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Vegas pro. No argument


Vegas pro. No argument

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I don't know much about video editing software, I dabbled in Lightworks for a bit but it was way beyond me, but I know that Adobe Premiere is one of, if not the most powerful program out there for video editing. It's just unbearably expensive for someone who isn't making money off of it.

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I used to use Sony Vegas Pro. But because I can get Adobe Premiere for cheap. £15.50 as a student. I use it, plus it has better features. 

 

As for now, Use Sony Vegas Pro, Then learn on Adobe Premiere. 

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Vegas is pretty easy to use as a beginner, but Adobe Premiere Pro has some more advanced features. That and it supports Maxwell, thanks Sony. 

But unless your going to be using Vegas to its full potential, it might be better to get Sony Movie Studio. 

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