I saw your videos, very decent quality using this method, if I knew that before I would try it. I am a bit used to Audacity tho, I use this software to record my voice in video tutorials.
But as you said it would require a lot of dedication with synch, especially when applying slow motion don't know if my knowledge let me handle that. But thanks for the frames exporting info, that was big useful to know.

edit: Fraps lags a lot with me too, but I record multiple times until it records decently.

Quote from: Kaleu on December 04, 2014, 01:24 PM
But as you said it would require a lot of dedication with synch, especially when applying slow motion don't know if my knowledge let me handle that.

Just curious, how do you slowdown the source from Fraps? Or you dont? Because its probably the same thing once you have 2 separate tracks with audio and video that needs synchro first, which is literally 30 seconds to do in vegas and then merge both.

Quoteedit: Fraps lags a lot with me too, but I record multiple times until it records decently.

Holy... then its like a nobrainer to use the other method.

I do, I just slowdown the video and the audio slow automatically because I don't press the hotkey to separate the audio from the video, but now I get what you mean, I can easily slowdown a single part after the audio is totally synchronized.

Quote from: Kaleu on December 04, 2014, 01:44 PM
I do, I just slowdown the video and the audio slow automatically because I don't press the hotkey to separate the audio from the video

Hmmm, im using Vegas 10 and audio stays at 100% if i slow down video the simple way so it goes out of sync. So you are saying, in Vegas 13 you insert Envelope to a video track that has merged audio track with it, and they both change velocity at the same time according to the envelope? I mean not exactly envelope, but is there a way to change velocity of the video track multiple times (like 5% to 100% to 50% to 150% on a single track) without audio getting out of sync?

Wtf i just said..

Is there a simple way in Vegas 13 to change velocity of the video track multiple times (like 5% to 100% to 50% to 150% on a single track) without audio getting out of sync?

Yes, I split the part where I will apply the slow mo and the audio is splitted too then all I do is hold ctrl and move the cursor to right. 

Lets talk on IRC coz its not what i mean xd

Why tita cried? :O
And hey!! It's our bungee game!!
I am on T.V.!! *shies*

Because he thought he was going to finish first since he was pretty much close to the finish and Zalo was 2 or more turns before him. Then Zalo's turn just pwned xD  "Suprese Mother****er". Was fun to make that ending. 

That bungee at 0:23 is just, wow! Great video.

Quote from: Fenice on December 04, 2014, 04:08 PM
That bungee at 0:23 is just, wow! Great video.

Fenice, tell me... what's kaleu?

Quote from: Kaleu on December 04, 2014, 03:13 PM
Because he thought he was going to finish first since he was pretty much close to the finish and Zalo was 2 or more turns before him. Then Zalo's turn just pwned xD  "Suprese Mother****er". Was fun to make that ending. 

I know.
I was in that game too. xD

Quote from: lacoste on December 04, 2014, 12:32 PM
Note that Vegas sucks for Audio editing and it can be really tricky to manipulate the velocity if you want it to synchronize with video nicely.

vegas is amazing for audio montage, you can manipulate with everything there and if its not enough you can still download audio plugins like autotune, etc

Nice video. .Bungee at 0:23 was awesme indeed. Nice job both of you.

Quote from: Impossible on December 04, 2014, 05:13 PM
vegas is amazing for audio montage, you can manipulate with everything there and if its not enough you can still download audio plugins like autotune, etc

Yet it lacks something as obvious as simple synchronised velocity envelope with video track.

Thx Triad;