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E-raamat: Vegas Pro 9 Editing Workshop [Taylor & Francis e-raamat]

  • Formaat: 534 pages, 1 16-pg color insert; 20 Line drawings, black and white; 20 Tables, black and white; 20 Illustrations, color; 150 Illustrations, black and white
  • Ilmumisaeg: 22-Jan-2010
  • Kirjastus: Focal Press
  • ISBN-13: 9780240813066
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  • Formaat: 534 pages, 1 16-pg color insert; 20 Line drawings, black and white; 20 Tables, black and white; 20 Illustrations, color; 150 Illustrations, black and white
  • Ilmumisaeg: 22-Jan-2010
  • Kirjastus: Focal Press
  • ISBN-13: 9780240813066
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Go beyond the mechanics of Vegas --learn a professional editing workflow from an award-winning guru. Packed with all the necessary materials, including raw video footage, sequences, and detailed instructions, this book and DVD combo lets you gain a working knowledge of Vegas  including its exceptional audio features and the DVD Architect toolset. Woven into this Editing Workshop are hands-on tutorials covering a complete range of essential tasks from installing the application to outputting. Novices learn the basics, and experienced editors get practical techniques with real-world examples for working more efficiently and making better media.

*Interactive tutorial footage and bonus material included on the DVD allow reader to immediately apply what they have read *A top professional and prosumer nonlinear editing application, with a diverse user base including the broadcast community, video podcasters, bloggers, and musicians *Written by a published expert in Vegas software, who offers something for every user, from the novice to the expert

 

Customers please note that files on the DVD/CD that accompany the print version of this book are NOT available when you buy the Kindle or other electronic versions of the book.



Go beyond the mechanics of Vegas --learn a professional editing workflow from an award-winning guru. Packed with all the necessary materials, including raw video footage, sequences, and detailed instructions, this book and DVD combo lets you gain a working knowledge of Vegas including its exceptional audio features and the DVD Architect toolset. Woven into this Editing Workshop are hands-on tutorials covering a complete range of essential tasks from installing the application to outputting. Novices learn the basics, and experienced editors get practical techniques with real-world examples for working more efficiently and making better media.

*Interactive tutorial footage and bonus material included on the DVD allow reader to immediately apply what they have read *A top professional and prosumer nonlinear editing application, with a diverse user base including the broadcast community, video podcasters, bloggers, and musicians *Written by a published expert in Vegas software, who offers something for every user, from the novice to the expert

Customers please note that files on the DVD/CD that accompany the print version of this book are NOT available when you buy the Kindle or other electronic versions of the book.



Go beyond the mechanics of Vegas X--learn a professional workflow from an award-winning professional. Packed with all the necessary materials, including raw video footage, sequences, and detailed instructions, this book and DVD combo lets you gain a working knowledge of Vegas X including its exceptional audio features and the DVD Architect toolset. Woven into this Editing Workshop are hands-on tutorials covering a complete range of essential tasks from installing the application to outputting. Novices learn the basics, and experienced editors get practical techniques with real-world examples for working more efficiently and making better media.

