Keystone - A Practical Tool Review

There's a lot of tools floating around on the Internet, but it can be kind of tough to pick one. Keystone looked promising so we decided to not only review it, but to show how it can practically be used in your workflow!
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[@ugajonhunt]

I totally agree that the constant speed button alone is worth the purchase. It's a huge time and sanity saver. That along with the shift keyframes buttons really give you a lot of confidence that your easings and interpolations of staying intact.

[@EdVizenor]

THANK YOU, Andrew for doing these TOOL REVIEWS. They are amazing. I hope it benefits you to do more. They are so great for us! Thanks for your work!!!

[@aniumana123]

This is a life saver…thank you for this review.

[@MrPada143]

I loooove these Tool review. Please don't stop

[@gaston.]

thank for this info!! much appreciated.. great for rigs.

[@RafaelShikamaru_]

9:45 WHAT????
Since when it is copying the keyframes correctly?

[@qarimuhammadilyas7588]

I'm using the trial version of soft to learn the basics. How do I make a cool keyboard lody that isn't just a basic softing soft?

[@deepshikhasaxena9058]

using soft, can't wait to get my hands on it.

[@tranthanhtam8306]

anybody why when i loop a soft, at the end of my loop, my soft starts a half a soft early or late. makes it super frustrating

[@yohamusic9588]

Without you, my soft wouldn't be possible.

[@OptimalMan101]

Does keystone controls work with animating mask paths?

[@tuanly2360]

too!

[@qarimuhammadilyas7588]

Even a basic tutorial video is pretty much too complicated. I've just accepted I'll never make a soft using soft soft