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SV8-Expanding layered audio track
Hello again.
well everything says right click header and expand track.
I have Vegas Pro 8 and this does not seem to be an option.
I have looked, clicked, right clicked event,track and cannot find this.
I have tons of audio tracks that are layered and I want to split them up for use in sound editing to video.Some have drum tracks, or harmonies, or melodies, and I really need to
split the layers so I can adjust each layer in the track.2 layers show up in time line on a single track so I know Sony sees the layers. So, again how, where is the Expand function?
Thank you.
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[randal radabaugh] “well everything says right click header and expand track.
I have Vegas Pro 8 and this does not seem to be an option.”Stop looking because it isn’t an option.
Did you import it as a veg file?
If yes, that’s why you’re only seeing a single stereo audio track.
The trick here is to right-click on the timeline and select Edit in Vegas (ProjectName.veg).
This will open a new instance of Vegas that has all the tracks (layers) that exist in the original project file. -
Not not .veg file.
I have either premade scores, tracks I make or import wav (usually)
I think Sony sees it as stereo-see end of post.They show in timeline the two separate tracks per clip on 1 track line.
there will be a audio track on top half of Vegas track and one on bottom half..I can see both track layers on the 1 track.
Tracks I make I can just record single tracks and add( dont like this idea) but the scores-and precomposed tracks i do not have the original track layers.
But- I did discover that you can right click on the clip, and
turn off half of it- left or right and end with a single layer.Dont know how this will affect as far as pan- prolly only get left or right channel.ATM my left Audio channel is Broken(connector)
So I guess I got to go the hard way with it.more splice, dice and
fuss. thanks. -
[randal radabaugh] “I have either premade scores, tracks I make or import wav (usually)
I think Sony sees it as stereo-see end of post.”Unless it’s a specialty score where you have the option of breaking it out to individual instrument tracks, then yes, that’s what happens.
[randal radabaugh] “Tracks I make I can just record single tracks and add( dont like this idea)”
Why not?
In a recording studio, everything is recorded to it’s own independent mono track.
The mix to stereo or 5.1 is the final step in the process.[randal radabaugh] “So I guess I got to go the hard way with it.more splice, dice and
fuss. thanks.”Unless you have access to independent tracks, the hard way is all you can do 🙁
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