Foreword xi
Editor's Note xiii
Acknowledgments xiv
Introduction xvi
Getting Started with Vegas
1(72)
Installing Vegas
1(2)
The Basic Tools in Vegas
3(16)
Track Control Panel
4(2)
Timeline/Track View
6(3)
Vegas Windows
9(1)
Dockable Window
10(1)
Expanding the View of Docking Window and Undocking Windows
10(9)
Monitoring
19(1)
Saving Templates and Layouts in Vegas
20(2)
File Menu
22(3)
Setting Up Project Properties
25(3)
Edit Menu
28(5)
View Menu
33(3)
Insert Menu
36(6)
Tools Menu
42(19)
Options Menu
61(6)
Cursors and Selections
67(2)
Say You'll Be Mine!
69(1)
Windows Themes in Vegas
69(1)
Key Features!
70(3)
Capturing Video
73(40)
Getting Media from the Camera to the Hard Drive
73(1)
Manually Capturing DV
73(8)
Advanced Capture Tools
81(1)
Using Batch Capture
81(2)
Capturing Stills with Video Capture
83(3)
The Future of Video Capture
86(2)
Capturing/Transferring HDV
88(3)
Importing Media from a DVD Drive
91(2)
Importing Media from a Hard Disk Drive Recorder
93(1)
Importing AVCHD
94(2)
Device Explorer in Vegas Pro
96(2)
XDCAM and Sony Vegas Pro 9 Software
98(3)
Importing XDCAM Media into a Vegas Project
101(1)
Enabling the XDCAM Explorer
101(2)
Enabling Multichannel Audio Import
103(3)
Sony XDCAM EX and Sony Vegas Pro 9
106(2)
Hardware Cards and Vegas Pro 9
108(5)
Editing Tools, Transitions, Filters, and Other Basic Video Tools
113(74)
Importing Media to the Timeline
113(6)
Subclips in Vegas
119(2)
Placing Media on the Timeline
121(1)
Trimmer
122(2)
Previewing Trimmer Media
124(5)
Placing Still Images or Graphics on the Timeline
129(2)
Editing Events on the Timeline
131(11)
Gradient Transition Tutorial
141(1)
And the Envelope, Please ... ? Transitional Envelopes
142(2)
Using Keyframes in Vegas
144(7)
Filters in Vegas
151(4)
How Filters/Plug-ins Function
155(8)
Editing and Converting for a Film Look
163(3)
Aspect Ratio
163(1)
Gamma
164(1)
Experiment!
164(2)
Shooting Modes
166(1)
Output
167(1)
Opacity Envelopes
167(5)
Velocity Filters
172(2)
Event Switches in Vegas
174(6)
Nesting
180(2)
Editing the VEG Files from a Nested Timeline
182(1)
Track Flattening
183(1)
AV Sync Repair
184(3)
Multicam Functions in Vegas Pro 9
187(14)
Roll Tape!
187(1)
Getting Media to the Timeline
188(1)
If Timecode Is Closely Matched
189(3)
Other Multicamera Workflows
192(2)
Making Multicam Selections
194(1)
Creating Cross-Fades Between Active Cameras
194(1)
The Assembly Track
195(2)
Editing Audio with Multicamera
197(1)
infinitiCAM
198(1)
Ultimate S Pro 4
198(1)
Double Take
199(2)
Filters and Add-ons
201(24)
Working with Plug-ins in Vegas
201(1)
Vegas Pro Production Assistant
201(1)
Pixelan SpiceMASTER 2
202(10)
CreativEase
212(5)
Boris FX
217(1)
Wax/DebugMode Software
218(3)
Red Giant Software
221(1)
ProDad and NewBlueFX
222(1)
VASST
223(2)
Color Correction and Manipulation
225(22)
Understanding the Color-Correction Tools in Vegas
225(3)
Displays and Scopes
228(12)
Color Correction Tutorial #1
235(4)
Color Correction Tutorial #2
239(1)
Color Correction Tutorial #3
239(1)
Using Color Correction as FX
240(2)
Color Correction Tutorial #4
241(1)
Making Digital Video Look Filmlike
242(1)
Interlaced or Not?
242(1)
Gamma
243(1)
Shooting Video for the Large Screen
243(1)
Legal Colors
243(2)
End Note
245(2)
Audio Tools in Vegas
247(90)
Recording Audio in Vegas
247(1)
Basic Setup
248(3)
Recording Multiple Tracks
251(1)
Advanced Recording Techniques and Tools
252(1)
Recording with Takes
253(3)
How About a Flyin' Smooth Punch?
256(1)
Assigning Busses
257(2)
Using Busses for Routing Effects
259(2)
Audio Mixer
261(1)
FX Packaging
262(1)
FX to Go, Please?
263(1)
Inserting Effects without Using a Buss
264(1)
Using Track FX
264(1)
Tempo-Based FX
265(1)
Virtual Sound Technology
266(2)
Recording Multiple Tracks
268(1)
Synchronizing Vegas to External Devices
269(3)
Editing Audio in Vegas
272(1)
Placing Audio on the Timeline
272(1)
Extracting Audio from CDs
273(8)
Get ACIDized!
281(2)
Get the Mark Up
283(1)
Inserting Markers
284(3)
Rubber Audio
287(1)
Variable-Speed Audio in Vegas
288(1)
Reverse Decisions
288(1)
Snapping Audio Events
289(1)
Trimming Events on the Timeline
289(2)
Deleting Events from the Timeline
291(1)
Using Ripple Editing
291(1)
Grouping
292(1)
Working with Audio Plug-ins
292(3)
Automating FX in Vegas
295(2)
Working with Other Types of Plug-ins
297(3)
Noise Reduction
297(3)
Fingertip Mixing: Using the Mackie Control (and Other Control Devices in Vegas)
300(3)
Other Controlling Devices
303(1)
Audiomation?
304(1)
Training Vegas
304(1)
Every Breath You Take, Every Move You Make!
305(2)
Feeling Fat? Get Thin!
307(1)
