Barend Jasper
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We’ve got a Mackie Onyx mixer connected, and Vegas doesn’t play back when the project settings are 44.1 Khz and the Onyx is set on 48 Khz. Conflicting sample rates. When I change one of them it plays again. Maybe you’ve got something similar going on?
Good luck,
Barend
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I’m sure Excalibur is a powerful tool, but I think I will be able to perform the following steps in one day, which you decribe as “entire process” 🙂
Right-click in the track header – duplicate track.
Right-click track 1 – channels – left only.
Right-click track 2 – channels – right only.Thanks,
Barend
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Thanks a million!
Barend
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I use a
TASCAM US-122: 2-Channel, 24-Bit USB Audio/MIDI Interface with TRS and XLR Inputs and Bundled Software
$ 199 (https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/US122/)
Works very well for me.
Barend
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Mmmm. Any professionals out there using Vegas Video?
Barend
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It does require some concentration and patience to understand DVDA2, but the more I know the more I love it, and I look forward to upgrading to DVDA3.
Good luck,
Barend
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“Applicable for all Vegas software users, including Vegas 5, Vegas 4 and Vegas+DVD”
Wow, Vegas 4 & 5!
Barend
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Now, that’s one of the reasons they invented the audio compressors. It took me quite some time to figure those out, but they’re very useful.
Barend
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Aaah well, nobody’s perfect.
Keep trying, make mistakes and learn!
Barend
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“As an old audio guy I like to keep my levels near the max.”
85% Max? 100% is maximum. Your lady isn’t complaining? Anyway, right click on an audio track > switches > normalize. Real time, quite nice.
Barend