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Downloaded and checking out. I don’t yet understand the controls but appreciate having the tool…I have OF and it’s very good, but the visuals are great in this package. This has a place in the mix for sure. Thank you!
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Are you kidding? A great big hallelujah from over here.
More YouTube tutorial makers should follow the same philosophy. Don’t bore us, get to the chorus ; )
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SOLVED Thanks to another thread on Creative Cow!
Okay, in CC2014 you have to select your clip on the timeline, press F. Earlier versions it’s T. The source window will populate with the selected clip and in/out points. Then, in the timeline, make sure the FAR LEFT V1 and A1 are clicked ‘on’. Drag the clip from your source window over top of the original clip. Audio is pulled in as well. Thanks to CC for having a huge archive of helpful information.
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Thanks for your reply, I’m just experiencing this now!
So I’ve dragged about 50 clips onto the timeline, assuming that it was working fine. It wasn’t in the same way that Brent described. So now my timeline contains the first clip with audio followed by 50 clips without.
Is there any way to rebuild the audio/add it to the timeline automatically? Would be great if there’s a way to do this very easy automatic task, considering the audio is sitting right there in the video.
THX D
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This information and all contributions, still helpful (2015). Thanks!
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Sounds like you work for Sony….
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I just discovered Reaper, a DAW that supports MIDI and audio in the same project, even on the same track. You can export your vegas projects as EDL and open that in Reaper, intact. You go from struggling to full, graceful, beautiful MIDI capability the way it’s meant to be. Try and enjoy…