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  • cuts not affecting tracks below

    Posted by Bob Tyson on April 16, 2011 at 5:10 am

    Aloha Gang, have a project set up of a dressage horse show with all the individual rides in individual tracks above and below each other(taking the same time space on the timeline) Can I make a S cut on track 1 without it doing it to all tracks with clips above and or below the clip I am editting? Thanks for your time..bobt

    EDIT…I had the track I’m working on..solo..ahead of..S so when I turned solo off and hit S it only affected the single track…. I try not to add to the same questions being asked over and over on this forum and hit the help file and trial and error method rather than take up space and time here…hint..thanks..bobt

    Bob Tyson replied 15 years, 1 month ago 3 Members · 4 Replies
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  • Nigel O’neill

    April 16, 2011 at 5:49 am

    Bob

    Are you using Vegas’ multi-cam feature? Sounds like you are trying to do a multi-cam edit. Which Vegas version are you using?

    In answer to your original question, if you just want to cut one event, highlight the event, and then cut. If you want to cut through all tracks at once, click on the blank space beneath the lower most track, and then cut.

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  • Bob Tyson

    April 16, 2011 at 6:57 am

    Aloha Nigel, I am not doing multicam, although the way have it set up you would think so. I just have each horseride on a different track but they are just in the same timeline time. This is easier than scrolling miles back and forth if I put them all on one track. I just solo the one I am working on and then move on to the next and solo that one. I have a title that I copy and paste to each track and change the info for that ride…person/horse but the rest stays the same…venue/date etc. And yes I figured the highlight the track before I ..S .. cut and all is good. This is V10c by the way. In the end I just render each track to dvd as a seperate project. I am on V10c by the way and thanks for your reply..Aloha bobt..

  • Daniel Hughes

    April 16, 2011 at 11:01 am

    Watch out though, when you load a video the audio track is bound to it as one, so when you do the ‘S’ split you will split the video and the audio. If you only want to do the one, you can press ‘U’ to separate them.

    :>

    Daniel Hughes
    Amateur Writer, Director,
    Director of Photography
    United Kingdom

  • Bob Tyson

    April 16, 2011 at 7:18 pm

    Aloha Daniel, Good point about ungrouping A/V..Thanks…

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