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It wasnt until I had lived with this software for some time that I realised how amazing it actually is! The following is a brief list of its main benefits:

Extend what you can do. When Vegas Pro 7 was introduced with some demo movies, the hottest new thing was that it opens completely up to third-party plug-ins and add-ons like Adobe After Effects. In fact, with Vegas Pro, you can buy add-ons that have been written specifically for your version of the software, eliminating the need for third-party plug-ins and letting you customize the software to your heart’s desire.

Get results faster. Of course, Vegas Pro does a lot more than text effects. You can also add titles and transitions, animate transitions, create zoom-in and zoom-out effects, add image overlays, put up images and add song clips to the timeline. In Vegas Pro 7, you can easily move between tools by using the keyboard shortcuts, and each tool has its own tool bar in the bottom of the screen. Vegas Pro is also the first video editing software to support the lumaKey X-Rite plugin in the timeline.

Takes an axe to that essential Vegas Pro feature that is compatibility. In previous versions of Vegas, there were a couple of problems that you would run into as you went along. For instance, if you were creating a project with more than a single scene, you would have to import one video track, then another. An entire feature was added to address this problem in the “Scene” panel, which allows you to add video track to the timeline without having to import an entirely new project.

Control your priorities. The Vegas video editing software offers real-time previewing of your project, which means you can see a live preview of your project in real time as you edit without having to re-import the project every time. You can also share the project via Facebook and YouTube in real-time as you go along.

Add three-dimensional effects to a project. To add a 3D effect, you need to use the image stabilizer tool, which is one of the most complex tools of the Vegas Pro. It allows you to make small adjustments to every pixel on the image and apply different filters.

The stability issues that plagued the previous version of Vegas were fixed with the Pro 12. Now there is a smooth performance. You no longer have to wait minutes for the application to open. It automatically starts on every launch. You will also get faster video and audio rendering times. This is due to the effort put in to increase the performance of Vegas. It enables real-time and match framerates of up to 120 frames per second. This is more than 30 frames more than the previous version offered.

So, how does real-time encoding work? It relies on “buffers.” Once you are done editing, all the files are stored in the application’s buffer. This buffer can store thousands of files at a time. Once this buffer is full, the Vegas will buffer all the files into the disk and then once the disk is full, all the files are emptied and again the buffer becomes empty.

Real-time encoding optimizes the space used in your computer and allows for faster file copy and saves while maintaining a similar file size to the source clips. This is because Vegas copies the content of the source clips at a given file size, and it re-encodes these copies with the settings that you have applied.

The new version of Vegas come with a new feature named Illustrator PROX. This feature has three drawing tools to help you with simple editing tasks. You can draw on the timeline, draw a box, and add frames and overlays to those frames.

According to the system requirements for Vegas 12, the program should be well compatible with a laptop or desktop. It should be able to handle multiple video and audio tracks simultaneously, which is really a great thing for a video editing tool. For doing simple tasks, this Vegas tool is not very user friendly; however, for professionals or serious beginners, Vegas has features that make it a great tool.

Trimming is one of the most time-consuming tasks, so it is important that the trimming tool provides speedy results. Vegas 12 provides much quicker trimming, which can be useful in order to bring out the best of your video.

The way you need to work with your tools is by creating rules, which can be very effective. With Vegas 12, you can create rules that can be used as guides for your editing. You can even use these rules to make sure that you are following your timelines. This makes editing much faster, and you can concentrate on what you are trying to achieve in your video.

Vegas 12 offers three main editing tools, Video, Audio and Text. It is very simple for you to create a timeline, set up keywords, and add transitions. You can even add effects that make the editing process easy and fun. You can use either the audio or video tabs to work on anything that relates to video. There are even plugins that can be used to simplify your editing if you are using Vegas on the PC. You can import files from the camera, Adobe After Effects, other editing programs, and even DVD and Blu-ray discs.

I don’t even know why it exists. Is Sony still developing for PC? Can they afford to put all of their resources into FCPX? If they can still afford that then why on earth create their own program. Is it just because they have to compete with a much better product? Is is just a money making operation of their own?

