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CS6, NX Studio, Mixcraft 9 Pro.Īudio System 5 x matched bi-wired 150 watt Tannoy Reveal speakers plus one Tannoy 15' 250 watt sub with 5.1 class A amplifier.

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VXP 14, MEP 2022, Vegas Studio 16, Vegas Pro 18, Cubase 4.

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nVidia Game ready driver version 546.33 3584xCUDA cores Direct X 12.1. Total 16TB of five external WD drives for backup.ĪSUS NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 12GB. 1x500GB SSD current project only drive, 1x WD RED 2TB drive for latest footage storage.

+ x2 WD BLACK 2TB internal SATA 7,200rpm hard drives.1 for internal projects, 1 for Library clips/sounds/music/stills./backup of working projects. Driver version 31.0.101.2125 with 64GB of 3200MHz Corsair DDR4 ram.ġ x 250GB Evo 970 NVMe: drive for C: drive backup 1 x 1TB Sabrent NVMe drive for Operating System / Programs only. Intel i9900K Coffee Lake 3.6 to 5.1GHz CPU with Intel UHD 630 Graphics. Direct X 12.1 latest hardware updates for Western Digital hard drives.Īsus ROG STRIX Z390-F Gaming motherboard Rev 1.xx with Supreme FX inboard audio using the S1220A code. While any manufactures will use the term stereo to simplify with conformity with the general public view of the use of two audible channels to the output of their devices, technically it's wrong. Then there is binaural recording which can give complete surround sound experiences and really can't be described accurately as stereo despite only using two channels. Then with the eventual use of the multi-track desk, which had the use of two, or many more output groupings. Later, with the use of matched microphone Blumlein pairs, (normally ribbon mics because of their figure of eight pickup pattern) the first use of a stereo soundstage as we know it came to being, and eventually, other methods using matched pairs of microphones were employed. Early use was to put effects or music on one track and have the other for dialogue and still give a monophonic output. In the past and present, there have been other ways to use two channels other than to represent a left to right soundstage. All in all I find Shotcut to be an excellent alternative to any of the free video editors out there that I have tried.Technically speaking, inputs are referred to as channels and only output groupings are given designations such as stereo.

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I do appreciate the fact that this software is updated on a regular basis and all the hard work which goes into software like this. There are a few more minor items, but not worth mentioning here. Of course if the problem is the computer or OS I am running, then they probably will never work right. Now I don’t know if these are truly bugs or it just has to do with the system I’m running on, but those are not enough to get me to stop using it and I figure at some time in the future these problems will be addressed. I’ve learned to space it out a good bit further than I want it to appear and this takes care of the problem most of the time. I set the spacing to where I want it, but after rendering the text will move closer together, most of the time overlapping. Then I move the video clip on the timeline and click on the empty area and then back to the clip, now the fade in will work just fine.Īnother annoying one has to do with the 3D text. If I try to add a fade in to a video clip I’ve just added, the filter just doesn’t take. There are a few “bugs” that I have learned to work around since I’ve been using it, one of the most annoying is not being able to use a fade in filter on a video clip without first moving it around a bit on the timeline. I’m still not sure I will continue to use Shotcut, but until something comes along that I totally don’t agree with I will probably stay with it. I used Windows Movie Maker before switching to SMS 13 and while it doesn’t do a lot of special effects, it’s a pretty good basic editor. I’ve now been using it since late September of last year and although it’s not perfect, it is pretty good for a free editor. I only meant to use it for a few videos and then go back to SMS 13, but the more I used it, the more I liked it. I have a YouTube channel where I post mostly electronics videos and I figured maybe someone might benefit from a good free video editor. I started using Shotcut after seeing it on one of those best free software videos that are on YouTube. My previous editor was Sony Movie Studio 13 Platinum and it worked very well for me.

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I use it on an HP Probook 6550B with 4 Gb of memory running Windows 7 Ultimate. Good day to everyone, just decided to give my views of how well Shotcut performs for me.