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n If you want to change the order in which channel strips are displayed, you can click the
channel label and drag a channel strip to a new location.
n Hover over a fader and roll your mouse wheel to change its setting.
n To edit a fader value quickly, you can double-click the displayed value to type a new value.
n Hold Ctrl while dragging a fader to move it in fine increments.
The Insert FX control region displays the insert effects chain for a track or bus.
The Sends control region displays controls for routing tracks to busses or assignable effects chains. For
assignable effects chains, the Send Region also displays an input fader and meter.
The I/O control region allows you to choose the recording input for a track or route a channel to a bus or
hardware output.
THE MIXING CONSOLE353
- Apple QuickTime 2
- Boost Software 2
- BSD License for OFX 3
- BSD License for OpenCV 3
- CineForm 4
- DeckLink 4
- FLAC/Ogg File Formats 4
- OpenColorIO 6
- PCRE LICENCE 10
- PNG file format 11
- Sony AVC 11
- Targa file format 12
- Table of Contents 13
- Chapter 1 23
- Workflow 24
- Technical Support 25
- About Vegas Pro 25
- Interactive Tutorials 26
- Chapter 2 27
- Editing Tool 29
- Envelope 30
- Selection 30
- Next Tool 31
- Time Display 32
- Track List 32
- Scrubbing 33
- Timeline 34
- Marker Bar 35
- Transport Controls 36
- Viewing the Status Bar 37
- 38CHAPTER 2 38
- Chapter 3 39
- The Explorer Window 40
- Using the Favorites folder 41
- The Trimmer Window 42
- The Master Bus Window 43
- The Video Preview Window 43
- The Project Media Window 44
- The Edit Details Window 44
- The Transitions Window 45
- The Video FX Window 46
- The Media Generators Window 47
- The Compositors Window 48
- The Plug-In Manager Window 48
- The Video Scopes Window 49
- The Surround Panner Window 50
- The Media Manager Window 50
- The XDCAM Explorer Window 51
- The Mixing Console Window 51
- The Device Explorer Window 52
- Chapter 4 53
- Audio CD 61
- Opening a Vegas Pro project 62
- Open a media file 63
- Creating Rotated Projects 65
- Nesting Projects 67
- Opening a Recent Project 68
- Saving a Project 68
- Automatic Project Saving 68
- Sharing a Project Online 71
- Creating an AAF file 73
- Importing a project 75
- Exporting a project 76
- Working with P2 Video 77
- Exporting a Movie to a PSP™ 78
- Edit Decision Lists 80
- Closing a Project 81
- 82CHAPTER 4 82
- Chapter 5 83
- Tagging media files 84
- Adding tags 85
- Removing tags 85
- Creating Quick Tags 85
- Editing Quick Tags 86
- Previewing a media file 87
- Recapturing video 88
- Replacing a media file 89
- Creating video proxy files 89
- Using bins to sort your media 89
- Previewing Media Files 90
- Punch-in 95
- Inserting media 95
- Creating a Picture Slideshow 97
- Import Media 98
- Using the Device Explorer 105
- Previewing clips 106
- Importing clips 106
- Using HitFilm Effects 108
- Sorting Your Media with Bins 108
- Creating a bin 109
- Adding media to a bin 109
- Searching media bins 109
- Using smart bins 110
- Deleting media from a bin 110
- Recording audio 116
- Monitoring audio levels 120
- Metronome 121
- Capturing Video 121
- Capturing from an SDI Card 122
- Capture Preferences 125
- General tab 126
- 3D SDI cards) 128
- Converting Video to 24p 129
- Extracting Audio from CDs 130
- Obtaining CD Information 131
- Getting Media from the Web 132
- Chapter 6 133
- Selecting time and events 134
- Selecting all events 135
- Selecting a range of events 135
- Selecting a time range 136
- Moving events 137
- Automatic crossfades 138
- Enable Snapping 139
- Turning snapping on or off 140
- Snapping to the grid 140
- Snapping to markers 141
- Setting an event snap offset 141
- Quantize to Frames 142
- Cutting events 143
- Copying events 143
- Pasting events 144
- Deleting events 145
- Deleting selected events 146
- Trimming events 147
- Post-Edit Ripple 147
- Splitting events 149
- Shuffling Events 149
- Using the Trimmer 150
- Selecting data 153
- Adding media to the timeline 153
- Adding markers or regions 155
- Using subclips 157
- Trimming adjacent events 159
- Time-stretching an event 160
- Slip-trimming an event 160
- Expanded Edit Mode 161
- Slipping and Sliding Events 164
- Event Envelopes 166
- Changing the fade curve type 169
- Stabilizing Video Clips 170
- Reversing an Event 170
- Adding a take to an event 171
- Deleting a take from an event 172
- Switching between takes 172
- Grouping Events 173
- Using Sync Links 174
