Which Editing Software do you use?

[Bella]

Hello Instructors!

We know that everyone has their own style of video creation because we’ve already seen your different audio & visual setups. But for this discussion, we’d love to know which software you are using to pull it all together?

Which editing software do you use and why do you use it?

[SandeepKumar]

Camtasia.

[LawrenceMMiller]

Adobe Premiere Elements.

[Jonas Schmedtman]

My courses are 99% screencasts, so I use Screenflow on my Macbook, and even use it to edit talking heads and promo videos.

[SAPBuddy]

Camtasia

[SumanDebnath]

I'm using vn editor on my Ipad . It's free and easy to use video editor , as I'm making educational treading information video so I don't need any high level editing or cinematic shoot . 

VN VIDEO EDITOR is enough for me fast and simple 

[Ceci Mansilla]

Camtasia! It is easy to use, and you get amazing results 😃

[TrevoirWill]

Camtasia before my PC updates to Windows11 and rendered it useless. Now I rely on a combination of Filmora and OBS, which is definitely not as good as Camtasia was.

[PhilEbiner]

Screenflow for screencast based courses, Premiere Pro when I'm recording mostly talking head/demonstration-based courses. 

[Rudranil Chakrabortty]

Adobe Premiere Pro for video editing because it provides a lot of flexibility and customization tools, Bandicam for screen recording (I had a license so I am going with it), and Adobe Audition for audio recording and editing (I know just enough to get good editing results and it comes with the Adobe Suite that I know a bit about from my college days).

[JeffSharman592]

I use NCH. DebutVideoCapture for recording, Photopad for photo editing, Wavepad for sound editing and Videopad for video editing. I find them all very user friendly, not that expensive and they do exactly what I require of them. It has excellent functionality across all their software. It seems a lot of instructors use Camtasia. Never tried it. Might do one day but at the moment, I am very satisfied with the NCH packages.

[Midah Crochet]

Inshot app

[NzangiM]

I use Icecream Screen Recorder for recording screencasts and then edit them in Adobe Premiere Pro. I also have Audacity installed on my laptop but rarely use it.

[Sijal_Ahmed]

Camstia studio. Due to its ease of use for my screen recording. Audio is also recorded at the same time in same file. 

[Amir_Atef]

Adobe premiere 

[Khairy showman]

Adobe premiere Pro for ever

[Salil Dhawan]

Adobe Premiere Pro. It is a little difficult as it has a lot more features but once you get the hang of it, it's pretty easy. Recommend taking a Premiere Pro course on Udemy, I took Phil's.

For images, use Adobe express, comes with the Adobe subscription, or Canva.

[SakshiKushwaha_03]

I prefer OBS Studio + Openshot video editor. 

[rafi9898]

Camtasia Studio 💪

[VirajShetty265]

I use Snagit and then use iMovie for editing (everything on a Mac) 

[PhillipBurton]

Camtasia, and then upload it to Auphonic to ensure that the audio is at a consistent level.

If you have problems with sound levels between videos, please look at Auphonic, which just solves those problems for me.

[RevanthSM]

I use NCH Suite. 

Screen and Audio Recording - Debut Video Capture Software

Audio Editing (Noise Cancellation) - Wavepad

Video Editing - Videopad

All of the above are from the same company.