@Dimitrios

Select smoothed keyframes to make the panning look more natural. Right click on them to get interpolation options.

Here is my longest YouTube video yet. But because English is my fifth language, I talk slow and so you should be watching it with the speed set to 1.25, which makes the whole video look much better:

Here's the video recap we did for Brandi Carlile's Girls Just Wanna Weekend in Mexico.

Our recap for Slightly Stoopid's "Closer to the Sun" festival in Mexico.

A video I did last year for Canadian composer Eric Martel for the first movement of his "Fantasy for Piano 4 Hands". The editing was done in Vegas Pro 14 and the audio mixed in Logic Pro :

My work edited with Vegas 16

https://vimeo.com/319028122/055f8b1343

Hi all,
here is my last video.
Animation done with iClone (Reallusion), video editing and post with Vegas Pro 16.
Recording suffers of some tempo "waving"... but I just took an old reconrding made some years ago.

All just for fun...


 

Cheers

Roberto

I really enjoy seeing these videos and what people are doing with Vegas. It seems like it would be nice for a thread like this to be its own category or section somehow.

So, you think your local Chinese restaurant is serving the real deal? Check out this food street in Wuhan, China. Something for everyone.

Canon C100mk2 and Canon m5 with Vegas 16.

Last month's UNPAR (Universitas Katolik Parahyangan) Half Marathon running @Kota Baru Parahyangan, West Java :)

*Cellphone only, not using gimbal or DJI Osmo Pocket - since I'm going for 13 miles / 21KM run.

*For posting in my IG.

*Since the theme of this race is about Parahyangan culture & atmosphere of Sundanese Culture, I need to find the Sundanese song style and found this remix music - Sabilulungan Remix by Sinless.

Hi all,
here is my last video.
Animation done with iClone (Reallusion), video editing and post with Vegas Pro 16.
Recording suffers of some tempo "waving"... but I just took an old reconrding made some years ago.

All just for fun...


 

Cheers

Roberto

 

One of my favorite songs to play on the guitar... I actually have Andy's autograph on both of my acoustics, I booked him to play a show in my hometown a few years back.

Thanks fr0sty! :-)
It's cool to know new musicians: do you have a YT channel ?
So you booked Andy McKee..... WOOOOOOWWWW!!!! That's big!
 

Cheers

Roberto

I don't for my music, only for my video work. Yeah, I made a video for him of the show as well. Got him to sign both of my guitars. I still have a pack of his strings as well.

Here's the video I made for him. Got messed up a bit by the light guy bringing cheap LEDs that strobed on video, but otherwise it came out pretty good.

Wow!!! That is a wonderful video... from the humble pont of view of my eyes, really professional and very well done.
Guitar sound is also absolutely perfect!
This is, in my opinion, the best song he ever composed and the one I mostly enjoy to play... I might think up to pick an old recording I made up for a next video with iClone.
Then, if you ever get in touch with him again and wanna tell him that a fan from old Europe made some crappy recording of his song Drifting and built over it a half-decent 3D animation and enough simple Vegas video post-editing, well... I will appreciate :-) ;-)

Cheers

Roberto

I haven't been in touch with them since 2014, I doubt my contact info even works anymore.

I enjoyed Rylynn. Good sound. Good video. Interesting use of the capo that allows full use of two strings while shifting the rest of the chord.

If you haven't seen Laci Kobulsky's new creation yet, here it is! "Aaron Hadlow: TWENTY," an incredible film, completely edited in VEGAS Pro.

Ref: https://www.facebook.com/vegascreativesoftware/posts/693522151073745

The Pigiron Shuffle: The First Ever Video Edited in VEGAS Pro

20 years ago, Sonic Foundry—known then as an innovator in the digital audio software space—had the nerve to presume that they could enter into the non-linear video editing world. Loyal users know just how unique the video-editing experience in VEGAS was at the time, and still remains unique among the players in the NLE space.

Those early days were exciting times for those of us who were involved back then. When the development team started talking about video editing capabilities, my colleague on the training team (Michael Bryant, which is a familiar name to many long-time users) and I convinced one of the lead engineers to show us how to unlock the video features which were actually built into VEGAS Pro 1.0, but not yet exposed to users.

You've all likely heard of “beta testing”, but we were way ahead of that. We were pre-alpha testing! We were using features that were in their infancy. The had not been tested and in many cases not yet fully conceptualized, let alone finished.

But we were anxious to get started, so we developed the habit of hitting Ctrl+S any time we moved the mouse and set about learning to edit video in VEGAS Pro. During one late-night session, we grabbed a video camera (“cutting-edge” DV!) and started shooting scenes around our offices. We heard a train whistle and ran outside to shoot the train as it rumbled past. We enlisted the help of two talented musicians on staff (Rick Hoefling and Mark Siegenthaller) to create a cool blues vibe for a sound track, and we put it all together in what became the very first complete video ever edited in VEGAS Pro: The Pigiron Shuffle.

We're proud to show you this video 20 years later. Be gentle: not only was it the first video ever edited in VEGAS Pro, but it was the first video Michael and I ever shot and edited. You can easily see how much I had still yet to learn about the arts of shooting and cutting! Nonetheless, I'm quite proud to say that Michael and I are the first to edit a complete project in VEGAS Pro. So much has happened since then, and it's been a true joy to see just how far video projects have come since VEGAS got into the hands of the amazingly talented editors who use it day in and day out for their projects.

So, enjoy The Pigiron Shuffle video, and let us know what you think. But remember: be gentle!

Sincerely,

Gary Rebholz, VEGAS Product Owner

Ref: https://www.facebook.com/vegascreativesoftware/videos/457115904846387/

@fr0sty That's great and great song too.

And thanks Gary for sharing that bit of Vegas history. Would love to see that on the Wikipedia page somehow.

Now it's YOUR chance to show your first creation with Vegas Pro and enter a chance to win a free copy of Vegas Pro 17 after it's been released.

Read here for more:

https://www.vegascreativesoftware.info/us/forum/show-your-first-creation-with-vegas-pro-enter-a-chance-to-win-vp17--116311/

I was flying solo when I shot this using an xf305 while juggling a laptop to wifi control a couple of jvc ptz's in a crowded Chicago blues club. No feed from the board so I bugged the monitors. It was fun. Audio mix and video post with Vegas 16.