#Acid pro 8 video preview pro
#Acid pro 8 video preview trial

I haven't checked out the Adobe products much, so that will take some time as well. But judging from from what you guys have said, it seems as though SF would probably be more useful in my situation. I used Sound Forge for about the same amount of time but really didn't accomplish anything meaningful, so I anticipate it'll take a bit more to come up on that learning curve. And I still do have both versions of SONAR and both are quite powerful. I really don't do much with MIDI (or haven't yet anyway), so the Vegas DAW capabilities may be all I need though.at least right now. I haven't tried to record anything yet though.

#Acid pro 8 video preview pro

In only playing around with ACID Pro for about 30 minutes last night, I still found myself right at home with the interface. But all you get in SONAR is thumbnail views of the video, for one thing-and there's no ability whatsoever to nudge the video or tweak it a little bit, if need be. The thing about SONAR is that, even though it's a great DAW, it's less of a tool for scoring video. So I was wondering whether you folks use Sound Forge, ACID, what? And if you do use them.how? I presume ACID is your basic DAW, but then how do you use Sound Forge?įinally, how much more functionality does ACID (or Sound Forge, for that matter) bring than, say, the audio editing capabilities of Vegas Pro? Sound Forge seems to be straightforward to use-but I'm not sure what I'd use it for just yet. Having worked with SONAR a fair amount in the past, obviously ACID is more familiar to me.

#Acid pro 8 video preview trial

Tonight I downloaded the trial version of both ACID and Sound Forge, and have been playing around with them a bit. Trouble is, I'm not really which does what! While certainly older versions are still quite useful and I wouldn't hesitate to break out version 4 if I needed to get some work done quickly, I have been giving some thought to adding more SCS software.like maybe ACID and/or Sound Forge. But I find myself behind the curve now in SONAR-I have both version 4 and version 7, but haven't used 7 much at all.and now they are on version 8 already. While I know it can handle some audio needs, it doesn't seem to have the DAW feature set that I am used to with SONAR. After spending several hours per day over the last two months learning Vegas Pro and the Sony UI style, I finally feel like I am getting to the point that I can be productive with Vegas.