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Sony Vegas: Group Tracks

Robert Carreno — Wed, 15 Aug 2012 21:40:58 +0000

You can de-clutter your Sony Vegas timeline by Grouping Tracks. Select two or more tracks to group together. Right-Click one of tracks and choose Track Group. Then, choose Group Selected Tracks. The tracks will now be grouped together and you’ll be able to close and expand the tracks in the group by clicking the Collapse/Expand Track Group button. This is especially useful for grouping similar tracks together and hide them when they’re not being worked on.

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Sony Vegas: Solo Tracks

Robert Carreno — Tue, 03 Jul 2012 20:05:22 +0000

Soloing tracks or singling out tracks in Sony Vegas is easy. Click the exclamation point (Solo) button in the track header for a selected track you want to single out or Solo. That track will be the only one visible. You can also Solo additional tracks to single out a group of tracks. To remove a track from the solo group, click the Solo button again. If you have a group of tracks soloed, you can hold Ctrl while soloing an unsoloed track to remove all other tracks from the solo group. Hold Ctrl while clicking Solo on a Soloed track to reset all Solo buttons and return to normal. When you Solo multiple levels of parent and child tracks, the parent track and its compositing children will also be Soloed.

SOLO BUTTON

SOLO MULTIPLE TRACKS

CLICKING SOLO WHILE HOLDING CTRL SINGLES OUT TRACK

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Sony Vegas: Assign Track Names

Robert Carreno — Wed, 13 Jun 2012 05:06:04 +0000

Did you know you can assign names to tracks in Vegas Pro? Often overlooked, there’s a small area where you can input text on each track. Simply double-click this blank area called the Scribble Strip and type in any name for that track. Once done, press Enter to save the name. If you don’t see the Scribble Strip, simply expand the track to reveal it.

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