Media Composer First makes you think more about the technical aspects. That’s not to say the program is limited in what it will accept, just that it will require you to know certain aspects of your footage for it to work within the editing environment. Media Composer First makes you think more about the technical aspects of your footage because it doesn’t just automatically accept everything. Since Media Composer First is based on the flagship program, there will be a learning curve for new editors or new Avid users. The full version of Media Composer is a powerful program but can be tricky to learn because it works a bit differently from other editors. Media Composer First is a great way to learn the Media Composer workflow for free. Unlike most other free programs, Media Composer First is a great training tool. You are able to import footage in resolutions higher than HD, but output options are limited you can export SD and HD video, but not 4K.
You’re limited to four video tracks, six audio tracks and up to five bins.
Unlike many free versions of larger editors, Media Composer First will allow you to do most everything its big brother can. Avid Media Composer First offers all of the power of the full version of Media Composer for free, with a few notable limits.
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