Removing transition removes audio

John-Callahan wrote on 11/8/2025, 7:13 AM
If I add a transition between two clips, but them remove it, I cannot get the two clips back the way they were. Of course if I use Undo after adding the transition and then removing it, then I get it back. However, it I save the project, close Vegas and reopen it, then removing the transition I cannot get the two clip back the way they were before. Steps to reproduce (note, I have images, but there is no mechanism to add then to this comment): 1) Have two clips in a track (or split a clip) 2) Drag a transition between the clips, such as Transitions\Dissolve 3) Open transition dialog and press the Fx icon to remove it, This leave a cross fade in the video section. 4) Attempt to remove the crossfade in various ways, one is by moving the clip on the right to the left. Note after getting the 2 video track uncrossed that there is now a gap in the audio. There must be a better way to remove transitions to bring the clips back to there original state. Note: I am using Vegas Pro 22

Vegas Pro 22 (VP19 also installed. Started with VP7)

Windows 11 (Version 10.0.26100 Build 26100)

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3POINT wrote on 11/8/2025, 8:44 AM
(note, I have images, but there is no mechanism to add then to this comment)

3POINT wrote on 11/8/2025, 8:58 AM
Note after getting the 2 video track uncrossed that there is now a gap in the audio.

do you mean this gap?

This is a normal Vegas behaviour when you split an event and makes just the audio fade out/in within a frame. nothing to worry about, it makes a hard cut just sound smoother.