Re: [Avid-L2] Re: Why isn't Avid marketing all over this story?

I've got a question about the very end of this post. Please understand
that I am not attacking your argument. I want to have a discussion.

I think that it is very easy to cut between sequences. I know that in
FCP you can have multiple sequences in tabs but in Avid you can call
up a bin from any project if you want to and load a sequence in the
source monitor and cut from sequence to sequence. I do this all the
time. I often like to create "selects" reels that I then edit from. I
also do multiple versions of traliers and spots and often cut sections
of one version to put into a different version. To me it's about as
fast as cutting from the source. Can you elaborate on why FCP is easier?

You consider the ease to be a problem. Why? Because if keeps you from
frame rates? That issue seems to have gone away with 4.0, though I
haven't played with it yet.

On Oct 3, 2009, at 4:22 AM, chlowden wrote:
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> Don't forget the great advantage that Avid has over FCP. You can not
> easily cut between sequences. That alone keeps FCP out of the
> mainstream feature film market ...
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