Vegas

1. FAV
   Member

   
   I recently purchased Vegas 4. I made this choice after several months of examining various programs.
   
   I chose Vegas for several reasons. 1)I runs great on a humble computer 2)I have read of the massive learning curve of Premier & not a large curve for Vegas. 3)Videoguys was running a sale with Class on Demand DVDs for Vegas.
   
   Another reason, but not a major point at the time was some people on this board sang the praises of Vegas, I figured, I might be able to get some help from those people on this sight.
   
   A few days ago, I came to a point in Vegas were I needed some practical application help. Information that was not on Class on Demand, actually it was, but not in a way my simple brain would put 2 & 2 together. I asked Lee Delgado for some help. I must say, his response was quick and direct. He answered my question with pictured diagrams, which was far more than I expected. Lee's example of camaraderie on this board is what we should be doing more of with one another. I'm not saying no one has ever refused to help me, but this example just brings a smile to my face. Thanks Lee!
   
   Changed like Saul,
   
   Chris Folsom
   
   http://www.pbsermons.org
   
   

   Posted 8 years ago #

2. nobody
   Member

   
   Great testimonial for Vegas and for Lee.
   
   
   I have certainly noticed that Lee often offers good counsel and it is appreciated by many!
   
   As always,
   
   Eric/DogStar
   
   http://www.DogStarTrainingSYstems.com

   Posted 8 years ago #

3. nobody
   Member

   
   Thanks very much for your compliment, Chris. I must say although I monitor several forums that specifically apply to Vegas, this is the only forum I've consistently participated in. While, the other forums are inhabited by so-called "professionals" this forum has a family atmousphere that none of them can duplicate. I also consider
   Videomaker magazine my favorite digital video publication simply because it doesn't present the snobby attitude perpretrated in other "professional" digital video publications. e.g it doesn't focus on mega-bucks editing systems, that us common folk, don't need to know about, since we'll probably never be able to afford one. I'm not a Vegas 'expert', like some of the others on this forum, but if I know of a technique that can be helpful to your progress, you know you can ask - and I'll be glad to help if I can.

   Posted 8 years ago #

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