For all who think Vegas and D'Rack together rock even harder,
greetings from Seattle.
Imagine if you would--
a monthly evening event devoted to Sony Vegas and its Users, hosted in a beautiful media facility, situated in the very shadow of the Space Needle, that this month ALSO includes a hands-on demo of how to setup your Vegas-driven laptop for Serious Better Video with Serious Magic's DVRack?
Here are the specs for anyone wanting to attend, encourage, or (hint, hint) help sponsor? such an ongoing Vegas Users event series.
http://www.evite.com/pages/invite/viewInvite.jsp?inviteId=PCVOZEQNXSKGFXUISGXO&li=iq&src=email
Here's the raw text of that gorgeous evite in case you can't, for some reason, pull up it's more spiffily formated page. [not quite sure I know my evite etiquette yet]
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From: Mark Nazarino
Location: Fisher Plaza -KOMO TV
140 Fourth Ave North, Seattle, WA View Map
When: Thursday, September 9, 7:00pm
The Seattle Vegas User Group next meeting will be Thursday September 9th. We will start the meeting at 7pm, however if you wish to bring your show and tell videos, the room will be open at 6pm for viewing.
Our domain for our website is up and running. Minutes of our last meeting will be posted at www.seattlevegas.com or svug.org . But before that happens I need a person to design and maintain the website. Please email me for the deatails.
Thanks to Chris Hanis "KVI Computer Guy" for hosting the site. You can contact Chris Hannis
chris@precision-networks.net for your networking needs. And make sure to listen to him on KVI radio at 4pm on Saturdays!
A tour of KOMO TV is avaliable at 6:30pm. If you wish to take the tour please be prompt for security check in. Please use the evite to RSVP for the tour.
There should be plenty of street parking around Fisher Plaza. However if you wish to park at Fisher Plaza garage; email me your name and make/license of your vehicle for Fisher Plaza security to admit you and your vehicle. Cost $6.50
Vegas software is an all-in-one professional solution for editing and finishing on the PC platform. With a reputation for pristine broadcast video and high-fidelity audio output, Vegas software provides an integrated solution for scalable DV production, sound editing, mixing, surround sound production, and more.
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The current agenda for this second meeting of The Seattle Vegas Users Group will include:
To Kick off the ongoing All Things Digital Audio Series:
Charlie Atwell will launch a 15 min presentation on Audio (ten min PP, with 5 mins for questions).
To Kick off the ongoing Building and Maintaining Hot Workstations Series:
Robert Maki will reveal a 15 min presentation on 'Ways To Soup Up your workstation to run Vegas faster.
and to Kick off the ongoing Innovative 3rd Party Tools that Play well with Vegas Series:
Brad Tollefson will be conduct a hands-on guide to setting up for Seriously Good Video with Serious Magic's newly released DVRack.
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I'm the Brad in all that, and I look forward to either seeing you there, hearing your very best advice on how to present DVRack (in ten mins or less to a room of Vegas users) , or receiving certificates for SM chochskies that might help persuade the 50+ Vegas-toting folks already planning to attend to sign up for DVRack sooner than later.
What I'd really like from the Magician's is a downloadable copy of their most recent marketing tape featuring Karl (or beyond) to help bolster the five min Vegas tweaked VCS bit I hope to put together showing just how fast it can be to setup for capturing Seriously Better Video. If you've got something in the works that might beat the 5 min summary I'm going to attempt to put together by next Thurs-- send it on.
Please know that the Seattle Vegas Users Group workshop series isn't meant to be the 'last word on anything'; we merely try to present topics we are passionate about and get the dialog rolling.
So help me start a good dialog here, would you?
Thanks for all that have helped to answer my VCS and DVR questions to date.
Serious Magicians or Vegas Users local to the Seattle Area are encouraged to learn more about the group through either Mark Nazarino mnazman@comcast.net
Brad Tollefson wethree@cablespeed.com
Robert Maki maki@spiritstudios.com
or Charles Atwell catwell@blarg.net
Or check out the fledgling but soon-to-be rockin' Seattle Vegas Users Group website now found at
http://www.svug.org OR http://www.seattlevegas.com/
Happy Rack'in with Vegas.
bestx3,
bt
Brad Tollefson
Vital Lies, Simple Truths Productions0olorSeattle, WA 98144
206-721-0160
wethree@cablespeed.com
greetings from Seattle.
