Remove audio track, record voice over, unlock audio tracks in Sony Vegas Movie Studio

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[werjustnumbers]

does anybody know how you play both audio tracks at the same time. at minute 3.45 in this video when the voice track is added, you can no longer hear the other track in the background.

i have made a video of myself talking. does anybody know how i can add a track of music to the video but still hear what i was talking about in this same video and at the same time? please?

much appreciated

[guerillabill]

@werjustnumbers Put the background music on a separate audio track, and use a volume envelope to reduce the volume of that track when the narration starts. You can see how to do this in my YouTube video, 'Using volume envelopes in Sony Vegas Movie Studio'

[JTFIFA7]

how do u keep the audio and speak loader over the audio?

[guerillabill]

@JTFIFA7 Mute the original audio track, then find an unused audio track, and arm it for recording. Then record the new narration.

Or if you just want the original audio track louder, use an volume envelope and push the volume up.

[23rdHokage]

This is what I need!! Thank you saaaahh much bro :}

[RichUncleOyster]

thanks a ton!!!

[GamerDudeJustin91st]

Thank you. Your video was very helpful. =]

[KahlilaCharles]

Thank you thank you thank you ssssoooo much ^_^

[diegorubio09]

thank you sir, finally i can add other song :D

[guerillabill]

@IBringIt666 Yes, you can add additional audio tracks and line them up with existing audio tracks. And you can detach audio tracks from video tracks and copy just the audio or video track and add to another project or production.