- Applying Switches to Events 175
- Audio Streams 177
- Audio Channels 177
- Editing Event Properties 180
- Viewing media file properties 184
- Using the Edit Details Window 185
- Undoing a series of actions 187
- Rebuild Audio Peaks 188
- Zooming and magnification 188
- Zoom in to an event 189
- Zoom in to a selection 189
- 190CHAPTER 6 190
- Chapter 7 191
- Capturing Multicamera Video 192
- Creating Multicamera Events 193
- Editing Multicamera Video 194
- Previewing multiple takes 195
- Video Preview window 195
- Choosing takes 196
- Recutting sections 197
- Resetting camera changes 199
- 200CHAPTER 7 200
- Chapter 8 201
- 216CHAPTER 8 216
- Chapter 9 217
- Inserting regions 218
- Inserting Commands 221
- Deleting a command marker 223
- Editing a command marker 223
- Inserting CD Track Regions 224
- Inserting CD Index Markers 225
- The Marker Tool 225
- 3. Edit your markers: 226
- 226CHAPTER 9 226
- Chapter 10 227
- Selecting a single track 228
- Arranging Tracks 229
- Grouping Tracks 229
- Removing tracks from groups 230
- Clearing track groups 230
- Duplicate Track 231
- Audio Track Controls 231
- Changing a track's color 232
- Assigning a name to a track 232
- Arming a track for recording 233
- Muting a track 233
- Soloing a track 234
- Assigning a track to a bus 234
- Panning a track 236
- Changing the pan mode 237
- Adjusting a bus send level 238
- Video Track Controls 240
- Assign a name to a track 241
- Apply track motion 242
- Apply effects to a track 242
- Mute a track 242
- Solo a track 243
- Audio Bus Tracks 246
- Resizing bus tracks 247
- Video Bus Track 248
- Adding effects to a bus track 251
- Muting the video output 251
- Render to New Track 253
- 254CHAPTER 10 254
- Chapter 11 255
- Applying mute automation 256
- Applying bus send automation 258
- Hiding envelopes 259
- Video Track Automation 260
- Adding the envelope 262
- Hide envelopes 263
- Lock envelopes to events 263
- Adding effect automation 264
- Bypassing effect automation 265
- Removing effect automation 265
- Adjusting Envelopes 266
- Adding envelope points 267
- Thinning envelope points 268
- Flipping an envelope 268
- Setting fade properties 269
- Record automation settings 271
- Chapter 12 275
- Creating a Bézier mask 276
- Masking event effects 278
- Editing a mask 279
- Rotating a video event 280
- Panning a video event 281
- Editing the selection box 285
- Editing Track Motion 286
- Creating a shadow effect 288
- Creating a glow effect 289
- Changing editing options 292
- Keyframe Animation 294
- Adding a keyframe 295
- Removing a keyframe 295
- Navigating between keyframes 295
- Copying a keyframe 295
- Moving keyframes 297
- Adding track keyframes 298
- Moving track keyframes 298
- Editing track keyframes 299
- 300CHAPTER 12 300
- Chapter 13 301
- Editing a track effects chain 302
- Automating effect parameters 302
- Using Bus Effects 304
- Editing effects on a bus 305
- Using Assignable Effects 306
- Bypassing All Audio Effects 310
- Editing Audio Plug-Ins 311
- Adding or removing effects 312
- Loading a plug-in preset 312
- Creating or deleting a preset 313
- Delete a preset 314
- Applying video effects 315
- Bypassing all video effects 317
- Animating a video effect 317
- Adding Transitions 318
- Dropping on event edges 319
- Editing a transition 321
- Removing a transition 321
- Removing generated media 323
- Creating Text and Titles 327
- 330CHAPTER 13 330
- Chapter 14 331
- Preview control 332
- Master Bus control 332
- Busses - Overview 333
- Adding Audio Busses 334
- Assigning Tracks to Busses 335
- Using Bus Envelopes 336
- Routing Busses 336
- Signal Flow Diagram 338
- Using Input Busses 338
- Adding a bus 339
- Renaming a bus 339
- Deleting a bus 339
- Recording Using an Input Bus 340
- Real-Time Rendering 344
- 346CHAPTER 14 346
- Chapter 15 347
- The Mixing Console Toolbar 348
- The Channel List Pane 350
- The View Controls Pane 351
- Channel Strips 352
- Using the Mixing Console 354
- Audio Track Channel Strips 355
- Adding a plug-in 356
- Editing effects settings 356
- Muting or soloing a track 361
- Arming tracks for recording 362
- Adjusting panning 362
- Bus Channel Strips 363
- Adjusting bus send levels 365
- Muting or solo a bus 367
- Changing pre/post routing 368
- Input Bus Channel Strips 369
- Choosing an input device 371
- Choosing an output device 372
- Muting or soloing a bus 374
- Adding or editing effects 376
- Adjusting volume 382
- Chapter 16 385
- Creating a mask 390