Imagine if you would--
a monthly evening event devoted to Sony Vegas and its Users, hosted in a beautiful media facility, situated in the very shadow of the Space Needle, that this month ALSO includes a hands-on demo of how to setup your Vegas-driven laptop for Serious Better Video with Serious Magic's DVRack?
Here are the specs for anyone wanting to attend, encourage, or (hint, hint) help sponsor? such an ongoing Vegas Users event series.
http://www.evite.com/pages/invite/viewInvite.jsp?inviteId=PCVOZEQNXSKGFXUISGXO&li=iq&src=email
Here's the raw text of that gorgeous evite in case you can't, for some reason, pull up it's more spiffily formated page. [not quite sure I know my evite etiquette yet]
-----------------
From: Mark Nazarino
Location: Fisher Plaza -KOMO TV
140 Fourth Ave North, Seattle, WA View Map
When: Thursday, September 9, 7:00pm
The Seattle Vegas User Group next meeting will be Thursday September 9th. We will start the meeting at 7pm, however if you wish to bring your show and tell videos, the room will be open at 6pm for viewing.
Our domain for our website is up and running. Minutes of our last meeting will be posted at www.seattlevegas.com or svug.org . But before that happens I need a person to design and maintain the website. Please email me for the deatails.
Thanks to Chris Hanis "KVI Computer Guy" for hosting the site. You can contact Chris Hannis
chris@precision-networks.net for your networking needs. And make sure to listen to him on KVI radio at 4pm on Saturdays!
A tour of KOMO TV is avaliable at 6:30pm. If you wish to take the tour please be prompt for security check in. Please use the evite to RSVP for the tour.
There should be plenty of street parking around Fisher Plaza. However if you wish to park at Fisher Plaza garage; email me your name and make/license of your vehicle for Fisher Plaza security to admit you and your vehicle. Cost $6.50
Vegas software is an all-in-one professional solution for editing and finishing on the PC platform. With a reputation for pristine broadcast video and high-fidelity audio output, Vegas software provides an integrated solution for scalable DV production, sound editing, mixing, surround sound production, and more.
----------------
The current agenda for this second meeting of The Seattle Vegas Users Group will include:
To Kick off the ongoing All Things Digital Audio Series:
Charlie Atwell will launch a 15 min presentation on Audio (ten min PP, with 5 mins for questions).
To Kick off the ongoing Building and Maintaining Hot Workstations Series:
Robert Maki will reveal a 15 min presentation on 'Ways To Soup Up your workstation to run Vegas faster.
and to Kick off the ongoing Innovative 3rd Party Tools that Play well with Vegas Series:
Brad Tollefson will be conduct a hands-on guide to setting up for Seriously Good Video with Serious Magic's newly released DVRack.
---------------------
I'm the Brad in all that, and I look forward to either seeing you there, hearing your very best advice on how to present DVRack (in ten mins or less to a room of Vegas users) , or receiving certificates for SM chochskies that might help persuade the 50+ Vegas-toting folks already planning to attend to sign up for DVRack sooner than later.
What I'd really like from the Magician's is a downloadable copy of their most recent marketing tape featuring Karl (or beyond) to help bolster the five min Vegas tweaked VCS bit I hope to put together showing just how fast it can be to setup for capturing Seriously Better Video. If you've got something in the works that might beat the 5 min summary I'm going to attempt to put together by next Thurs-- send it on.
Please know that the Seattle Vegas Users Group workshop series isn't meant to be the 'last word on anything'; we merely try to present topics we are passionate about and get the dialog rolling.
So help me start a good dialog here, would you?
Thanks for all that have helped to answer my VCS and DVR questions to date.
Serious Magicians or Vegas Users local to the Seattle Area are encouraged to learn more about the group through either Mark Nazarino mnazman@comcast.net
Brad Tollefson wethree@cablespeed.com
Robert Maki maki@spiritstudios.com
or Charles Atwell catwell@blarg.net
Or check out the fledgling but soon-to-be rockin' Seattle Vegas Users Group website now found at
http://www.svug.org OR http://www.seattlevegas.com/
Happy Rack'in with Vegas.
bestx3,
bt
Brad Tollefson
Vital Lies, Simple Truths Productions0olorSeattle, WA 98144
206-721-0160
wethree@cablespeed.com