WOW! This method is going to make editing music videos soooo much easier and faster for me. For two years, I've been lining up my clips and using composite level, which is relatively faster that trimming clip after clip in the trimmer. But this is going to cut my edit time down more that half. Thanks for this.
Hey @rhyskallen please check out online help desk as they should be able to answer your problem there quickly and it is also a great place to pick up tips and different techniques. We hope that this helps!
when it say timecode im a bit confused because i dj and timecode is different.... but i think i might have it with video just need to clarify, is it were the video camera time is set?
Great to hear you found our tutorial helpful. It’s always useful to get feedback from our users! What are you currently using Vegas Pro 10 for? Have you tried any of the 3D settings?
Hey @jonah876, awesome comment. We take it you're a fan of Les Stroud? You've got a great channel! You say you're into making vids, what software do you use for your editing?
WOW!!!! YOU JUST MADE EVERYTHING MUCH EASIER FOR ME!!! THANKS A LOT!!! I AM A BEGINNER AT SONY VEGAS PRO 9 AND THIS IS GOING TO SAVE SOOOO MUCH TIME EDITING MUSIC VIDEOS. I WONT EVEN GO INTO THE WAY I USED TO CUT FROM TAKE TO TAKE...LOL I KNEW IT HAD TO BE A BETTER WAY AND YOU SHOWED ME. THANKS. IM ABOUT TO SUBSCRIBE AND SEE WHAT ELSE I CAN LEARN RIGHT NOW.
hey, what do you do if you want all the cameras to appear in the output. what i want to do is put together a video with me playing multiple guitar parts and want to show me palying all the guitar parts just the way it appears on the multicam preview thingie?
AMAZING TUTORIAL! I've always wondered about this when watching movies and this clears it up for me! So I tried it myself and it worked very well. The only thing is the sound. I used 2 cameras. See because of the sound collected by both of my cameras there's somewhat of like a reverb undertone. Like a slight echo almost. Is there anyway to do this multicamera editing that switches to the audio of each original clip for every edit, rather than simply playing all audio simultaneously? thanks
Hi @klarkstyle, thanks for your comment. It's really great to get feedback from someone who's tried and tested the tutorial! For help with audio and multicamera editing check out our support page.
It provides you with links to our knowledgebase where you will be able to find the answer to your query.
Hi @TamoeFilms, thanks for your query. If you want to remove the multicamera edit, simply choose Tools | Multicamera | and then deselect Enable Multicamera Editing.
Let us know if this helps! If not make sure to visit our website and query our knowledgebase.
Hi @danielyn, thanks for your comment! It's always great to hear feedback on our vids. Do you use Vegas Pro 9? Check out our channel for our quick tip vids or our Vegas Pro playlist you’re looking for any inspiration.
Hi Conor thanks for your comment! Are you a Vegas Pro user? Make sure you check out our selection of tutorials on our channel, they range across both our audio and video products.
Hi @misthoundX, you're welcome! Thanks for letting us know that it helped :) If you're ever in need of inspiration or any help with techniques make sure you check out our channel as we've got a great selection of quick tip vids!
I just want to thank you for posting this video. I have had Sony Vegas for a while now but I had no idea what this was supposed to do XD Thank you very much
Hi @techsuperman, thanks for your comment, it's always great to hear feedback on our tutorials. Glad we could help! How long have you been using Vegas Pro 9 for?
Great upload. Easy to understand. Been wandering how multicamera worked for a long time. Another much easier way of doing things I can tick off. Thanks!!
Hi there, I have a question for ya too... First off this video helps a lot!! My question though is after you've got it set as a multicam project. I have a shot or two that I want to have one video slightly opaque so that I can see two cams at the same time... is there a way to do that while in the multicam setting?
Hi dan13ldr, Glad the tips helped! Are you currently a Vegas user? Would be great to know which features and effects you like best? We'd love to see some of your stuff so keep creating and keep us posted!
