Great insight and information on your link. Fantastic!! Thank you!

@Christine Rodriguez

iMovie is definitely a great choice for beginners yet has plenty of tools to give it a professional touch. It's free and easy to use with many templates to give your videos a shine! I personally use Adobe Premiere Pro because that's been my main NLE for many years and works great with the other Adobe apps. The only downfall is it's beginning to show its age with the traditional workflow, heavy processing, and having to pay the monthly subscription. While other NLEs offer better pricing, no subscriptions, and new features, Adobe is running up against some bigger competition these days.

Nice read and great website services!

So what's your thoughts on this, my music producer friends? @25recording @kingalysterian @stevionhaynes

Hello Niko, not sure about the Ceildh Band. If it's a specific band or song that you would want to use then I would contact the creator of the song(s) and ask permission to use. Depending on the video project most bands will allow use of their music for a fee or sometimes free. However, you can definitely try one of the many licensing sites listed on this post or many others online for Ceildh type of music. I'm am sure there are some out there.

[@25recording] what are your thoughts on this article?

Well said!

@kingalysterian Thoughts?

Hey William, thanks for your comment. Joyodhare looks pretty good and it's definitely an easy approach for beginners. I started my journey using Pinnacle Studio which was a cheap program I bought at Best Buy but I was able to get familiar with how video editing works. From there I stepped up to different programs until using Adobe Premiere Pro which is what I use now. The one thing I like about these little editing apps like Joyodhare are how flexible they are when it comes to file formats and able to open and save the same. I still use a small app called Wondershare whenever I have an unusual file format that Premiere can't open. Some of the bigger apps don't let you use many formats. I think you're on the right track though. Learn from others, look at YouTube totorials, and network with like minded people like this forum is always helpful. Thanks again and feel free to sign up here and share some knowledge yourself.

@Lance Nathanael Cook @25recording @Nena Rodriguez

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Looking forward to hearing it!