- 3D Compositing 391
- Saving a preset 397
- Recalling a preset 397
- Deleting a preset 397
- COMPOSITING VIDEO399 399
- Video Signal Flow Diagram 400
- Compositing signal flow 401
- 402CHAPTER 16 402
- Chapter 17 403
- Chapter 18 405
- XDCAM and XDCAM HD Workflow 406
- Setting up an XDCAM Device 406
- Importing XDCAM Discs 410
- Exporting a rendered file 415
- 416CHAPTER 18 416
- Chapter 19 417
- Restoring default values 418
- Chapter 20 419
- Chapter 21 421
- 422CHAPTER 21 422
- 426CHAPTER 21 426
- 4. Click OK 429
- 432CHAPTER 21 432
- Chapter 22 433
- Setting your default routing 434
- Muting or soloing channels 436
- Adjusting track volume 437
- Adjusting channel levels 437
- Panning a track or bus 438
- Adjusting panning trim levels 439
- Adjusting panning keyframes 441
- Adding keyframes 442
- Deleting keyframes 442
- Copy keyframes 442
- Audio panning modes 444
- 450CHAPTER 22 450
- Chapter 23 451
- Rendering captions 452
- Importing Line 21 captions 452
- Rendering Line 21 captions 453
- Pop-On Caption 456
- Roll-Up Caption 456
- Paint-On Caption 457
- Captioning Markup 457
- Exporting closed captions 460
- Displaying captioning 464
- Chapter 24 465
- Add or bypass video effects 467
- View or hide the status bar 470
- Split-Screen Previews 472
- Using Dynamic RAM Previews 473
- Setting up your cache 474
- External Monitor via SDI 477
- Selectively Prerender Video 478
- Cleaning Up Prerendered Video 479
- 480CHAPTER 24 480
- Chapter 25 481
- The Video Waveform Monitor 482
- The Histogram Monitor 483
- The RGB Parade Monitor 486
- Video Scope Settings 487
- 488CHAPTER 25 488
- Chapter 26 489
- Generate MIDI Clock 490
- Trigger from MIDI Timecode 490
- Viewing incoming timecode 491
- 492CHAPTER 26 492
- Chapter 27 493
- Creating a new CD layout 495
- Burning your disc 498
- Chapter 28 503
- Printing Video to HDV Tape 511
- Printing a rendered file 512
- 514CHAPTER 28 514
- Chapter 29 515
- Rendering MPEG Files 521
- AC-3 audio (.ac3) 522
- PCM audio (.wav or .w64) 522
- PCM audio (.wav or .w64) 524
- AVC video 524
- MPEG-2 video 525
- Custom Rendering Templates 526
- Project tab 528
- Chapter 30 529
- Using your control surface 530
- Using a Mackie Control 531
- Channel section (not shown) 533
- Footswitches (not shown) 534
- Control buttons 535
- Fader Banks buttons 537
- Display buttons 538
- Markers buttons 539
- Add New buttons 540
- Windows buttons 540
- View buttons 540
- Modifiers buttons 541
- Audio/Video buttons 542
- Project buttons 542
- Timeline buttons 543
- Transport buttons (not shown) 544
- Arrow buttons (not shown) 544
- Using a Frontier TranzPort 546
- Using a PreSonus FaderPort 548
- Adjusting track or bus volume 550
- Starting recording 550
- Using a Multimedia Controller 557
- Default setup 558
- 560CHAPTER 30 560
- Chapter 31 561
- Using Vegas Pro extensions 562
- Creating a script 562
- Editing an existing script 562
- RUNSCRIPT 564
- SCRIPTARGS 564
- CMDMODULE 564
- COLORS 565
- 566CHAPTER 31 566
- Chapter 32 567
- Saving a keyboard map 568
- Deleting a keyboard map 568
- Customizing ASIO Port Naming 569
- Time Ruler 571
- Grid Spacing 573
- Saving a window layout 574
- Loading a saved layout 574
- Preferences - General Tab 576
- Preferences - Video Tab 582
- OHCI-compliant IEEE 1394/DV 589
- Windows Graphics Card 590
- Preferences - Audio Tab 593
- Advanced Audio Preferences 596
- Preferences - MIDI Device Tab 601
- Preferences - VST Effects 601
- Preferences - Editing Tab 601
- Preferences - Display Tab 606
- Preferences - CD Settings Tab 608
- Preferences - Sync Tab 609
- Chapter 33 615
- General editing 619
- Event selection and editing 620
- Red Eye Reduction 622
- Timeline and track list 624
- Trimmer commands 625
- Track Motion 626
- Surround Panner 626
- Mixing Console 627
- Miscellaneous 628
- Multimedia keyboard 628
- Mouse wheel shortcuts 629
- 630CHAPTER 33 630
- Chapter 34 631
- Aspect Ratio 632
- Complementary Color 635
- Contrast 635
- Crossfade 636
- Cutoff frequency 636
- DC Offset 636
- Frame Rate (Video) 639
- Frequency Spectrum 639
- Hertz (Hz) 639
- In-Place Plug-In 640
- Insertion Point 640
- Inverse Telecine (IVTC) 640
- Invert Data 640
- ISRC Code 640
- Luma 641
- Luminance 641
- Media Player 641
- Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) 644
- Pulldown 644
- Punch-In 644
- Video for Windows (AVI) 649
- Virtual MIDI Router (VMR) 649
- Zero-crossing 649
- Zipper noise 649
- 650CHAPTER 34 650
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