Pro Tools vs VEGAS Pro

• Integration with UAD - I have used Pro Tools with a number of UAD devices over the years and it always integrates perfectly, and saves CPU resources by offloading effects processing to dedicated Digital Signal Processing (DSP) chips on external hardware. Plus, UAD effects sound great!
• Multitrack Recording and Arrangement of Music - This is really the big one for Pro Tools. It's for recording and arranging, and that's really its focus.
• Import and Export - Pro Tools is great for its ability to import and export multitrack files in a way that mimics traditional analog multitrack recording.

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• It does what it says as a non-linear editor. It works that way and not as "tape-deck" in a computer program motiff like Premier and Final Cut do. Nonlinear video editing is not complicated and VEGAS Pro allows for you to do that.
• It allows for you not to rely super heavily on graphic card performance and combines with your memory in a quick an efficient way. Render times are amazing and real-time playback has always been ahead of its competitors.
• The interface and setup are easy to understand, which makes editing and getting started on any project quick and easy. If you have to end up pulling out the manual for help constantly to find out what to do and how to do it then the creative process is lost. VEGAS Pro allows for you to get to it and not waste a day on it.
• It is a name in the industry you can trust to do the right thing and also the forums and the people that frequent them make the experience more enjoyable.

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• MIDI production
• Pricey Add-ons

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• It would be good if it was available in the Apple format.
• It is advisable to download multiple codecs that would allow one to open different video formats.
• Make sure that your computer has enough memory to handle the demands you put on your computer.
• I use a Macbook Pro with Bootcamp on Windows 10.

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• Positive - Industry standard, gives image of professionalism and reassurance to clients that they are in good hands.
• Positive - Great integration with UAD means in certain configurations, you don't have to spend as much on a computer to get a large amount of processing power.
• Negative - The cost and tie-in with hardware is prohibitive. Although it is possible to use Pro Tools without hardware, that is a less supported use case, and generally speaking, you will want to use the Pro Tools software with hardware together.

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• Increased contestant entries from 0 to 479 due to social media videos in year one.
• Saved approximately 144 hours in editing time due to the stability of this platform.
• Our edited videos outperform our one-shots 6-1 in monetized environments.

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