Speed up Slow down portions of video in Sony Vegas Movie Studio

Find more at http://www.bmyers.com and on '101 Tips & Tricks for Sony Movie Studio'

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Sony
• Vegas
• Movie
• Studio
• Fast
• Motion
• Slow

[Aleziss]

Thanks for the tip ! How can you setup the audio to pitch up instead of speeding up and vice-versa ?

[guerillabill]

@Aleziss Use the 'pitch shift' effect. To see how, view my YouTube video, '3:14

Fred voice effect in Sony Vegas Movie Studio'

[Aleziss]

@guerillabill Thanks for taking time to reply. I was actually refering to the procedure you describe in this video. When you speed up or slow down a video like you describe in this clip, the audio is stretching or shrinking without changing pitch. It is stretching wwwwooooorrrrrddddddsssss something like this or it speaks super fast with the original pitch of the clip. How to change this into pitch up or down so it follows the modifications applied in the video?

[guerillabill]

@Aleziss Right click on the audio track, choose 'properties', select stretch method 'classic', then either set to 'lock to stretch', or set 'stretch attributes' to best match audio source.

[eng442]

Doesn't work.... It just earse part of the video -.-

[guerillabill]

@eng442 It works exactly as shown above. But you MUST hold down the CTRL key when resizing the clip if you want to speed it up or slow down.

[fstroch999]

thaks for the tips !

[blood60ft6in]

Thank you, very helpful. 

[FailsOf2011]

Thank you :)

[guerillabill]

@Nick252570 The speed change percentage shows on the audio track only. So if there is an audio track associated with the video track, the speed change percentage shows there - on the audio track.