Lets put this all into perspective. They started off with a product called: Magic & Vegas v1 in 1995. No magnetic timeline, no timeline tabs, no timeline controls, VST support, no ProTools LFO’s, no plug-ins, no clean up tools, no DP-s, no templates, no automation, no transitions, no cut, no merge, no titles, no edit, no export, no BD tools and no power users. Not even a Da Vinci Resolve. Oh ya and a whole bunch of bugs and crashes. It was a buggy mess. Then in 2002 came Vegas v2. Some new features were added, some more bugs and crashes and now they just keep adding features, bugs and crashes. Here is a list of what’s different in Vegas 22.3 vs 22.2, since FCPX. Though I get strange looks when I tell people I still use Vegas.

Sony Vegas is a video editing software designed by Sony. Vegas was initially released in 2002, and was updated in 2005 as Sony Vegas 10 to become the current Vegas. Vegas 10 was later upgraded to Vegas Pro 11.

The answers to the questions above are a bit more complicated, but what is clear is that Vegas was born around 2000, and that it was developed and owned by Sonic Foundry, as an answer to the birth of another of their applications: FileMaker Pro (which also became a great app). The only thing they had in common was the founder (Mike Hubbard) and so everyone looked at them as if they were siblings, while in fact they were a couple of acquaintances.

The main authors of Sonic Foundry Vegas were Gary Rebholz and his team of developers, who did a very good job (those who have seen the app’s development know what I am talking about) and it kept growing up to the present day. The second generation of the Vegas team was formed by high-schoolers hired when Sonic Foundry had all its capacities (and a lot of mismanagement). And now, the third generation. For a short while the original team of developers went on to create another development environment called Sound Forge. They did a great job, and the app was dead for a few years, not even planning any new versions, but a young software engineer from Australia (unaware of the history behind the app) decided that he would reboot it, and he created the Sound Forge Pro audio software and started to use the old Sound Forge name for this new project.

And the process continues. I don’t know if Gary Rebholz is still involved in Vegas, but the current company (who have recently been bought by Sony) is called SONY/ATV. All this is a part of a story much more complex than I want to elaborate here.
It is important to clarify that Vegas (the software) is a SONY trademark owned by Sony, as is the FileMaker Pro name. SONY/ATV have created the FileMaker Pro publisher (and their new FileMaker 13), which is the software you are familiar with if you are coming from a Mac. All of this is in addition to the standard FileMaker Pro that you find on PC’s and in the Apple App store. Sonic Foundry used the FileMaker Pro name for all their titles since 1995, so it is not surprising that they are under the same ownership. I did not try to get the access to talk to somebody from Sony, so I cannot be 100% sure that they want to use the term FileMaker Pro for anything outside of the Mac world.

Vegas Pro 13 is not only for DVD and Blu-ray authoring. Vegas also has a powerful and comprehensive set of audio editing and mastering tools for DVD and Blu-ray authoring.

The front end for the Vegas Pro audio editing tools also comes equipped with a high-quality 24-bit monitor, waveform display, and waveform display zoom, as well as a variety of powerful audio editing tools. Audio editing tools include seven audio effects for trimming, fades, equalization, mixing, and mastering. The Vegas Pro audio editor allows you to edit audio within the Vegas Pro environment. The timeline is used to create new master tracks from existing audio files.

Sony Vegas 13 features all the video editing tools you need to enhance and organize your best moments. From organizing multiple video and audio files or trimming and reordering clips, to optimizing and exporting videos, you can perform all your video editing tasks in the same seamless and efficient way.

Vegas Pro 13 gives you access to a wide range of tools to help you craft your masterpiece with ease. The Vegas Pro audio editing tools include seven popular audio effects: compressors and exporters, gain controls, noise reduction, reverb, limiter, equalizer, and more. You can trim, fade, split, clone, and remove audio files, effects, and audio levels.

Vegas Pro 13 comes with powerful DVD and Blu-ray authoring tools to help you create DVD discs or Blu-ray Discs. Dolby Audio that was encoded and inserted into the project is available for flexible styling and mastering. You can trim, cut, and copy DVD and Blu-ray Disc files. The Vegas Pro 13 DVD authoring tools include a versatile and intuitive interface that lets you customize your DVD and Blu-ray Disc in the same way you edit your videos. You can use markers to highlight DVD and Blu-ray Disc chapters, and build a DVD menu using your own video titles and menus.

