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If you want that type of control, it's probably best to bring up the full Audio Mixer. Sony has actually removed that from the Master Bus in Vegas 11. In Vegas 10 (left), you have the ability to insert a bus and to insert Assignable FX in this two-track Mixer. The old Mixer (left) and the new Master Bus (right side by side) They look very similar, but there are a couple of differences worth pointing out.ДЇigure 2. What you see on the left-hand side of Figure 2 is the Mixer in Vegas 10 on the right-hand side here is the version in Vegas 11 that's called Master Bus. Now, let's look at the somewhat comparable Master Bus in Sony Vegas Pro 11, our current version, and look at them side by side ( Figure 2, below). We have a few options we can customize, such as Audio Properties, down-mix output, and the ability to insert a bus.ДЇigure 1. You can see we have 44.1 kHz and 16-bit as default sampling rate and bit depth, respectively. Let's take just a moment and look at the standard two-track Mixer in Sony Vegas Pro 10, the previous version of Vegas ( Figure 1, below). If you're into audio mixing, you're going to find this really cool because it's going to make your editing experience for audio more like using a traditional hardware mixer. Another method would be to use nested timelines, you could group say 10 clips in each and as soon as you save it Vegas will pre render them as 1 clip on your timeline.In this fourth installment of our six-part series of tutorials on Sony Vegas Pro 11, we're going to talk about the new Mixer layout. You could try that as well to see if there is any performance benefit as well. There are other methods to inducing motion blur such as plugins that alter shutter angle etc, On that note Vegas and most NLEs have motion blur built into the project from the get go, Clicking on the 3 horizontal lines above the track number will allow you to disable track level motion blur in Vegas.

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Not only will this avoid hardware / software overloads, it will also give you exact control over the result of each clip on the timeline and avoid skipped frames or artifact glitches or or and leave you with a better product. My suggestion, even thou its a bit of a workaround would be to prerender each clip in Vegas before rendering the entire project. RSMB in my experience is incredibly resource hungry and loads your RAM, resample and de-interlace methods can stuff you around as well, due mostly to the direction of motion in the clip (the developers FAQ has a lot of info on this). (everything else changed to the best settings it could be)

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PC SPECS: Ryzen 7 2700, Gigabyte Vega 56, 16GB ram What should I do? I will answer the comments and the automod, but I just joined the community, so pardon me if I make a mistake. Im really frustated since I worked very hard and spent a lot of time on this. I did all kinds of solutions from google to fix this, but nothing worked. I was gonna render it and it only reached 16 percent. There was a ton of text and stuff in there too. I made an Aim tutorial on a game and put rsmb on my background clips. Log in to your MAGIX account and download the latest builds here!.Not sure if your version of VEGAS is updated? Hate speech, racism, witch hunts, etc.No porn, hate posts, or anything of that nature is allowed.Hating on VEGAS and boasting about other video editing software.Posting deals when the software goes on sale.Asking questions about VEGAS Pro software.

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