Vegas Pro Edit vs Vegas Pro

snacky wrote on 11/7/2017, 3:37 PM

Hi,

The only difference I see in comparison chart is "Filters and special effects"

Does it mean that Edit version doesn't' come with filter and effects at all?

 

Maybe someone has this version and can share some info.

Thanks

Desktop: MB:x58a-ud3r, CPU: i7-930, 6GB RAM (OCZ,triple channel) GPU: GTX580, ATI 5830

Laptop #1 Lenovo W541, i7-4810Mq 2.8Ghz, 16GB RAM, GPU: K1100M 2GB

Laptop #2 Lenovo P50, i7-6820HQ 2.7GHz, Intel HD Graphics 530, 32 GB DDR4, GPU Quadro  M1000M 4GB

 

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snacky wrote on 11/7/2017, 3:51 PM

Pro Edit is the same program as Prp without some third party plugins as mentioned in the Comparison.

thanks, I hope so

just I don't see this black dot in comparison, so was thinking this version is not including effects and they just in more expensive version of products

Desktop: MB:x58a-ud3r, CPU: i7-930, 6GB RAM (OCZ,triple channel) GPU: GTX580, ATI 5830

Laptop #1 Lenovo W541, i7-4810Mq 2.8Ghz, 16GB RAM, GPU: K1100M 2GB

Laptop #2 Lenovo P50, i7-6820HQ 2.7GHz, Intel HD Graphics 530, 32 GB DDR4, GPU Quadro  M1000M 4GB

 

karma17 wrote on 11/9/2017, 3:07 AM

There was another post about this, but I recommend getting the bundled versions. Even though some of the plug-ins might not be compatible with future versions of Vegas, you get the following benefits:

1) You get to experiment with plug-ins you might not have otherwise checked out

2) You are usually getting the plug-ins at a significant discount

3) If you wish to purchase the stand-alone plug-in later, they usually offer you a discount for having the Vegas version of the plug-in already.

I know all this because I just got Vegas Edit and didn't realize until later I missed having the plug-ins, so then I had to turn around get the full Suite, which fortunately, Magix Customer Service let me do at a discount.

Just sharing my experience.