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It supports VST plugins that is a strong point. I have done a lot of my early radio projects on Sound Forge and I thank the company for its great support.
There's another thing that I kinda hate about Sound Forge and that's the speed to load large files. It lags and takes a lot of time to process.
The quality of edits and previews is top notch, and it also works according to your system configuration which is a great feature.
Compatibility between old versions and new versions was sometimes frustrating.
I've been working with Sound Forge for about 15 years, I keep my profession as an audio editor thanks to Sound Forge. I can do my work with great efficiency and quality.
Its noise gate technology tends to distort the recording rather than filter out the noise.
I work in a commercial radio station and I'm confident to say that Sound Forge has been a great help over the years.
Can be somewhat difficult to set up to record audio that is playing back on your PC.
I love the amount of features that are available here and with the help of YouTube it is really user friendly.
I've had various rendering problems, where final rendering is aborted because of strange and unknown problems.
Adobe Premiere Pro is very simple and easy to use. At the same time it has some very great features to help come out with an great video.
I absolutely hate the User interface and user experience. This software looks and feels complicated and I get a headache just looking at it.
I've been using this editing software for almost 7 years, and all I could say is that is a great software in which you can import or create fantastic animations/ transitions / titles.
When using effect that fades from 0-100 I always get black flicker problems in the final video. If I use the transparency tool and keyframe it from 0-100 it works normal.
I love the software and it is so much better than free versions that are out there.
It can be hard to get up to speed on how to use adobe products in general and this is also the case with Adobe Premiere Pro.
Kristen P.: Hi, my name is Kristen. I'm a marketing director. And we gave Premiere Pro five stars. For more reviews like this, please click below. Our team was using a simple program, much like iMovie. And what we needed was some more robust features and abilities to go across channels, especially with our videos, being able to export out in different capacities. So we definitely needed something that was more professional. Adobe Premier provided us with some robust options for us to create more professional videos than we had. We wanted some export-out options that allowed us to format for multiple social channels from the same file. We were also looking for some ways to integrate more volume and audio options than we had before, music that we needed. Adobe Premier provided us some options to actually look at some music, especially for social that may not get flagged, that may not disappear, and so we were looking for that. And then also we wanted some more integration across Adobe Cloud with the other apps we were using. Getting started with Adobe Premiere was actually pretty easy for us. We had some background in video and animation, and we were very excited to see that there were many tutorials available to us, both through Adobe CC, but also through the program itself. It was very easy for us to find everything we needed to and to learn how to cut clips and integrate audio and control the audio and figure out the export options that were necessary for what we were looking for. If you're considering using Adobe Premiere, I would recommend leveraging those tutorials. They were an immense help for us getting started. They were very easy to follow along with. And, in addition, I would suggest leveraging the libraries as well. It allowed us to integrate media across different videos, but if we needed to change one thing in one video, we only had to update that media within the library. So if you don't know how to use the libraries within, there's also a tutorial for that. But it was integral for us to get started.
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