Faders Flying Everywhere
308(1)
Mixing Audio in Vegas
308(2)
Mixing Techniques
309(1)
Compression
310(4)
De-essing
314(1)
Using Equalization
315(2)
Using Reverb
317(2)
Surround Sound
319(9)
Surrounded by FX: Surround Plug-ins
328(2)
Mixing Surround or DVD Audio
330(1)
I'm All Mixed ... Down! Downmixing in Vegas
331(1)
Broadcast Wave Format
332(2)
Encoding Audio to AC-3
334(1)
Other Compressed Formats
334(1)
How Come the Audio Cats Get All the Cool Stuff?
335(2)
Creating Titles in Vegas Pro 9
337(28)
The ProType Titling Tool
337(10)
Curves Presets
347(1)
Other Basic Tools
348(2)
Advanced Titling Tools
350(1)
Transferring Titles
351(1)
Using the Vegas Titler
352(3)
Title Properties
355(4)
Adding Effects to Text
359(3)
Flashy Titles
362(2)
Importing Static Graphics
364(1)
Pan/Crop, Track Motion, and Basic Compositing in Vegas
365(70)
What Is Compositing?
365(1)
Using the Pan/Crop Tool
365(4)
Explanation of Pan/Crop Icons
369(1)
Masking with the Pan/Crop Tool
369(3)
But How Is This a Mask?
372(2)
Using Track Motion in Vegas
374(2)
Explanation of Track Motion Icons
376(6)
The Next Dimension: 3D Track Motion Tools
382(3)
Nesting Composites
385(1)
Parental Guidance/Shadows and Glow
386(1)
Ten-Bit Color and 32-Bit (Floating) Processing
387(3)
Rotated Display Functions
390(1)
Producing Rotated Media
391(2)
Generated Media
393(4)
Generated Media Tutorial
394(3)
Credit Rolls
397(3)
Creating/Using Masks in Vegas
400(12)
Mask Tutorial #1
402(1)
Mask Tutorial #2
403(3)
Mask Tutorial #3
406(3)
Mask Tutorial #4
409(3)
Compositing Modes in Vegas
412(10)
Displacement Map Tutorial
415(3)
Height Map Tutorial
418(2)
Bump Map
420(2)
Using Chroma-Key Tools in Vegas
422(3)
Creating a Garbage Matte in Vegas
425(3)
Create a Holograph in Vegas!
428(3)
Motion Blur
431(1)
Supersampling
432(3)
Media Manager
435(16)
Conceptual Overview
435(1)
User Interface Layout
435(2)
Setup and Preferences
437(1)
Changing Options
437(1)
Create a New Library
438(1)
Adding Media to the Media Manager
439(4)
Organizing Your Media with Tags
443(3)
Seek and You Shall Find
446(1)
Quick Text or Keyword Search
447(1)
Advanced Search
447(2)
Conclusion
449(2)
Output and Export
451(42)
Last Steps with Vegas
451(1)
Audio Output Formats
451(1)
Mastering
452(5)
Burning to a Master CD
457(1)
Track-at-Once CDs
458(1)
Mastering Audio for Video
458(1)
Using Compression in Vegas for Video
458(2)
Using Equalizers
460(1)
Dithering Audio in Vegas
460(1)
Rendering Options in Vegas
461(3)
Rendering to an AVI
462(2)
Exporting Projects to Third-Party Applications
464(2)
EDLs and Vegas
466(1)
AAF Import/Export
467(2)
Outputting Other Than AVI Files
469(2)
Outputting an AC-3 Format File
471(1)
Creating a VCD/SVCD
472(2)
Additional Rendering Options
474(1)
Network Rendering
475(4)
Setting Up the Rendering Network (Render Farming)
476(1)
Rendering Clients
477(2)
Monitoring the Rendering Progress
479(2)
File Mapping
480(1)
Additional Functions of the Network Rendering Application
481(1)
High-Definition Video
482(3)
4:2:2 MPEG Capability
485(1)
New Codecs
486(1)
Scripting
487(3)
Using Vegas with DVD Architect
490(3)
Alternative Delivery
493(16)
Creating High-Quality Portable Media
493(1)
Shooting, Editing, and Delivering
493(2)
Production
495(1)
Editing
496(3)
Audio for Internet Delivery
499(1)
How Is Audio Preprocessed for the Web?
500(2)
Delivery
502(2)
Importing a Spreadsheet
504(3)
Rendering for YouTube and Other UGC Sites
507(1)
Rendering for iPod/Podcasts
507(1)
PSP Support
508(1)
24p HDCAM/DVCAM Workflow for the Independent Filmmaker
509(10)
Overview
509(1)
24p HDCAM Acquisition
510(1)
Setting Up a 24p Vegas Project
510(2)
Additional Capture Notes
512(1)
Remove 2-3 Pulldown from the Downconverted 60i DV Clips
513(1)
Editing with 24p DV Video Files
513(1)
24p Timecode
514(1)
Create Finished Audio Tracks in a 24p Vegas Timeline
515(1)
Create Finished Composites and Video FX, and Export as 24p HD Uncompressed AVI Files
516(1)
Exporting a 24p EDL
517(1)
24p DVDs
518(1)
Exporting the Project to DV
518(1)
4K Resolutions and Sony Vegas Pro 9
519(6)
Accessing RED Decode/Raw Data
521(1)
Previewing a 4K Project
522(1)
Outputting a RED File
523(1)
Other Benefits of 4K Resolution Support in Vegas Pro 9
523(2)
Index 525(9)
What's on the DVD 534
Douglas Spotted Eagle is a recognized world leader in the Vegas product knowledgebase. He has authored numerous articles for Vegas and its sister applications. He also hosts two web sites for users of Vegas and related products and contributes to Videography, Studio, Parachutist, and Worship Video among other publications.