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Review: Mocha Pro 2019 at Provideo Coalition
Kevin P. McAuliffe the newest release of Mocha Pro from Boris FX. He gives some fantastic information on the roto tool.
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Review: FilmConvert – Color Grading and Film Look Tools
From film stock to color and grain, Filmconvert is a great way to get the film look you want. Producer/director/editor Heath McKnight with DoodleNews.com took a look at FilmConvert and found it to be an “affordable and powerful way to create the looks for your film or video project, without having to get a Master’s Degree in color grading.”
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Review: 7 Reasons Why You Should Be Using Blackmagic’s URSA Mini Pro 4.6k Camera
Premium Beat reviews Blackmagic’s URSA Mini Pro 4.6k Camera and gives some useful feedback to anyone in the market for a camera. They talk about formats, dynamic range, accessories, touch screen menus, and more.
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Review: Mocha Pro 2019 Overview & New Features
Surfaced Studio talks about the brand new Mocha, which was released earlier this month.
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Review: iZotope RX 7 Advanced & Insight - Studio Daily
Erik Vlietinck with Studio Daily took a hard look at RX 7 Advanced dialogue repair capabilities and found it to be, in some cases, “a faster and cheaper alternative to ADR.” He also checks out RX 7’s surround sound and assistive audio technologies, plus Insight 2.
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Review: Filmlight Baselight for Avid
Lily Kleinman with No Film School, used Baselight Editions V5 for Avid Media Composer, to help with color grading on a final episode in a television series, and found it to be a “powerful color tool in an AVX plugin.”
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Review: Coremelt PaintX Review by Oliver Peters
PaintX from Coremelt was recently released at the end of August and, like other Coremelt tools, it’s powered by Mocha. PaintX lets you easily remove blemishes in the skin, paint out unwanted objects such as power lines or antennas, apply digital makeup, or repair damaged video. Oliver Peters reviews PaintX on his Digital Films blog.
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Review: New Software Review: Dehumaniser 2 by Krotos - SonicScoop
Charles Hoffman, a Mixing and Mastering Engineer, takes a look at Krotos Dehumaniser 2. Dehumaniser offers radical realtime voice manipulation as well as powerful results on pre-recorded tracks, but is it a fit for your post-production or music studio? Read on to find out.
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Review: The 10 Best Audio Delay Plugins on the Market
Writer, producer, and engineer, Jacob Roach runs down a list of his top 10 favorite audio delay plug-ins, on SonicScoop.
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Review: CINEMA 4D R19 - An Editor’s Perspective
Post Perspective’s Brady Betzel gives his yearly review of MAXON Cinema 4D, from a strictly editors point of view.
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Review: Krotos Reformer Pro - Customizing Sounds
postPerspective’s Robin Shore reviews Krotos Reformer Pro for manipulating and customizing sounds. How easy is it to use, how “customizable” are the sounds you can create, does it work with other sound libraries?
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Review: LifeFlix 2.5 - Your Old Mini-DV Camcorder’s New Best Friend
Macworld takes a look at how easy it is to use LifeFlix to import Mini-DV tapes from your camcorder and save them for digital archiving, or even to create mp4 movies for sharing online.
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Beta: Assimilate SCRATCH v9.0 Open BETA + Review
Download the newest beta for Scratch v9.0 and try it out. RedShark News reviews the beta if you want to have another opinion on it.
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Review: Krotos Reformer Pro for Customizing Sounds
Robin Shore, an audio engineer at NYC’s Silver Sound Studios, wrote a review at PostPerspective on Krotos Reformer Pro, a tool that allows you to creatively modify sound libraries. According to their manual, “Reformer Pro uses an input to control and select segments of prerecorded audio automatically, and recompiles them in real-time, based on the characteristics of the incoming signal.” It’s a lot of fun and useful to anyone who dabbles in sound design for film or television.
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Review: PostPerspective takes a look at Firefly Cinema’s suite of products
Molly Hill of PostPerspective talked to Firefly Cinema at NAB 2018 last week about their products and gives a quick overview and review.
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Review: Indespensible Limiter Plugins for Mastering
Ian Vargo is an LA-based Producer, Mixer, and Audio Professor, and he has created for Pro Audio Files, and it is basically a review of 5 products that he loves for mastering, 3 of which we sell at Toolfarm. We also have a few others on our list that you may want to check out!
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News: Videomaker Reviews Boris FX Continuum 11
Chris Monlux at Videomaker gives a review and an overview of what’s new in Continuum 11.
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Review: Red Giant Universe 2.2: A Retrotastic Effects Plugin!
Simon Wyndham at RedShark News reviews Red Giant Universe 2.2.
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Review: Digital Anarchy Transcriptive for Adobe Premiere
Brady Betzel from PostPerspective took a deep look at Transcriptive for Adobe Premiere Pro and found that although it has a few limitations (updates are coming), if you have a lot of interviews or clips that need to be transcribed, Transcriptive is definitely worth taking a look at.
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Review: DaVinci Resolve - 6 Great Discoveries
Simon Wyndham, Deputy Editor at RedShark News has discovered 6 reasons why you should consider moving to the full Studio version of DaVinci Resolve.
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Review: DFT Film Stocks review by MicroFilmaker Magazine
Looking to re-create the look of celluloid on a budget? DFT Film Stocks seeks to bring users the tools to emulate the look of film in their digital video color correction. Does it do the job? Find out in this review by Manuel Crosby at MicroFilmaker Magazine.
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Review: Sapphire 11 Review by MicroFilmaker Magazine
Does Sapphire 11 from Boris FX live up to expectations and is it worth the cost? Find out in this review by Mark Colegrove from MicroFilmaker Magazine.
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Review: RenderGarden accelerates After Effects renders
Mark Christiansen, VES member, LinkedIn Learning (Lynda.com) trainer, and author of several After Effects books, reviews RenderGarden. With his background, he absolutely knows the intricate ins-and-outs of After Effects. In this review, he explains a bit about how RenderGarden works and gives his thoughts on the tool. To sum it up, “Sometimes a hack can be your best friend”.
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Review: Digital Anarchy’s Transcriptive Review
Ko Maruyama from Digital Media Net took a quick look a Digital Anarchy’s new transcription software, Transcriptive, and found it does more than just transcribe your footage.
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Review: Blackmagic Resolve 14
David Cox at postPerspective reviews the latest release of Blackmagic Design’s DaVinci Resolve 14, a tool for editing, color correction, audio post production and more.
