This is the best accessible video editor! The speech enhance tool is absolutely incredible! I’ve did it with two test videos recorded from the native camera app and the magic is just wonderful! The only thing I wish that it could do is that whenever you enhance the speech and turn it on it always resets to its default values. I wish in the next update you could add the ability to have the enhance please set automatically saved when you close so that the next time you turn the preset on it will automatically preserve the last setting rather than resetting it to default.

This is about my 7th bad review on an app like this, so at this point I’m simply copy/pasting my reviews because they all struggle with one problem that hits me way harder than anyone else. I am an amateur animator and I use apps just like this one to connect animation snippets into one whole video. Anyway, sometimes, I drag out frames because I need one exact frame to remain on the screen for a certain amount of time, usually around five seconds. But this app, just like every freaking other app I’ve tried, doesn’t keep it on there for freaking 5 seconds. But only for freaking ONE. Are you freaking serious? This amazing new hobby of mine I am getting so freaking frustrated over because someone freaking thought that cutting off dragged out scenes was a GOOD idea. News flash: it’s not! Most people with filmed content don’t struggle with this but me and my animating people do, so just freaking get this dumb mistake fixed so I can enter a freaking 13 second snippet of animation without it getting translated into freaking only six seconds. I know it’s a small thing but to me it’s everything. Please fix.

In typical Adobe fashion, they deliver a product with the Premiere name and give the user none of what they need to even start a project properly. No way to set up for standard Rec 709 or 10BIT, anything HDR comes in as HDR and can’t be changed. Fluidity not there in the timeline with trackpad feels wonky. It’s basically that rush software with some extra features and a UI change. If it ever gets actually good I’ll come back and change the review. P.S maybe instead of having developers spend all this time on projects like these you should send them over to illustrator for iPad to update it because it’s pretty unusable. Also, please realize that the iPad Pro is now a multi input system. Every app you make should be setup for trackpad, pencil, and touch. It would be nice for Premier for iPad to actually be usable and good, but I just can’t understand how you could start the apps life with the most basic of features missing.

Adobe Premiere is simultaneously a nightmare and a godsend but mostly a godsend. Honestly, it’s like strapping a rocket to your creative brain. The timeline feels infinite, the effects are absurdly granular, and yes, the learning curve will murder your social life but the payoff? Insane.Once you get the hang of the shortcuts and the nested sequences, you’re basically bending time and space. Clips obey you. Transitions obey you. Even color grading starts feeling like you’re painting in another dimension. And the integration with After Effects? That’s not a feature, that’s digital telepathy.Sure, it crashes sometimes but in my experience, it’s more like a nudge than a tantrum. And the flexibility? Infinite. The rendering speed? Fast enough to make you suspicious there’s some sorcery happening in the background.At the end of the day, Premiere is the one app that can make you feel like a professional editor, a mad scientist, and a procrastinating genius all at once. If creativity had a body, this would be its skeleton. Five stars, no contest.