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Hi guys, I'm looking to product linustechtips quality video's for gaming & commentary, competative play and compilations,

 

what's the best software to use? I want to make compilations and score them with music, not so much text or other features other than video and music honestly.

 

any input will be appreiated!

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I use Adobe Premiere CS6/CC7.2.1.

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Adobe Premiere or Sony Vegas

those are two most used ones it seems

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Hi guys, I'm looking to product linustechtips quality video's for gaming & commentary, competative play and compilations,

 

what's the best software to use? I want to make compilations and score them with music, not so much text or other features other than video and music honestly.

 

any input will be appreiated!

Premiere Pro is rather nice, but it's expensive. I've never used Sony's Vegas, but it's supposed to be rather good.

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I don't mind investing in software that I will use for a few years, but I am open to any options!

 

thanks for the info guys.

Yo soy el hombre murciélago

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but I am open to any options!

 

Just a heads up, Lightworks is a free NLE too. You should check that out. 

(Thelma Schoonmaker, a well known editor of Hugo, The Wolf of Wolf Street is said to use Lightworks)

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Just a heads up, Lightworks is a free NLE too. You should check that out. 

(Thelma Schoonmaker, a well known editor of Hugo, The Wolf of Wolf Street is said to use Lightworks)

I like Lightworks, but the codecs aren't free. 

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