Editors Keys Blog

Video editing can involve hours of sitting at a desk, repeatedly moving a mouse, pressing keyboard shortcuts and making tiny, precise movements with your hands and wrists. When you're working towar...

If you have been using Ableton Live 10 or Live 11 for a while, Ableton Live 12 represents a much bigger creative upgrade than a simple collection of small interface changes. Rather than focusing pu...

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 can be an intimidating experience when you first sit in the cockpit. Unlike a traditional flying game, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 (MSFS 2024) attempts to recrea...

If you are building a music production setup in 2026, you do not need to spend hundreds of pounds on plugins to get professional results. The free VST plugin scene has become remarkably good, with ...

Choosing the best camera for YouTube in 2026 is no longer simply a question of buying the camera with the largest sensor or the highest resolution. Modern content creators have an enormous range of...

Most DAWs assign shortcuts by mnemonic — S for solo, M for mute, and after that you're on your own. Cubase does something different, and once you see it the whole keyboard makes sense: it assigns t...

If you are choosing video editing software in 2026, two names are almost impossible to avoid: DaVinci Resolve and Adobe Premiere Pro. Both are professional non-linear editing systems capable of han...

If you are choosing professional video editing software in 2026, two names continue to dominate conversations about serious post-production: Avid Media Composer and Adobe Premiere Pro. Both are cap...

We’re excited to announce the latest addition to the Editors Keys colour grading collection: 8 Vintage Film LUTs for Panasonic V-Log. Created specifically for creators shooting V-Log on Panasonic L...