Now, before your head starts rotating and fire shoots out your ears for me mentioning a subscription, as I know everyone is sick of subscriptions, Boris FX’s subscription plans are actually pretty good, and very affordable.
If you’re only a Media Composer Editor, Premeire/AE user or OFX host user (Fusion standalone, for example), you do have the option of just purchasing a single application license for $695. You can either plunk down one fee of $995 for a single multi-host license (the single license includes Adobe, AVX2 and OFX-Fusion/Resolve, Nuke, Hitfilm, Vegas Pro and more), or upgrade from version five for $395 or from version four or older for $495 (all prices are in US dollars). Well, if you’re like me, and spend most of your Mocha Pro time contained inside of After Effect, the Multi-Host option might be the way to go. What is Mocha Pro 2019 going to run you, the user. So, that does bring up the question of cost. Something important that I also want to point out is that you will also get “Mocha VR” for project compatibility purposes, so if you open an older project that utilizes a Mocha VR effect, you’re covered. All VR functionality has been included in Mocha Pro 2019 at no additional cost, and now all the plug-ins, whether you’re working in Adobe, AVX or OFX (not an issue with the standalone version of Mocha Pro 2019), can be found in a folder called Boris FX Mocha (so stop looking for it in the previous folder of Mocha by Imagineer Systems). Well, I’m happy to say that Mocha VR and Mocha are now one and the same. With that being said, you’ll notice that I didn’t mention anything about Mocha VR, previously a separate version of Mocha for anyone doing 360 VR work. First, as I mentioned in the introduction, Mocha has been renamed, and we can now look for updates to the product once a year. Now I say “housekeeping”, but what I’m referring to here is naming, what’s now included with Mocha Pro 2019 and pricing. How do you make “the best” even better? Well, Mocha Pro 2019 is pushing what you thought you could do in a motion tracking application even farther with it’s newest release, now renamed by release year (hense Mocha Pro 2019), so let’s see what this newest release has to offer, and whether it’s worth your upgrading dollars.
CoreMelt agrees, as PaintX, TrackX, DriveX and SliceX are all powered by Mocha tracking technology. HitFilm agrees, as Mocha Hitfilm is the standard for motion tracking in Hitfilm, and I’ll throw one last one out there. Adobe obviously agrees, as they have licensed Mocha AE in every every of After Effects out there today. Mocha Pro (and Mocha AVX, Mocha for Adobe and Mocha OFX) is the absolute gold standard when it comes to motion tracking for NLE’s and compositing application. Now, I know that saying something is “the best” can be subjective, but when just about everyone on the planet agrees with you, it’s a fairly safe statement to make.
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