So I am curious what others more familiar with these other NLEs have to say about what we are missing in Vegas.Ĭhris, if you had a red bar above the sequence timeline and did a pre-render (which isn't required to export in AME), then you didn't have CUDA working for you. It feels to like Premiere requires some precise one way only steps to accomplish certain tasks that in Vegas I can attack from many different directions. I also experienced that same "handcuffed" feeling in the basic Premiere program, that I had felt before, and that had eventually driven me to Vegas. The point of this is that in Vegas, we seem to have a lot of stuff on board the basic NLE, that Final Cut and Premiere relegate to additional programs. No doubt that basic level is to be followed by some real cool stuff. I got through a first level really basic tutorials from YouTube, and noted that at the levels it was covering to that point, I was able to do similar things in Vegas without leaving it. I also took a basic tutorial in After Effects because I knew I had no idea what it was really capable of.
In fact, this weekend, I actually downloaded the CS 5.5 trial, just to refressh myself on the Adobe side, and just to see if my memory of Premiere was any different from its present reality. This latest round of events with FCP X, and Adobes counter with half price for FCP defectors, leaves me scratching my head once again.
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