@walter-i. My question spans beyond what a 30-day trial can answer, like a seasoned audio veteran who has been in the trenches with Samplitude Pro for a number of years.

Samplitude marketing is mostly directed towards musicians. The only video series on Samplitude I was able to find was by Studio Marco Primeau who uses it for studio recording and mixing and Davinci Resolve for audio-for video. However, Samplitude now advertises that it can be used for working with film footage. I was aware of this ability but do not know of many people who use it as such. There are videos of people who use Logic, Cubase, and Avid Pro Tools for film/video work and share insights. Then you have Glenn Fricker who will scream at you over the course of hundreds of videos as to why Reaper is the best solution, when not doing spoof videos that mock Avid Pro Tools and their users.

While Samplitude has some weaknesses out-of-the-gate (does not support a lot of video formats), things like their advanced object editor look like a major plus. I hoped someone who does use Samplitude for audio-for-film might share insights from experience and highlight some benefits.

Anything can do audio-for-video, including Audacity or any NLE. But if you work on some larger, more ambitious projects, you *might* feel you need 'a little more' for audio and want to import the project into a DAW, preferably a really good one.

 I hoped someone who does use Samplitude for audio-for-film might share insights from experience and highlight some benefits.

@Former user I assume that you have tried to discuss this here https://www.magix.info/us/audio-forum/samplitude/ ?

@vkmast Actually, I wanted to go straight to the Samplitude forum and ask, but it is restricted to Samplitude users. Not really a marketing tool, is it? Heh.

I am able to read the forum posts, but there does not seem to be a lot of dialog about Samplitude-for-video apart from complaints about lack of format support. (hint-hint for developers).

I use Vegas, it is a fine tool, but it cannot do everything. That is why Sound Forge Pro is bundled with it at times, so it can do more. It is possible that using Samplitude in conjunction with Vegas for larger scale projects could be useful. Of course, I could also be wrong and Vegas might be able to do everything Samplitude can.

@Former user OK. https://community.samplitude.com/ ?

Btw, I seem to be to comment here https://www.magix.info/us/audio-forum/ incl Samplitude though I'm not a user. Odd.

Was never a member, my regular ID does not work and have tried to register twice. Odder.

I guess it as as Woody Allen says, I would not want to be part of a club that would have me as a member. 😜

That actually may not be as odd as not being able to post at magix.info

Odd is also that you do have an own post at Samplitude there.

@vkmast Have you used Samplitude for sound design? Thoughts?

No, I have not.

@Former user

@vkmast Thanks, no worries. I suspect Samplitude Pro is an excellent tool for such a task. In no way am I making light of Vegas as an audio tool either.