Vegas Pro Edit

Ricardo-Bacchin wrote on 12/1/2020, 5:15 AM

I downloaded the trial version of Vegas Pro and am thinking of buying. On the website you have the option of Vegas Pro Edit, which is cheaper, and has a smaller number of functions. For simple video editing for YouTube, is this Edit version more than recommended? Or is the software identical to the Pro free trial version? In the videos of the channel, videos will not be inserted inside them, but only the audio, still images (with some movement effect so as not to become static) with transitions between them and texts (these also with effect). I don't need to manipulate the audio a lot, but only make cuts, fade in and out, decrease or increase the volume ...
I will soon change my computer. Will it be possible to install the version I bought and installed in this current one and move on to the new one?

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j-v wrote on 12/1/2020, 5:25 AM

On the website you have the option of Vegas Pro Edit, which is cheaper, and has a smaller number of functions.

Not true, Vegas Pro Edit has the same options and functions but that other version has a few extra's as a third party sound editor

I will soon change my computer. Will it be possible to install the version I bought and installed in this current one and move on to the new one?

The best is to uninstall it on the old unless to want to use it also there.
The program can be used on 2 machines and if you want more you can deactivate it in the program itself or on your Magix account.

Ricardo-Bacchin wrote on 12/1/2020, 5:30 AM

I expressed myself badly. When I wrote about the functions, I actually meant the extras! Thanks a lot for the help!

Dexcon wrote on 12/1/2020, 5:36 AM

@Ricardo-Bacchin ... the differences/comparisons between the various Vegas Pro options are outlined at:

https://www.vegascreativesoftware.com/us/vegas-pro/product-comparison/#productMenu

vkmast wrote on 12/1/2020, 6:10 AM

The options to deactivate are here, section 9: (Note the difference)

"You can use VEGAS Pro (14.0 and later) simultaneously on 2 devices. There are 2 ways to deactivate a device so you can activate a different one:

Visit your MAGIX account > My Products > Show More Details > Deactivate. This option can be used only once a month.

From the VEGAS Pro Help menu choose Deactivate the Software on this PC. This option can be used as often as you wish. An internet connection is required."

walter-i. wrote on 12/1/2020, 8:48 AM

I don't need to manipulate the audio a lot, but only make cuts, fade in and out, decrease or increase the volume ...

@Ricardo-Bacchin
If you don't need any more, you can also consider Vegas Movie Studio (Platinum).
https://www.vegascreativesoftware.com/us/vegas-movie-studio/?_oB=movie-studio-platinum
It looks practically the same, has a few (professional) functions less and you can also upgrade from there to Vegas Pro if you need more.

Ricardo-Bacchin wrote on 12/1/2020, 10:21 AM

I don't need to manipulate the audio a lot, but only make cuts, fade in and out, decrease or increase the volume ...

@Ricardo-Bacchin
If you don't need any more, you can also consider Vegas Movie Studio (Platinum).
https://www.vegascreativesoftware.com/us/vegas-movie-studio/?_oB=movie-studio-platinum
It looks practically the same, has a few (professional) functions less and you can also upgrade from there to Vegas Pro if you need more.

Thanks! I just downloaded it and I'm going to test it. The workspace is very similar to Vegas Pro. If the ease of use is the same, it will be the one I will buy.