Good editors for starters?

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Re: Good editors for starters?

Post by Prodigi » Mon Jan 09, 2006 5:47 am

Pwolf wrote:
donone wrote:
CHS_BanMidou wrote: So my question is basically this: what's a good video editing software I could get, preferably free?
Premiere
premeire isn't free...


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IT BETTER BLOODY NOT BE AFTER THE $500+ I SPENT ON IT!!!![/angst]
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but yeh i second what Pwolf said about Magix. I've had a fiddle with that and it's amazing some of the things you can do with it for a $50 program :shock: and if memory serves Koop made "Euphoria" in Magix, so it obviously has most things a creator needs. But yeh, keep saving for Premiere it's well worth it (that's if you get a non-crashy version). As far as i've heard Premiere 6.0 is the least crash prone, and is the version i run.
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Post by requiett » Mon Jan 09, 2006 7:11 am

I hear Discreet's Combustion is the perfect solution for novices.
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Post by mikestrife » Mon Jan 09, 2006 9:56 am

requiett wrote:I hear Discreet's Combustion is the perfect solution for novices.
Hahaha, and cheap at only $1000.
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Post by jubjub2 » Mon Jan 09, 2006 10:06 am

trythil has a nice list going that might help you: http://www.animemusicvideos.org/phpBB/v ... hp?t=46136
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Post by 808-buma » Mon Jan 09, 2006 5:28 pm

Pwolf wrote:... for a cheap/good editor, you can go for Magix Movie Edit Pro <strike>2005</strike> 10 (or 10+ if you want to order it from the UK). it's about $50 (or $70 for the UK version of 10+ shipped - take a look on ebay for it!).


Pwolf
corrected that for ya Pwolf :)

many users of the US version on the MAGIX forum are buying 10+ from the UK as they are having problems with certain video formats (however, I've never had a problem, and both of my vids below were made with MEP-10).
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Re: Good editors for starters?

Post by B-Ran » Mon Jan 09, 2006 5:43 pm

Prodigi wrote: (...)and if memory serves Koop made "Euphoria" in Magix, so it obviously has most things a creator needs. (...)
Well holy..! That line was enough to just totally tilt my oppinion of Magix software upside down! Not that I'm now as foolish as to think Koop klicked some pre-defined effects and there he has the famous look! XD (lol, though the pure thought IS somewhat hillarious)
No way - but knowing it's that flexible is a really good thing - I've been pondering what I could use for a start into AMV'ing too - maybe that's a good solution ::nods thoughtfully::
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Post by bum » Mon Jan 09, 2006 7:48 pm

requiett wrote:I hear Discreet's Combustion is the perfect solution for novices.
Well its easier to use and has a cleaner gui than AE.
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