Taking up a fairly chunky section of the interface is the Project Media window populated with clips and various features that have been categorised by type.
This Quick Start comes with step-by-step instructions making it easier to get started with the production of a video as you follow a logical workflow. Initially greyed out, until you begin work, are further options to create transitions, add video effects and make a movie plus ask for help with a Show Me How feature. A Quick Start panel offers options to add video and audio sequences plus text and graphics. While the program’s main interface has undergone a make-over of sorts, I still felt that it was rather busy for my tastes as you are given access to a range of features and tools. When first launched, some patience is required while the software creates its environment and sets up its various features. You also get a copy of Simpliclean which, I am led to believe, encourages those who install it to spend money on additional purchases for full functionality. MAGIX has bundled a free copy of the company’s Music Maker, a program with a selection of digital instruments and plug-ins that should appeal to a budding composer. The software can be installed in the default folder or one designated by the user. Enhanced, with more advanced features, are the versions of VEGAS Movie Studio Platinum costing £59.99 and VEGAS Movie Studio Suite with a list price of £99.99.įollowing MAGIX’s usual practice, when installing a product, you can select from different language versions and enter the supplied lengthy serial number.
This review is based on the standard classic basic offering priced at £39.99. The version 15 of VEGAS Movie Studio is available in three different flavours priced accordingly.
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