Thursday, September 15th, 2011 at
9:48 am

Magix Movie Edit Pro – Easy Video Creation

I am currently launching a powerful tool for promoting sites using Pingfm and as my business partner and I worked on a video for the sales page, for the final edits my partner used Magix movie edit Pro and I was really impressed with the quality and professionalism of the finished video.
I was familiar with the audio range of tools on offer from Magix and have used them in the past, but their video editing tool was something new to me . Magix create professional quality tools which really deliver fantastic results, but at a price which is easily affordable to most people and this is good news for the folks who want to get into video/audio production but can’t afford the likes of Adobe Premier and After Effects.
Magix Movie Edit Pro My Opinion
I was impressed by the quality of the video my partner made and after looking over the features of the software, I couldn’t stop myself…I had to buy it! The software comes in 3 flavours:
- Magix Movie Edit Pro MX 32 tracks for picture and sound
Full HD support (HDV, AVCHD)
Dubbing: custom or completely automatic
Custom menu design with professional templates
Universal output options: file, DVD, Blu-ray Disc, YouTube, Facebook, etc.
- Magix Movie Edit Pro MX Plus – 99 tracks for picture and sound
Full HD support (HDV, AVCHD)
Full stereo3D support
AVCHD SmartRendering
Full support for recordings in 50p
High-quality effects, transitions and templates
MultiCam editing (with 2 cameras)
Secondary color correction
Travel route animation
Comprehensive dubbing, also with Surround Sound (Dolby®Digital 5.1)
Custom menu design with professional templates
Universal output options: file, DVD, Blu-ray Disc, YouTube, Facebook, etc
- Magix Movie Edit Pro MX Premium – Includes all of the features of the Plus version, but also comes with: Red Giant Magic Bullet Quick Looks, NewBlueFX Light Blends and proDAD VitaScene 2 MAGIX Edition
After comparing the 3 different flavours I had to opt for the premier version as it also came with some outstanding additional effect plugins/software, these additional programs alone would cost a few hundred dollars if purchased separately
Magix Movie Edit Pro My Experience

“The proof is in the pudding” as they say so after buying Magix Movie Edit Pro MX premium edition and installing it I thought I’d have a go at making my own video trailer. Now I hate reading manuals…to be honest I never do (apart from when I have to) I learn best by playing with software and working stuff out on my own.
It took me a little while to figure out how the software works, but within an hour I had my first creation up on Youtube. it was only created for a laugh, but was done in one take…I added a little reverb to the silly voice I put on and added a simple fade text effect. Here is the video i made;
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