2014
Lynda.com
Steve Grisetti
03:38:00
English
Sony Vegas Pro bundles three programs, each of which serve a key purpose in the video production workflow. Vegas is at its heart, while Sound Forge takes your production audio to a professional level and DVD Architect helps you to get your video to the people who want to see it. Steve Grisetti shows how footage makes its way through each of these programs in the typical workflow for a professional-quality movie. Follow along as he takes a batch of raw video clips and assembles them into a scene in Vegas, performs audio sweetening and cleanup in Sound Forge, and prepares the final project in DVD Architect for output as a DVD or Blu-ray disc.
Topics include:
Creating a video sequence
Adding titles and music
Adding sound effects with the Audio FX plugin
Removing background noise and normalizing audio in Sound Forge
Recording narration in Sound Forge
Setting up a DVD Architect project
Customizing DVD menus
Burning your disc
0. Introduction 5m 46s
Welcome 1m 3s
Using the exercise files 2m 24s
Introducing the programs and exploring their strengths 2m 19s
1. Creating a Video Sequence in Vegas 37m 28s
Starting a project and adding media 2m 54s
Adding media to the timeline and trimming and slicing 3m 33s
Understanding Vegas' Auto Ripple settings 4m 53s
Building a story or scene from raw footage 4m 58s
Using multiple tracks of video and audio to build a scene 9m 50s
Adding a music soundtrack to your movie 4m 42s
Adding titles 6m 38s
2. Audio FX in Vegas 15m 11s
Vegas audio FX vs. Sound Forge audio tools 4m 46s
Adding audio FX in Vegas 5m 1s
The Vegas audio FX plugin chain 5m 24s
3. Editing and Sweetening Vegas Audio in Sound Forge 42m 34s
Transferring a Vegas audio track to Sound Forge 2m 49s
The Sound Forge interface and window layouts 4m 12s
Audio editing basics 10m 11s
Cleaning up audio with Noise Gate, Dynamics, and the normalizer 10m 35s
Using a plugin chain rather than adding effects directly to a file 5m 54s
Transferring your finished audio from Sound Forge back to Vegas 4m 50s
Adding Sound Forge audio as a Vegas event "take" 4m 3s
4. Creating Audio in Sound Forge for Your Vegas Project 14m 15s
Starting a new Sound Forge project 5m 37s
Recording narration in Sound Forge 4m 5s
Mixing several audio sources in Sound Forge 4m 33s
5. Final Audio Mixing for Your Project in Vegas 10m 40s
Mixing multiple tracks of audio in Vegas 3m 53s
Polishing the final mix in Sound Forge 6m 47s
6. Preparing Your Vegas Project for DVD Architect 11m 54s
Adding scene markers to your timeline 4m 19s
Outputting a loop region only 1m 57s
Outputting finished video for DVD Architect 5m 38s
7. DVD Architect Project Setup 17m 47s
Starting a project and setting up properties 3m 51s
Using DVD Architect themes and buttons 2m 30s
Customizing a menu page with a background and sound 5m 12s
Working with menu text 6m 14s
8. Adding Video to Disc and Creating Menu Buttons 22m 43s
Adding video to the timeline and creating a button 4m 7s
Customizing a button's look and animation 5m 34s
Using color sets and overlays to highlight your disc animation 6m 21s
Creating and editing scene markers 4m 7s
Using scene markers to create a scene selection submenu 2m 34s
9. Advanced DVD Architect Authoring 16m 24s
Adding a media clip or logo before the menu 2m 55s
Adding optional subtitles to your video 9m 16s
Adding an alternative language track or commentary track to video 4m 13s
10. Outputting Your Finished Disc 21m 49s
Previewing your disc 5m 7s
Optimizing your disc 4m 58s
Saving your output as a prepared file and burning with third-party software 6m 16s
Burning your disc 5m 28s
Conclusion 1m 57s
Next steps 1m 57s
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