Wayne Waag
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COW Coins
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Apparently, you hit the solution button and your last post was deleted, or maybe you’ve solved the problem? Too bad you hadn’t posted your workflow earlier. So basically, you’ve already defined your regions. Is it OK to simply delete footage not within those regions from the timeline? If so, then it will be pretty simple. Under the Tool tab in the Marker window, tick Keep/Delete Events and choose Keep Inside Regions for selected tracks. Now your track will be broken down into events. Then close the gaps for the selected tracks (1-click command). Back to the Marker window, delete regions. Then create the regions using the procedure I first outlined with the names. To try this, I would first do a Save As to a new Vegas project file. In the event things go awry, you can always get back to your original work.
wwaag
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I guess I’m confused. As an example of your timeline, do you have say 200 5 sec events or do you have one 1000 sec long event that you want to break up into 200 5 sec intervals? I was assuming that you already had multiple events. Please clarify. As stated, a screen shot of your timeline would be most useful.
wwaag
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Does SVP have such a function?
No, not within Vegas. However, Pluraleyes from Red Giant integrates very nicely with Vegas and works very well.
wwaag
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I also tried this in V10 and it works the same. Here are a couple of screen shots. First, make sure that your timeline events are selected. Note that they have all turned blue. Then configure your create marker window as shown. It is the exact same as I posted earlier.
Once you hit the apply button, the timeline will look like this.
It really sounds like all of you your timeline events are not being selected, just the first one. If you are still having problems, then upload a screen shot of your timeline and also your marker creation window.
wwaag
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Back to my editing PC. Works perfectly here. Will try to assist you in AM.
wwaag
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Just a thought. It may treat the – as the end of base name. Try changing your – to _ and see if that works. I’m not at my editing PC at the moment, so I can’t try it. I’m dealing with trick or treaters at the moment.
wwaag
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Just select the events on the timeline. E.g. Select first event on timeline, right-click and select Select Events to End. Then all events will be highlighted. Then go to markers window, configure the regions as shown, and then select apply on top of window.
wwaag
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[Jon Edwards]
Something like this? It’s the last few seconds of Haunted House from Halloween.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/gvk5r8osse7rkf3/echo%20out.wav?dl=0
Simply copy the part you want to fade, paste a couple of times, and add whatever effect you want–in this case the resonant filter from Sound Forge. Then reduce the volume on each successive event.
wwaag
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Just posted a reply on the Vegas Pro forum.
wwaag
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Preview does not display anything unless I place clip in the timeline.
That’s the way Vegas is supposed to work. To preview without placing it on the timeline, open it in Trimmer. If that’s not the problem, then post a screen shot of your timeline.
wwaag
