I edit long form and often end up with 30 plus sequences. Like a lot of editors nowadays I tend to use sequences, rather than bins, to organise footage. This is primarily because it is easy to scrub through them to find stuff. Obviously having 30 plus version of Vegas open at the same time and nesting projects is not going to work.
I was using Vegas 10 but a few years ago moved to FCP 7 then premiere due to its lack of sequences. Its a real shame because Vegas really missed out of the mass exodus from FCP 7. I put this down to Vegas not having sequences, and also the way it hard links clip names to file names.
Real shame, its the only reason I can see for a lot of people not using Vegas.
Ben
I was using Vegas 10 but a few years ago moved to FCP 7 then premiere due to its lack of sequences. Its a real shame because Vegas really missed out of the mass exodus from FCP 7. I put this down to Vegas not having sequences, and also the way it hard links clip names to file names.
Real shame, its the only reason I can see for a lot of people not using Vegas.
Ben