Anybody used Sony's Vegas as a sequencer?

[wikkidperson]

And if so, what was your experience of it? It's working well for me. Just wondered how many have used it.

[Blue Bear Sound]

I use it for video editing (alongside Final Cut Pro)... it's nowhere near fully-featured enough for audio production (although it's fine for video)...

[Neil Parfitt]

Nothing touches it for corporate dialogue editing.. just the speed and real-time nature of it's cutting and xfade tools make it an amazing peice of software. It's still very under-rated in that aspect.

[jar4ever]

Yeah, I wouldn't use it for music production. But I love it's ease and speed of editing. It's great for voice over stuff, commercials, that sort of thing. Really, the only big reason it's not good for music is the lack of MIDI. Other then that it can multi-track record, run VSTs in real time, full automation, etc.

[RichoRosai]

Not that my hat means much, but just to throw it in, I use it exclusively. I fell in love with its intuitive interface and have never been able to justify anything else (not that I could afford rebuying anyway).

[Anathorn]

I'm using it for video editing too but as mentioned above I can't really seem to think of it as a good sequencer. Midi, vsti's, plugins ...

[Viz]

Another guy who loves Vegas for video which its meant to do first

[Tweak]

I spent a few years using Vegas as a remix application with Waves plugins.
I'd mix a song in Logic PC, dump to vegas, and start chopping, moving, effecting.

I've also used it as a sound effects creation tool, jumping in and out of soundforge.

Great fun! It worked really fast too, unlike the more modern Soundtrack Pro, which hypes itself as being a great effects creator, but in reality can't keep up with an inspired moment.