Read an overview of the new features in Magic Bullet Suite 15.0 on Maxon’s blog The suite is available via Maxon’s Red Giant Complete subscriptions, which cost $79/month or $599/year, or via Maxon One subscriptions, which cost $149/month or $1,199/year.

The software is rental-only, Maxon having ended perpetual licences of its Red Giant tools in September. You can find full system requirements here. Individual plugins are also compatible with DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, Media Composer, Motion and Vegas Pro. Magic Bullet Suite 15.1 is compatible with After Effects 2019+ and Premiere Pro 2019+ on Windows and macOS. The 15.0 release also introduced native support for Apple’s M1 processors, and for the new multi-frame rendering system introduced in After Effects 22.0. In addition, video noise reduction plugin Denoiser now supports Apple’s Metal API for GPU acceleration on macOS, Cosmo, Mojo, Film, and Renoiser having got Metal support in Magic Bullet Suite 15.0 in September.

Metal support in Denoiser builds on the 15.0 release Users of Avid software, who previously only had access to Looks, get new AVX versions of its sibling plugins Cosmo, Mojo, Film and Renoiser.

Maxon says that Looks in Unreal is aimed at previs work, and the architecture and automotive industries. The update makes Magic Bullet Suite compatible with Unreal Engine for the first time, with users able to use Looks to apply cinematic looks inside Unreal Engine, either as a post-process volume or viewport effect. The update makes the plugins available for more host applications, with cinematic looks plugin Looks now available for Unreal Engine and Cosmo, Mojo, Film and Renoiser available to Avid users.Īpply Looks directly inside Unreal Engine Maxon has released Magic Bullet Suite 15.1, the latest version of its suite of colour correction tools for compositing and editing software including After Effects and Premiere Pro.

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