Neil Goodman
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Yea, i mean like i said, its up to the user how long to wait. For me, its when my profits start to slide, then i’ll know. If all my clients start asking for Avid all of the sudden, then ill know its time to switch, but im gonna wait it out, take the new tool with a grain of salt, and hope hope hope its gonna turn into something great.
in the meantime, im still making that dough.
Neil Goodman: Editor of New Media Production – NBC/Universal
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i see all your point and hope like i wasnt coming off ass an an apologist. Ive always hated apples way of doing things but always had to deal with it cause of the tools i like to use. Im ean, i also use Logic Pro on a daily basis, if they do the same thing to it and make it a garage band pro it would be a huge slap in the face as well. Im jsut saying before going out and spedning tens of thousands of dollars, just chill out for a few. Weve been waiting this long for an update, whats a few more weeks/months/maybe a year ?
Neil Goodman: Editor of New Media Production – NBC/Universal
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i think its funny how many dismissed Ppro as a “consumer” tool just last week, are now seriuosly considering it for there buisness and production house. In my opinion the obvious choice for switching is Avid. I dont know about the rest of the world, but Avid is still the standard here in Los Angeles. I see way more Avid rigs than FCP ones in the broadcast/Film world although we all know FCP has been able to do the job for a while now.
With that said, we all know Avid isnt going anywhere and will jsut be getting better with time. Im gonna be sticking with FCP 7 until all the dust settles and get some real clarity on the situation.
Neil Goodman: Editor of New Media Production – NBC/Universal