Vegas Pro: Top 10 Quick Tips

[@RobCioffiLive]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:15 📂 To import specific parts (audio or video only) of a clip from the Explorer tab in Vegas Pro, right-click and drag it to the timeline. 00:57 🎞️ L & J cuts shape clips to fit seamlessly together. Instead of using "ignore event override", simply hold "shift" to move audio or video without desyncing. 02:05 🔄 Holding shift can override snapping for more precise clip placement. 02:31 🌒 Customize your fade type by right-clicking on the fade and selecting from a variety of curves and rates. 03:11 🎚️ Double-click on sliders to reset values back to default. 03:52 ⏮️ Use Ctrl+Z to quickly undo any action in Vegas Pro. 04:19 🌊 The "Auto Ripple" function can make editing easier by automatically adjusting the timeline after making a change. 04:59 🖼️ Use the "Insert Slideshow" function to quickly create slideshows without importing each photo individually. 06:05 ⏱️ Adjust the cursor position on the timeline by a specific number of frames or seconds by double-clicking on the timecode. 06:44 🔄 If tracks are resized and become misaligned, press the tilde key to quickly resize them. Ctrl+tilde returns tracks to their default state. Made with HARPA AI

[@newecreator]

Using SHIFT to make L and J-cuts easier is a great tip. Thanks man!

[@Abridgimation]

I've been using Vegas for almost a decade and didn't know of these shortcuts lmaoooo, I feel like an idiot! Thanks homie, will definitely be using those!

[@YTRuhoon]

These tips are very efficient and is going to tremendously speed up the process it takes to edit videos. Thank You Very Much!

[@giddynun]

such a good video!!

[@JuliusBatali]

Yo, thank you so much. I've been using vegas for years (since 15) and I didn't even know most of the things you said. I feel like a pro now lol thanks

[@reignalden8056]

i guess im asking randomly but does anybody know of a way to get back into an instagram account..? I stupidly forgot my login password. I would appreciate any help you can offer me.

[@PavelKlaus]

Nice and useful tips! Thak you so much!

[@rakunn]

That first tip about right click moving is amazing god i never knew about it.

[@klausmadsen3639]

Thanks for great Tips, much appreciated.

[@TheKNz]

Very nice video

[@timmlive]

2:45 just right click the fade curve. even faster

[@michaelortega7336]

Thanks, very helpful!!

[@ScrapyardFilms]

Good tips!

[@TechDiveAVCLUB]

Hey everyone, there's good tips on his channel too. ☝☝

[@BDHO73]

Great tips, thanks for the post.

[@saranafshin]

Thank you so much

[@ZulqarCheema]

If you hold ctrl/shift when dropping fx etc onto a clip, the dialogue box does not open

[@Bonecrusher27WTF]

I was wondering, can I use a scratch disk with Vegas Pro? I dont seem to find any info on that. Thanks!

[@TechDiveAVCLUB]

I think having vegas and your os on an SSD and your footage on a HDD 7200rpm drive is a great combo. Here's a old old old video on our other channel about the topic. (so old it says sony) kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnrElnh-ds2HqLM

[@Rafi-Tzur]

Great tips. Thanks

[@ZulqarCheema]

If you double click the slider on the right, you can minimise and reset clip track heights

[@Squintina]

I'm a small youtube creator for a video game and my following has been growing, but my problem is that it takes me so long to make my videos. Between first writing a script, recording all the audio, recording the footage, editing it all together, etc... A 15 minute video can easily take me 8-12 hours in total. I wanted to find a few tips to at least make the editing portion faster. I definitely see a few things here I can try (the shift on L/J shape and the auto-ripple specifically) and I see some other videos you've done that might be useful to me as well so I'll be sure to check some of those out. What I want to know though, if you happen to know, is would I be at a great disadvantage (when it comes to time-saving) if I'm still using Vegas Pro 15? Also would you happen to have any tips for what would be good things to save in preset/templates?

[@TechDiveAVCLUB]

I may do a time saving tutorial in the future. Pro 15 shouldn't be too different for quickness to edit

[@mrjaks202]

You know it's a good video when it has a 4K RESOLUTION ON KZbin

[@Reyfox1]

Thanks so much for this!

[@TechDiveAVCLUB]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Bonecrusher27WTF]

Freaking useful video! Thanks!

[@FlowFocusFirst]

Hi Adam, can you help me and others, when I drag and drop video to timeline the cursor is always on the end, is there chance to have the cursor on the front inserted file, thanks.

[@TechDiveAVCLUB]

I'll look into it!

[@sillypotato404]

that first tip would have saved me so much time XD

[@hans-jurgenstoffels9441]

I loved Sony Video Platinum for years (V. 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 16), but I had to give back 17. Since I started videos in 4K Sony (now Magix) is not able to render it smoothly. They even gave up on the format Sony cameras use: XAVC-S. Corel Video, which is used, too, for years, is clumsy in it, but still works with 4K. But I changed to PowerDirector. While Sony and Corel both happen to disappear from the screen without reason very often (and did that over all the years) PD never stops working. It is stable and renders very good videos in 4K. But I would prefer some ways Sony handles the timeline. The little "toys" you show are nice, but not vital. Of what use is software that gives poor results?

[@domleooo]

ive never felt more defeated then finding out there is such thing as auto ripple

[@TechDiveAVCLUB]

I found it in 2008. I couldn't turn if off because i turned it on on accident. Life gets better from here, now.

[@jhimkin]

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