're going to be scrolling up and down a whole lot. Being able to preview large sections also can be an issue - you're RAM-limited there.
Nya-chan Production wrote:If you edit with static sources only, or M@D style, it's better to do it in AE - did it twice, one of them is on Org already :3
QFT Time remapping makes slight variations for movement within a clip seem so much more fluid than chopping up frames in premiere ever will.machina21 wrote:And the effect I find to be really useful for AMVs (especially for beat or internal sync)is Time Re-mapping. Unlike in Premiere where its percentage based, in AE its keyframe based so its allows for far greater control, IMO.



Sn0wcrash wrote:I know Reznic who edited this video with AE only.
mirkosp wrote:CS versions do still require quicktime for a few formats, not sure if audio is one of these though, I don't think.
Vlad G Pohnert wrote:I do import my timelines, however if you have multiple cuts on one timeline track in premiere, it will bring it in on multiple layers in AE which might not be so desirable depending on what you are doing so sometimes it's a compromise between the two
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