VEGAS Creative Software has released an update to their flagship video editing software, VEGAS Pro 22, introducing new features and improvements aimed at enhancing the user experience for content creators.
Behind the Scenes
Early access to AI Assistant, a text-to-video tool that helps creators visualize ideas and assemble rough-cut storyboards
Native ARM support (beta) optimized for NPU-enabled devices, showing a 2x speed increase and 8x reduction in energy consumption for AI features
Auto Normalize feature automatically recalculates normalization after audio event edits
Auto Ducking allows automatic volume adjustment based on audio presence in other tracks
Enhanced Multicam Audio Sync with improved algorithm selection and file format compatibility
VP Land caught up with Vegas Pro at this year's NAB, celebrating the software’s 25th anniversary since its release.
Final Take
This update reflects VEGAS Creative Software's commitment to continuous development and their "Assistance with Intention" strategy. By focusing on AI features that enhance workflow without compromising creative control, VEGAS Pro 22 aims to meet the evolving needs of content creators while maintaining a balance between technological advancement and user-centric design.
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