What does everyone use for editing?

[TheAllSenses]

I was an avid user of Premiere for years. Recently switched to Davinci Resolve and I absolutely love it. Any other DR users here?

I was using Vegas for a while but now I am using resolve as main editing program.

I use also BMD Fusion for motion and VFX.

 

[Doozy Animation]

Adobe After Effects for video, audition for sound editing and recording voices. Although I create all my animations in Softimage XSI.

 

[komorebi]

I use adobe premiere pro

 

[Jon Wodzisz]

Hey guys and gals,
Just a quick question here: what does everyone use to edit their videos?
I'm curious to know- I use Final Cut Pro X, which I hear is like the marmite of the editing world, you either love it or you hate it (I obviously love it).

Cheers,
Chris

Premier pro it is great

 

[ItsMeJackP]

VideoPadEditor! It's pretty simple, it might be too simple for some, but as I make animations the only editing I really need is to put the clips in the right order, and sometimes trim them for timing. Most of my editing is done as I animate, so I'm not sure how others would find VideoPad

 

[GrannyGamer]

I'm using photoshop, surprisingly it has enough features I need to do my kind of editing, cut, fade, layer, render Pretty basic and simple and there wasn't much of a learning curve as I already used it

 

[Gamer Bhoy]

I use MAGIX Vegas Pro 14. I've been a Vegas user for almost 10 years now. I love it. The only thing I wish for is a better CPU for handling it.
It's not too bad if my video is minimalistic in content, but if I'm doing a fairly heavy-edited video with a lot going on, then it tends to ramp my CPU usage up a great deal.
Thankfully I have a fair grasp on how much is "too much" when I edit, so the experience isn't that bad.

 

[Lopideon]

I use LoiLo and a student version of Adobe Premiere.[DOUBLEPOST=1551382007,1551381919][/DOUBLEPOST]After Effects, Fireworks, and Photoshop if needed, as well...

 

[Mister20seven]

I use Magix Video Deluxe 2018. It has a lot of pre-sets, some of them are pretty cool and you can do a lot manually.
But wouldn't recommend it. If it would work properly, it would be a cool software..
I had issues with the HEVC-codec ( you have to it buy in-program) and their "support" is a f'n joke. After a few months they recommend me to use the "handbrake"-tool. Yeah, thanks.

 

[Krisfire]

I use adobe premier pro and After effects for my videos. The control given is what I like. It's not for everybody but its definitely a great place to start for an NLE.