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Steve Grisetti wrote on 5/16/2012, 7:33 PM
Click on the Plug-In icon on the right end of the event rather than on the track header.
jwdsipl wrote on 5/16/2012, 9:01 PM
those are only the video events, not audio. :(
vkmast wrote on 5/17/2012, 4:00 AM
jwdsipl,
I don't have VMStudio 9, but check if you see that option in Tools / Audio (or right-click the event).

For more tracks, you need to upgrade. VMStudio HD 11 Platinum gives you 10 tracks and also has the plug-in icon that Steve Grisetti mentions. Download and install the free 15-day trial to see if it does what you want better.
Steve Grisetti wrote on 5/17/2012, 7:09 AM
Do you not see the Event FX buttons on the right ends of your audio events? They should be there.

You can also access them by right-clicking on an audio event on your timeline.
Tim L wrote on 5/17/2012, 9:42 AM
Steve:

I think real-time Audio FX were added only in very recent versions of Vegas (VMS and Pro). Before that, you had to apply "non-real-time fx" by right clicking on the audio event, adding the FX, trying them out, then rendering a new copy of the audio file -- which I think gets added as a take to that event.

So in older versions of Vegas, I don't think you could apply event-level real time FX. You had to apply a non-real-time FX and actually render a new file -- though that was done from within the Audio FX dialogue, I think.

I could be wrong about this -- this is all from memory and I'm not at a computer with Vegas (any version) installed.
vkmast wrote on 5/17/2012, 10:23 AM
I think Tim L remembers correctly.

VMS 11 Plat. release notes:
What's New in Version 11.0

The non-real-time event FX mentioned above are in VMS 10 & 11 Plats. at least.


jwdsipl wrote on 5/18/2012, 2:20 PM
yep that was it!
thanks!
btw, you wouldn't happen to know how crop movie events so that they're curved. like if you wanted to supper impose a clip of some one in a window that had a vase sort of infront of it, for example, how would you do that so its not just a square. O.o
Steve Grisetti wrote on 5/18/2012, 3:02 PM
Have we resolved the audio FX issue yet?

What you're asking for is possible -- but it's a pretty high-end effect and worthy of a whole other discussion.