[Edward Fiebke]

First, I enjoyed listening & watching the video, the finished product. It’s aways nice to hear well-thoughout and well-arranged music, especially newly written music. Secondly, I do appreciate you sharing your work-flow in creating this video. (I can’t afford going back to college to take videography courses. Reading these how-to posts and watching the how-to videos is my main method of learning videography at this time.) Thank you. And, well done!

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Early 2009 Mac Pro (2 x 2.26 GHz Quad-Core); Yosemite 10.10; 32 GB RAM; NVIDIA Quadro K5000; 7 internal SSDs; 1 external SSD via eSATA; 2 external RAID 0 set-up via eSATA; MOTU’s 2408 MK3 (2 of them); Adobe’s Creative Cloud; Logic Pro X; FCP X; MOTU’s DP 8; AKAI MPK88 keyboard controller; lots of Virtual Instruments; Panasonic’s AG-HPX170 (2 of them).

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[Edward Fiebke]

Which version of Premiere are you using?

I have Premiere 2014 that is associated with Adobe’s Creative Cloud. I upgraded from Mavericks to Yosemite. So far, so good. Actually, all of the Creative Cloud programs are functioning in a reasonable manner. Of course, I haven’t had the time to thoroughly test all of them. But so far, no crashes.

If you are using Premiere Pro CC2014, one of the things that is recommended to do, as read from the Adobe web-site, is configure the “Security & Privacy” (found in the computer’s System Preferences) so that you “Allow apps downloaded from: Anywhere“. If I remember correctly, this was recommended using Mavericks as well. However, if you are using older versions of Premiere Pro, Pre – Creative Cloud, hopefully someone else who was brave enough to venture into Yosemite, with much more know-how, can help you out.