Vegas Video Editing, a 3 hour training video on using Sonic Foundry’s Vegas Editing Software is now available on VHS and DVD. Two-tape or two-disc sets are $48.50 and can be ordered at www.VegasTrainingAndTools.com.
Also available at the site:
>Excalibur for Vegas – Tools to slice through your editing tasks
>The Art of Editing Wedding Videos instructional video
>T-shirts that no wedding videographer should be without.
In Vegas Video Editing, Gary Kleiner, a videographer for more than 25 years, and co-author of Excalibur for Vegas, not only takes viewers through the basic video editing techniques of Vegas, but serves up many tips and shortcuts that even the experienced Vegas editor will consider invaluable. The video is based on Vegas 4.0, but much still applies to earlier versions.
DVD Chapters:
Disc One
1) Introduction
2) The dynamic timeline
3) Setting project properties
4) Monitor setups
5) External preview
6) Help / Keyboard shortcuts
7) Input devices
8) Basic concepts
9) Customizing the workspace
10) Regions
11) Timeline playback
12) Splitting events
13) Expand track layers tool
14) Regions Part II
15) Timeline notes
16) Saving your project
17) Basic DV capture
18) Setting up capture drives
19) Tour of the Interface
20) Boot up with default settings
21) Adding Media to the timeline
22) Adding a single event
23) Manipulating tracks
24) Active take names
25) Adding multiple events
26) Adding audio/video only
27) Using the Trimmer
28) Media Pool
29) Navigating the timeline
30) Playing and scanning events
31) Moving timeline events
32) Snapping
33) Vertical event movement
34) Horizontal event movement
35) 4/6 - 1/3 keys
36) Moving groups of events
37) Editing
38) Numeric keypad trim tool
39) Trimming in ripple mode
40) Slip trimming
41) The timeline Paradigm
42) Placing cutaways
43) Solo/Mute
44) Creating transitions
45) RAM rendering
46) Setting RAM preferences
47) Dual track fades
48) Setting transition duration
49) Adding transitions
50) Pre-rendering
51) Applying transitions globally
52) Transition duration
53) Split Edits
54) Aligning event edges
55) Audio Channels
56) Duplicating events
57) Normalizing audio
58) Volume controls
59) Volume envelopes
60) Creating Voice Overs
61) Audio Pan controls
62) Opacity Envelopes
Disc Two
1) Slow/Fast Motion
2) Velocity Envelopes
3) Photo Montage Project
4) Scanning
5) Setting default image length
6) Multiple image files
7) Auto Dissolve settings
8) Event Pan and Crop tools
9) The safe zone
10) Track Motion tools/Key frames
11) Creating motion backgrounds
12) Keyframing examples
13) Color Correction /Using FX
14) Waveform monitor
15) Split Screen comparison
16) Creating FX presets
17) Adding Titles
18) Adding transitions to titles
19) Adding Music to the project
20) 2-track crossfade
21) Global duration adjustment
22) Editing Multiple-Camera projects
23) Syncing timeline events
24) Excalibur Sync Wizard
25) Creating multiple-image reference track
26) Marking edit points
27) Executing edits
28) Multi-Cam Wizard
30) Organizing projects
31) Finalizing audio levels
32) Audio compression
33) Print to tape
34) Advanced DV Capture
35) DV scene detection
36) Batch capture
37) Digitizing analog audio
38) Ripping audio from CD
39) On-line resources
Thanks SoFo - Gary
Also available at the site:
>Excalibur for Vegas – Tools to slice through your editing tasks
>The Art of Editing Wedding Videos instructional video
>T-shirts that no wedding videographer should be without.
In Vegas Video Editing, Gary Kleiner, a videographer for more than 25 years, and co-author of Excalibur for Vegas, not only takes viewers through the basic video editing techniques of Vegas, but serves up many tips and shortcuts that even the experienced Vegas editor will consider invaluable. The video is based on Vegas 4.0, but much still applies to earlier versions.
DVD Chapters:
Disc One
1) Introduction
2) The dynamic timeline
3) Setting project properties
4) Monitor setups
5) External preview
6) Help / Keyboard shortcuts
7) Input devices
8) Basic concepts
9) Customizing the workspace
10) Regions
11) Timeline playback
12) Splitting events
13) Expand track layers tool
14) Regions Part II
15) Timeline notes
16) Saving your project
17) Basic DV capture
18) Setting up capture drives
19) Tour of the Interface
20) Boot up with default settings
21) Adding Media to the timeline
22) Adding a single event
23) Manipulating tracks
24) Active take names
25) Adding multiple events
26) Adding audio/video only
27) Using the Trimmer
28) Media Pool
29) Navigating the timeline
30) Playing and scanning events
31) Moving timeline events
32) Snapping
33) Vertical event movement
34) Horizontal event movement
35) 4/6 - 1/3 keys
36) Moving groups of events
37) Editing
38) Numeric keypad trim tool
39) Trimming in ripple mode
40) Slip trimming
41) The timeline Paradigm
42) Placing cutaways
43) Solo/Mute
44) Creating transitions
45) RAM rendering
46) Setting RAM preferences
47) Dual track fades
48) Setting transition duration
49) Adding transitions
50) Pre-rendering
51) Applying transitions globally
52) Transition duration
53) Split Edits
54) Aligning event edges
55) Audio Channels
56) Duplicating events
57) Normalizing audio
58) Volume controls
59) Volume envelopes
60) Creating Voice Overs
61) Audio Pan controls
62) Opacity Envelopes
Disc Two
1) Slow/Fast Motion
2) Velocity Envelopes
3) Photo Montage Project
4) Scanning
5) Setting default image length
6) Multiple image files
7) Auto Dissolve settings
8) Event Pan and Crop tools
9) The safe zone
10) Track Motion tools/Key frames
11) Creating motion backgrounds
12) Keyframing examples
13) Color Correction /Using FX
14) Waveform monitor
15) Split Screen comparison
16) Creating FX presets
17) Adding Titles
18) Adding transitions to titles
19) Adding Music to the project
20) 2-track crossfade
21) Global duration adjustment
22) Editing Multiple-Camera projects
23) Syncing timeline events
24) Excalibur Sync Wizard
25) Creating multiple-image reference track
26) Marking edit points
27) Executing edits
28) Multi-Cam Wizard
30) Organizing projects
31) Finalizing audio levels
32) Audio compression
33) Print to tape
34) Advanced DV Capture
35) DV scene detection
36) Batch capture
37) Digitizing analog audio
38) Ripping audio from CD
39) On-line resources
Thanks SoFo - Gary