Miraculous Atom
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Hi guys, i want to start journey on Youtube + CPA/PPD, so I just wanna know what video editor u guys are using, and what a noob-friendly video editor do u prefer for me?
What Video Editing Software Do You Use?
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Thread moved to the Video Production section.
Since I recall this question being previously asked in this section,
I will simply point you to the thread. Click The Link Below:
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/video-production/470162-video-editing-software.html
Cheers! - "Wiz"
Since I recall this question being previously asked in this section,
I will simply point you to the thread. Click The Link Below:
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/video-production/470162-video-editing-software.html
Cheers! - "Wiz"
systematic
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Premiere Pro
Endire
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Spacezeus,
I'm partial to Premiere Pro and I also use Camtasia for simple tasks or to record computer screens. If you are a newbie I would suggest checking out premiere elelments. It's a dumbed down version of Pro and I think its only 100 dollars. Once you feel you need something a little better you can upgrade to the Pro version. I like Adobe because there is a ton of support and tutorials out there for it which comes in handy if you don't know a lot about editing or using the software.
Best,
Shawn
I'm partial to Premiere Pro and I also use Camtasia for simple tasks or to record computer screens. If you are a newbie I would suggest checking out premiere elelments. It's a dumbed down version of Pro and I think its only 100 dollars. Once you feel you need something a little better you can upgrade to the Pro version. I like Adobe because there is a ton of support and tutorials out there for it which comes in handy if you don't know a lot about editing or using the software.
Best,
Shawn
heartnet02
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Try camtasia. It is easy to use and have some decent effects.
I also use a variety of tools to create and edit my videos. It depends on the type of videos that I want to make.
Premiere Pro - For general editing and output.
After Effects - For adding creative intros and titles.
Videoscribe - For making short "hand-drawn" whiteboard animations.
If you're looking for noob friendly software, I would suggest MAGIX Movie Edit Pro. It's what I used when I was a beginner. I also watched vast amounts of Youtube video tutorials.
Premiere Pro - For general editing and output.
After Effects - For adding creative intros and titles.
Videoscribe - For making short "hand-drawn" whiteboard animations.
If you're looking for noob friendly software, I would suggest MAGIX Movie Edit Pro. It's what I used when I was a beginner. I also watched vast amounts of Youtube video tutorials.
izkech - You use After Effects to edit and render Videohive files.
TehEpidemick
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sony vegas is my favorite.
funkybunker
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I use Cyberlink PD 8 (sucks balls with HD rendering but otherwise good program)
Can't seem to find an Adobe Premier Pro CS4 (because I run XP) but see it's very top-grade editing.
Can't seem to find an Adobe Premier Pro CS4 (because I run XP) but see it's very top-grade editing.
Jayjaycg
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Premiere Pro CS6 all the way!
If you don't know how to use, download some Lynda online courses, to do the basic it's more than enough.
And for post-production use After Effects, this is a bit harder, but it really helps if you want to add production value to your videos.
If you don't know how to use, download some Lynda online courses, to do the basic it's more than enough.
And for post-production use After Effects, this is a bit harder, but it really helps if you want to add production value to your videos.
