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[Basium]

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[灰野 敬二]

A perfect CC that's not made by me? sorry but I find that hard to believe.

[A maid]

A perfect CC that's not made by Baseline? sorry but I find that hard to believe.

[Kukiel]

Could you post some picture/clip?

[Omma!]

A perfect CC that's not made by me? sorry but that's possible.

[bluedagger]

Baseline, what the hell are you talking about

go get bullied some more in school

[Kukiel]

You do realize that people use different vegas versions, right? 
I can't open it in 8.

[luli guy]

sorry but that is damn bad

[Dimension]

i have SV9
works perfectly thanks basi

[VaNilla]

The way to make a 'perfect' colour correction is not by using a preset. In fact the whole idea of the 'perfect' colours for a video is pretty silly. Once you've edited a video and created your overall mood with the song and everything, start building your colours based upon the mood of the video, rather than just slapping on a preset and calling it a day. What was good for one video is probably not the best thing for another. You can create presets to speed along a process, for example I use one to create a type of flare in After Effects that takes a while to set up, but it shouldn't be the end of your work.

[Daffy]

To simplify Shadowsniper's post a preset is and should be seen as nothing but a headstart.
I agree by the way if that was unclear.