Sony Vegas Pro 13 is a timeline-based editor that is fairly easy to learn and use. If you are already familiar with version 12 you will find that little has changed, except for the addition of a few new pro features, which well cover later. Some of the functions formerly located on an upper toolbar have been moved beneath the Timeline, bringing oft used tools a little closer to the action. Five new edit tools are accessible from this new toolbar: Shuffle, Slip, Slide, Time Stretch/Compress and Split Trim. These functions were previously available via the keyboard but may now be accessed using clickable icons. A few improvements have also been made to project archiving wherein all the media files related to a project are saved into one location, included nested timelines.

The official channels provide an underwhelming amount of support, but the online community for this program is massive and more than capable of providing you with everything youll need. If you ever have a problem, chances are extremely good that someone else has had the same problem as you in the past. There is an official forum that is highly active, but the YouTube community has shouldered the burden of supporting the software and has created thousands upon thousands of video tutorials to teach you everything you need to know. VEGAS users have also created a very healthy number of plugins, visual effects, and templates for you to download for free. All the support you need for it is a Google search away.

I feel investing in subscription-based software is very intimidating to the professional
user. Of course, I am afraid as time goes on, even Vegas (Magix) will start coaxing us into
subscription-based. To me its very annoying. I am a professional full fledged videographer and photographer. I used a physical perpetual license for several years
Photoshop from PS cs3 until CS 5 (last physical perpetual lic) And then Adobe came
out with a subscription. In the beginning, it was very expensive 39.00 $ per month. I managed with CS 6 until last year when Adobe reduced the subscription for to 10$ a month. Now i am subscribed to Photoshop cc.

Sony Vegas Pro is a digital video editing program that allows professional and creative users to take their videos to the next level. It is a professional graphics and video editing software that is loaded with a plethora of editing options and support for virtually any format. Vegas Pro is a standalone application that allows for the creation and editing of both HD (High Definition) video and HD (High Definition) Photo sequences in the same timeline. In addition to photo and video editing, Vegas Pro also offers a suite of photo retouching tools that will allow users to manipulate and adjust photos to fit their vision of the perfect picture. The overall editing experience is minimal with the ability to mute audio and adjust audio levels on certain sequences while others will allow for the creation of raw editing like a video editor that allows for a raw and professional feel. Vegas Pro is a next generation digital video editing platform for professionals that includes:

Vegas Pro 13 is a professional nonlinear video editor for film, television, and postproduction that combines powerful professional-level editing with the ease of use and workflows of a video-editing program.
Vegas Pro 13 works with various HD-resolution media formats including 4K, 1080p and 720p HD, SDI and SDMX video, as well as multi-channel files in AC-3, Dolby Digital, DTS and MP3 audio formats.

One of the nice things about this latest release of Vegas Pro is that the program has changed quite a bit since the last time I used it, in 2012. I think this new Vegas Pro is the most user friendly out of all the current Vegas Pro editions. Its certainly the easiest to get up and running with right out of the box, and if that wasn’t enough the software is accompanied with tutorials and help files that are easy to find in a simple, clear, and organized user interface. Even at its most basic, Vegas Pro can still knock a lot of the competition out of the park, and with the upgrade to 64 bit processing, its continued to make strides in terms of stability and performance.

Vegas Pro 13 is a powerful video-editing program that was designed with the general user and first-time editor in mind. Vegas Pro 13 lets you work fast thanks to an advanced timeline interface.
Any and all effects are tagged on the timeline for you to edit and adjust as you wish.
Video generators are placed directly into the timeline for quick, easy access as needed.

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User Defined Kontrols – The user can adjust the video or audio as per their preferences. There are many advanced features like chroma keying, colour grading, audio normalization etc. The user can use the “Blend Effects” tool to even use the different audio effects on audio or video files. There are many effect options like split screen, dissolve, dissolve to black, wipes, chroma keying, insertion, cross-dissolve, mirror, zoom, move, erase, fade, fade to black, fade to white, fade to colour and split screen track. There are 5 Filters: Auto, Adjustment, Black & White, Sepia and Light.

While the overall usage of the software is simplified and easy to use while still attaining a professional standard, it is a shame that some features are lacking in the Vegas Pro 18, such as some of the extras.

