In this fourth episode of the Vegas Pro 11 Getting Started series, We’ll take a look at the using the Trimmer. The Trimmer windows allows you to cut and select portions of a clip to be placed into events on tracks. More features will be shown in the next episode so be sure to stay tuned!
In this third episode of the Vegas Pro 11 Getting Started series, We’ll take a deeper look at the Project Media Window. This is where you’ll collect and arrange all the media to be used in your project. More features will be shown in the next episode so be sure to stay tuned!
Well the Holidays are finally here and I come bearing gifts! This time, I’m giving you guys all some free lower thirds for your holiday video projects. Just some transparent images, nothing to go tipping over your hot chocolate for, but they’ll get the job done. You’ll get the PSD file so you can even animate these yourself if you want! Just a little something to show my appreciation to all of YOU my followers and to thank you for all of your support! Here’s to another great year in 2012!
In this second episode of the Vegas Pro 11 Getting Started series, I’ll show you more of the basics and how to get Vegas set up correctly for the footage that you’re using. In the next episode, we’ll take a look at some shortcuts to use while editing events on the timeline so stay tuned!
In this first episode of the Vegas Pro 11 Getting Started series, I’ll show you the basics of what you need to know to hopefully help you get started on editing videos. We’ll take a deeper dive in the next episode explaining a little more about cutting clips and incorporating some neat features already built into the software itself, be sure to stay tuned!
Today we’re going to be taking a look at some of the new features provided in the latest version of Sony Vegas Pro 11. Now featuring GPU-accelerated performance with OpenCL supported devices, Vegas Pro 11 powers through video processing and rendering tasks with ease.
One technique often used is transitioning from one clip to another by playing the audio from the second clip before the video shows. Similarly, sometimes you want to cut to the next video visually before the viewer can hear the audio. These are called, “J-cuts and L-Cuts”. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to add J-cuts and L-cuts in Sony Vegas Pro 10. Read More
In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to create your own old film countdown in Sony Vegas Pro 10. You’ll learn how to use Photoshop files in Sony Vegas Pro as well as export Photoshop layers as individual psd files. Read More