I gotta say this is the best multicamera tutorial on youtube. They are a couple out there which you will never understand them for beginner because they usaully don't or not willing to go detail how it done. To say the least I am able to follow your tutorial pretty well. Thank you
WOW! This method is going to make editing music videos soooo much easier and faster for me. For two years, I've been lining up my clips and using composite level, which is relatively faster that trimming clip after clip in the trimmer. But this is going to cut my edit time down more that half. Thanks for this.
poundz42 1 month ago
Hey @rhyskallen please check out online help desk as they should be able to answer your problem there quickly and it is also a great place to pick up tips and different techniques. We hope that this helps!
Sonysoftwareofficial 3 months ago
when it say timecode im a bit confused because i dj and timecode is different.... but i think i might have it with video just need to clarify, is it were the video camera time is set?
rhyskallen 3 months ago
great video bro , thanks ;)
BartjeOstend 4 months ago
Great to hear you found our tutorial helpful. It’s always useful to get feedback from our users! What are you currently using Vegas Pro 10 for? Have you tried any of the 3D settings?
Sonysoftwareofficial 6 months ago
WOW!!! WAS UP ALL MORNING RESEARCHING MULTI CAM EDITING ON SVP 10. THIS IS BY FAR THE BEST ONE.
NOW IF YOU CAN DO ONE FOR PARENT CHILD COMPOSITING THEN ILL REALLY COOKING...THIS WAS REALLY REALLY HELPFUL!!!!!!! THANKS
bodytemple 6 months ago
Why didn't u renderize that video in 16:9 ?
jefri519519 8 months ago
thanks!
storyclothfilms 8 months ago
Hey @jonah876, awesome comment. We take it you're a fan of Les Stroud? You've got a great channel! You say you're into making vids, what software do you use for your editing?
Keep creating!
Sonysoftwareofficial 10 months ago
OMG LES STROUD!!!
jonah876 10 months ago
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I've tried the audio trick and still cant get the video to sync up, looks like I gotta shell out the money for PluralEyes
tilobrown 10 months ago
I've tried the audio trick and still cant get the video to sync up, looks like I gotta shell out the money for PluralEyes
tilobrown 10 months ago
hey thanks for the video this has helped me alot now i ge it
imadeitalltheway 1 year ago
Hi @Linogg, no problem :)
Check out our knowledgebase that discusses how to create crossfades
Let us know if this
Sonysoftwareofficial 1 year ago
Im having problems with the automatic crossfade
Linogq 1 year ago
Thanks, I did a four track Van Halen video , "ron Holt Van Halen"
bobspark18 1 year ago
WOW!!!! YOU JUST MADE EVERYTHING MUCH EASIER FOR ME!!! THANKS A LOT!!! I AM A BEGINNER AT SONY VEGAS PRO 9 AND THIS IS GOING TO SAVE SOOOO MUCH TIME EDITING MUSIC VIDEOS. I WONT EVEN GO INTO THE WAY I USED TO CUT FROM TAKE TO TAKE...LOL I KNEW IT HAD TO BE A BETTER WAY AND YOU SHOWED ME. THANKS. IM ABOUT TO SUBSCRIBE AND SEE WHAT ELSE I CAN LEARN RIGHT NOW.
Bossboy1116 1 year ago
hey, what do you do if you want all the cameras to appear in the output. what i want to do is put together a video with me playing multiple guitar parts and want to show me palying all the guitar parts just the way it appears on the multicam preview thingie?
sowhat123 1 year ago
Happy New Year @greenflams, thanks for your lovely comment! Do you use any of our products? What sort of videos do you like to make
Sonysoftwareofficial 1 year ago
i ♥ sony
greenflams 1 year ago
AMAZING TUTORIAL! I've always wondered about this when watching movies and this clears it up for me! So I tried it myself and it worked very well. The only thing is the sound. I used 2 cameras. See because of the sound collected by both of my cameras there's somewhat of like a reverb undertone. Like a slight echo almost. Is there anyway to do this multicamera editing that switches to the audio of each original clip for every edit, rather than simply playing all audio simultaneously? thanks
klarkstyle 1 year ago
Hi @klarkstyle, thanks for your comment. It's really great to get feedback from someone who's tried and tested the tutorial! For help with audio and multicamera editing check out our support page.
