Now I mention this because the latest version of Final Cut Pro has inadvertently created quite a mutiny, in that many of it's core features were removed in their newest version. As you probably know there are three big players in the video production software world, Sony, Adobe, and Apple with Final Cut Pro. Well I want to look at as many of the available functions as I can throughout this course, but additionally my perspective will also angle towards how much Vegas Pro focuses on the user, both in terms of useability, and features. So what will we cover here in this VTC course.

And now right up to date with Vegas Pro 10, I love it's uncluttered user interface, tied into a familiar Windows navigation structure. In fact, Sound Forge and ACID are probably the first audio editing and music creation tools I first used. Now I've always had a soft spot for Sony software, going back to early versions of Sound Forge and ACID. So along the way we'll put this claim to the test, and by the end of the course, I'm sure you'll align your point of view, with Sony's perspective on Vegas Pro 10. Now in this tutorial we're going to look at Sony's Vegas Pro 10 software, which as Sony likes to describe it as innovative and advanced multi-track media editing system. In fact in my day to day life, I run a small multi media studio, Energy Studios, and daily use video production software and audio creation software. My name is Mark Struthers and I have produced many courses for VTC over the last couple of years, most notably on video production software, and audio creation software.

Hello, and welcome to this VTC course on Sony Vegas Pro 10.

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