Totally OT, but I'm sure that Avid is feeling pressure from DaVinci Resolve Studio after Blackmagic Design integrated Fairlight Audio into the latest version and lowered the price-point to $299. In my opinion, stick with DaVinci Resolve because getting used to Media Composer's quirks is not worth the next step of paying into the full-version "subscription". And the $299 price of DaVinci Resolve 14 Studio over its free version is very reasonable if you primarily need the 4k UHD + 120 fps support. Also, those inexpensive, full-featured editor suites in the sub-$100 USD range should be avoided at all costs because their output quality and workflow is absolutely horrendous! I don't believe there's a multi-platform, professional editor out there that competes with DaVinci Resolve 14 Studio's price point. IMHO, you're on the right track with Resolve, but not for the reason of possibly screwing up your PT install with MC|First! j/s