In fact, Vegas Pro 18 features a new Storyboard that allows for dynamic interaction between the Timeline and the Storyboard, making it possible to use the Timeline as a canvas to display storyboards and other panels. That can help you to work quicker and easier.

In addition, Vegas Pro 18 have a full range of new and progressive video effects, transitions and transition animations. In addition, Vegas Pro 18 has a new life-size lens for 3D printing which makes it more than useful for making the 3D version of the video.

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As we said before, Vegas is a Windows-only product. This means that it is not compatible with Mac OS systems, so any Mac users out there wishing to edit their favourite footage using Vegas will need a Windows copy to do so.

Before signing up for the purchase of Vegas one is always urged to check their Windows Videoblocks page to ensure they are fully compatible with the system. If you already own your own copy of Vegas and are not sure about the compatibility, you can always try an online test like this to see whether or not you can run it without any glitches, it is after all an expensive piece of software.

As we can see in the specifications above, Vegas is a relatively modest piece of software for what it can do, with a target based mostly on the AVCHD/XAVC50 codec standard. This is the format Sony uses for their video recording cards, therefore having the ability to edit video in this format should ensure that any material you record on it will be editable later on.

Since we know that most of our readers are either able to afford this or have one already, and since we have also just checked the compatibility, we will skip to the fact that Vegas runs on a 32-bit capable Windows OS. For many years the 64-bit Intel processors were seen as the only way to go, with the possible exception of Apple computers. However, things are changing, with Vista now available, and the 32-bit Windows 7 operating system. We will also throw in a ‘caveat emptor’ warning here, since we know that some of our readers may wish to know exactly what this ‘worse than XP’ comment means.

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New to this Vegas Pro iteration is the Smart Track feature. Track your objects with the aid of special keyframes and be it edge detection, face or hand recognition, markers, automatic tracing, text. Lets face it… these features are cool. Once locked, the object remains centred and allows you to adjust the viewing angle of the object. Sony Vegas Pro 16 provides you with the ability to lock the objects in place while you change the editing angle. If that feat does not make you the happiest camper, youve come to the wrong place. Vegas has taken strides in the features department with these new Smart Track capabilities.

VEGAS Pro 16.1 is packed with new features that make it the premiere non-linear video editing program. If youve been working with other editing software, youll feel right at home. With video recording in full HD 1080p, it is time to bring the content to life. Its time to roll with the punches. Its time to bring your ideas to life. Its time to meet your new best friend. Vegas Pro 16 is available now for $299.99 as a download at www.sonycreativesoftware.com.

It just gets better. Vegas has taken strides in the features department with these new Smart Track enhancements. Add masks, masks can even be in layers. Track whatever object you want to apply filters, special effects, and text with lock-tight tracking.

If youve been a fan of Vegas Pro since its first incarnation, youll be excited to see how much has changed. Vegas 16 the look, the feel, the functions and the organization of the timeline are all noticably different. Anyone who is familiar with Vegas Pro will instantly know what to expect with this version. Actually, those who have worked with any version of Vegas will be impressed by the new processes and the crazy and useful features. Ive used Vegas Pro for years, but Vegas 16 had some new-to-me features. First, the video timeline. Theres a timeline on top of the timeline, and you can change its height, width and the placement of the timeline windows. Vegas Pro can be a tricky program to edit. Its as easy as one, two, three, but understanding the idiosyncrasies is key to editing well. Like the change from Adobe Premiere to Vegas Pro, Vegas 16 has new functions and interfaces, but its still easy to learn.

Vegas 16 offers a lot of new editing options for the average video producer. The new Vegas 16 media library is great for importing and managing projects. Another new feature is the live timelines, which let you re-arrange, trim and split clips. Finally, the paint brush function is fantastic. You can paint over unwanted sections of a video and be left with only the good stuff. You can experiment with overlays and templates to get the exact look you want.

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• Make sure your SONY Vegas is installed on your PC.
• Head over to the VEGAS homepage and click on the Download button. The download will begin.
• Extract the file (it is an archive file) to a convenient location (eg. your desktop).
• The Vegas installer will search for any necessary dependencies. If any are missing, a dialogue box will appear and ask you to install them. Click on Yes to continue.
• The installation may take a little while.
• After the Vegas installer completes, simply run it to begin the installation.