VEGAS Creative Software has launched VEGAS Pro 22, a major upgrade to its flagship video/audio editing software. The new version introduces AI-assisted features designed to streamline workflows and enhance the content creation experience.
Behind the Scenes
AI Text-Based Editing allows users to edit a transcript, and the software automatically adjusts the project timeline to match those edits, speeding up the editing process for dialogue-based projects.
AI Dehaze, Sharpen, and Smoothen tools analyze video and make adjustments to create clearer, crisper, or more stylized looks.
AI Auto Reframe automatically reframes video when the final render size doesn't match the original aspect ratio, ensuring the most important objects remain centered.
Powerful audio-based tools include Multicam Audio Sync, Beat Detection, and Tempo Detection, making it easier to synchronize and edit in time with music.
The Breakdown
VEGAS Pro 22 is available in two options:
VEGAS Pro ($19.99/mo, $95.88/year, or $199 for a perpetual license)
VEGAS Pro Suite ($24.99/mo, $119.88/year, or $249 for a perpetual license), which includes additional software like Mocha VEGAS, SOUND FORGE Pro, and ACID Pro.
Final Take
VEGAS Pro 22's intentional approach to AI integration, called "Assistance with Intention," aims to assist artists and content creators by easing tedious tasks while maintaining their creative control. This upgrade reflects the growing trend of AI-assisted tools in the video editing industry, with a focus on enhancing workflows without compromising user autonomy.
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