Rather than having to add filters to clips, you can apply them to entire tracks instead. Vegas Pro has a series of cool new additions for your workflow. Thankfully not everything is linked to a subscription-only online service. You have a choice of gender, as well as different accents, offering you a good variety to work with. Those clips will then be ready by the time you get back to your editing suite.Īnother interesting subscription-only addition is Text to Speech, which uses computer-generated voices to speak any sentences you give it. It means filmmakers can shoot footage with their phone, then upload it to the Hub using the video editing app on Android or iOS. Such advantages include the ability to store media online, which can sync between devices. But like PowerDirector, you can choose to subscribe or pay for the software outright. You can’t seem to avoid subscriptions these days - top editors like Adobe Premiere Pro and Cyberlink PowerDirector also include them.
The online side of Vegas is getting beefed up, although most of the cool features will only be accessible to subscribers. Both as a big login button, top of the interface, and as a tab just above the timeline. One of the biggest visual differences you’ll notice is the introduction of the Vegas Hub.
(Image credit: Future) The subscription hub The color correction tools have been tweaked and improved.