It provides you with links to our knowledgebase where you will be able to find the answer to your query.
Let us know if this helps!
Sonysoftwareofficial 1 year ago
Effin' brilliant.
JimboWHO 1 year ago
Hi @TamoeFilms, thanks for your query. If you want to remove the multicamera edit, simply choose Tools | Multicamera | and then deselect Enable Multicamera Editing.
Let us know if this helps! If not make sure to visit our website and query our knowledgebase.
Sonysoftwareofficial 1 year ago
what if i were to mess up and i don't want to multicamera edit and instead regular how would i restart it i try to undo but it doesn't allow?
TamoeFilms 1 year ago
Hi @danielyn, thanks for your comment! It's always great to hear feedback on our vids. Do you use Vegas Pro 9? Check out our channel for our quick tip vids or our Vegas Pro playlist you’re looking for any inspiration.
Sonysoftwareofficial 1 year ago
thanks man..this is very clear and helpful tutorial!!!
danielyen 1 year ago
Hi Conor thanks for your comment! Are you a Vegas Pro user? Make sure you check out our selection of tutorials on our channel, they range across both our audio and video products.
Sonysoftwareofficial 1 year ago
very good tutorial :)
ConorMacProductions 1 year ago
Hi @misthoundX, you're welcome! Thanks for letting us know that it helped :) If you're ever in need of inspiration or any help with techniques make sure you check out our channel as we've got a great selection of quick tip vids!
Sonysoftwareofficial 1 year ago
I just want to thank you for posting this video. I have had Sony Vegas for a while now but I had no idea what this was supposed to do XD Thank you very much
misthoundX 1 year ago
Hi @techsuperman, thanks for your comment, it's always great to hear feedback on our tutorials. Glad we could help! How long have you been using Vegas Pro 9 for?
Sonysoftwareofficial 1 year ago
Great upload. Easy to understand. Been wandering how multicamera worked for a long time. Another much easier way of doing things I can tick off. Thanks!!
techsuperman 1 year ago
Hi there, I have a question for ya too... First off this video helps a lot!! My question though is after you've got it set as a multicam project. I have a shot or two that I want to have one video slightly opaque so that I can see two cams at the same time... is there a way to do that while in the multicam setting?
torosax 1 year ago
Right-click and normalize your audio events. That will fix things quickly. Hope this helps!
Sonysoftwareofficial 1 year ago
what about the audio - how do you get the audio to sound consistent when editing between numerous takes?
filoclyde 1 year ago
Hi dan13ldr, Glad the tips helped! Are you currently a Vegas user? Would be great to know which features and effects you like best? We'd love to see some of your stuff so keep creating and keep us posted!
Sonysoftwareofficial 2 years ago
awesome, thanks man!
dan13ldr 2 years ago
The narrator's voice sounded completely different to the bloke at the start and end of video.
Maxsdiscos 2 years ago
Thanks for your comment! Lee is definitely a talented creator! Which part did you like best or find the most useful?
Sonysoftwareofficial 2 years ago
very helpful, thank you!
tuttidog 2 years ago
HAHA surviorman
TheObeyKid 2 years ago
Glad you liked it!
Sonysoftwareofficial 2 years ago
I gotta say this is the best multicamera tutorial on youtube. They are a couple out there which you will never understand them for beginner because they usaully don't or not willing to go detail how it done. To say the least I am able to follow your tutorial pretty well. Thank you
BrucePhung 2 years ago 4
this is life saving now i can go out with my girlfriend. not really
johanan717 2 years ago 6
Thanks for the comment, we glad you find the video useful. Keep checking in every now and again for some more interesting videos!
Sonysoftwareofficial 2 years ago