Which Video / Audio maker or editor software you prefer ?

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Hi,

Is there a single software that you prefer for video / audio editing and optionally along with simple graphic works ? I am looking for either free or one time payable.

Thanks in advance.
 
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Final Cut Pro X is one of the best for Mac. I think I paid a few hundred a few years ago for my license and it's paid for itself many times over. If you're on Windows then Premiere Pro is decent, but that isn't one-time payable and I have only done a few edits in that. Quality software has costs for upkeep, so maybe Adobe CC for $10/mo is a better option for you.
 
Final Cut Pro X is one of the best for Mac. I think I paid a few hundred a few years ago for my license and it's paid for itself many times over. If you're on Windows then Premiere Pro is decent, but that isn't one-time payable and I have only done a few edits in that. Quality software has costs for upkeep, so maybe Adobe CC for $10/mo is a better option for you.

Thanks for your reply. I will wait to hear from others as well.
 
Almost of my video projects for Creative Ads using inshot Android/ios application. Simple stuff but powerful enough for editing
 
I went to uni and studied video editing and we learnt premiere pro. It is good and it has a lot of very advanced features, but to be honest most of what I want to do, I can do in Camtasia. I think it is way underrated as a video editor solution.

The automatic callouts, zoom to cursor and highlighting or blurring while recording screen is hugely time saving. It has auto noise reduction for nasty background noises.
 
Lightworks is a great video editing tool. Lightworks is a free video editor featured with many video effects.

It can edit up to 256 video, audio, and still image clips. But the user interface is very technical so many people find it hard to use.
 
the best ones are Sony Vegas Pro & Adobe Premier & After Effect .
 
I was a video editor for 6 months. I have used mutliple video editors. Tell me what type of videos do you want to make?
 
Vegas Pro, Adobe Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro X.
 
Adobe Premier its kinda industry standard but it comes with a monthly subscription. I use many Adobe products, they are all very good and also have similar UI that is helpful. Depending on what type of videos you need to work on, maybe you`ll be better off using something like Camtasia which is easy to use if you are into screen capturing videos / tutorials and stuff like that.
 
For Audio only, studio quality stuff, i use Steinberg Cubase.
It`s a great piece of software and the lite versions usually come bundled with hardware products like Condenser Mics, Audio Capture External units etc.
I know there is a Mac version but from what i understand, it works better on PC as it was designed for it.
 
Is there a software I can use to remove remove water of someone and replace with mine.
 
Is there a software I can use to remove remove water of someone and replace with mine.
MIstake ,what I meant was is there a software I cloud use to remove watermark on video
 
For mac definitely Final Cut Pro X, For Windows there are many option, some of them are a little harder to work with, decent but good are Sony Vegas pro, you can use Camtasia not has to many option but still it can finish the job. I was also using Ciberlink PowerDirector its also not bad, it can finish the job. For a little experienced users Premiere Pro, After Effect lots of options and addons-visual effect plugins, very poverfull. Maxon 4d and Maja animation and really complex video edit and 3d.
 
Is there a software I can use to remove remove water of someone and replace with mine.
There are small software called Easy Video Logo Remover that i use to remove sometimes the watermark, not best but usually finish the job. if not succeed with that i use than after effect or premiere pro, using mask method.
 
Adobe Premiere Pro is the best and most versatile option - you can use a mac or windows computer - it's 20-35 a month depending on if you buy annually or monthly. You can't go wrong learning the software media and Hollywood pros use - took me a week to learn everything.
I highly recommend going through the Adobe site tutorials and then checking out Justin Odisho, Peter McKinnon and Cinecom.net's YouTube channels to round out your workflow and learn the rest of what you need.
Another reason I like Adobe Premiere Pro is that it links up with other softwares like After Effects, Photoshop etc. which helps you learn more skills..
 
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