Favourite video editor?

[Chase Butler]

For me its Cyberlink Power Director. Highly regarded as the best there is. But I know a lot of people like Sony Vegas and Final Cut pro. Anyway, whats yours and why? Would like to know.

Mine are After Effects and Premiere Pro.

 

[TheRoboDC]

I love Sony Vegas. It has to many features, is very fluid and solid, and is simply a must for any professional YouTuber. Note that professional doesn't mean popular, it means good quality.

 

[Andrew Flint]

I prefer Sony Vegas for it's ability to utilize my CUDA cores which makes rendering a hell of a lot faster.

Premiere does this

 

[TheRoboDC]

Premiere is also great, but I find it slightly less "awesome." I personally have both the softwares, and use Premiere in emergency situations. But that's just me.

 

[MyLifeMyWorld]

I would say Sony Vegas pro 12 is my fav, but as it's the only one I have used then it wouldn't mean much lol... I am still getting the hang of it but when I am good enough on it I may move on to others to try out

 

[BradyGidge]

I use Vegas Pro since it's very simple to use - and comes with a lot of great features. The only downside I'd say is the higher price, but I used torrents, so...

I wish I could find a torrent that actually works

 

[HaileySimone]

I wish I could find a torrent that actually works

but it's not just hard, just use the bay that pirates use

 

[Daniel]

Premiere does this

Oh, it does? Either way, I've used both and I just find it easier to produce something in Vegas.

 

[Andrew Flint]

Oh, it does? Either way, I've used both and I just find it easier to produce something in Vegas.

taaa daaaa it's a little fiddly to actually unlock it but it has it

You have to download the cuda driver, then go into your file and change which cards are supported then save that.. then you're able to select CUDA in the settings

 

[nicstoltz]

If you edit videos like a pro, yes, you can use Premiere.
Most people use AVS Video Editor as the "first steps" in video editing.