I am surprised that the Adobe suite wasn't also part of the cross grade promotion. There are quite a few who consider PPro + AE a similar concept in terms of "finishing workflow".
-gl
On Apr 12, 2012, at 6:25 AM, haus wrote:
> This is a very odd promo and smells desperate. Why would the company do this if Symphony is still a revenue generating product? Get people to Symphony and then merge MC? Did the MC offer not do was expected so they upped the ante? And why exclude FCPX? Is a $299 software too cheap to include? Very interesting.
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> --- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, Jamie Beedy <avidlist@...> wrote:
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>> Some Pre-NAB News from Avid
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>> Avid® (NASDAQ: AVID) today announced an unprecedented, limited-time offer for its Symphony® 6 video editing and finishing software to all qualified Avid and Final Cut Pro customers at the special price of only $999 (USD). This offer is designed to provide a way for Final Cut Pro, Avid Media Composer®, Avid Xpress Pro, and Avid Xpress DV users to crossgrade or upgrade to Avid's industry-leading professional editing, color correction, and mastering solution at a significantly reduced cost.
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>> http://t.co/tZelw5hE
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>> jamie beedy
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