Utilizing event switches in Vegas™ Pro and Vegas Movie Studio, Part I: audio switches
Both audio and video events in your project contain switches and they bring extra functionality to your project that you should be aware of. This month we'll take a look at audio switches in Vegas Pro and Vegas Movie Studio, and next month we'll follow up with a discussion of video switches. Go »
An Introduction to Vegas Pro 11
Vegas Pro 11 is here! In this webinar we explore the new features that make this such an exciting upgrade to Vegas Pro. Go »
How to Bring Still Images to Life in Your Videos
Learn how Vegas Pro and Vegas Movie Studio HD Platinum can help you breath life into the still images in your projects. Go »
Vegas Pro 11
An update to Vegas Pro 11 software was posted on May 2, 2012. Go »
5 steps to understanding Sync Link in Vegas Pro 11
The new Sync Link feature in Vegas Pro 11 gives you a flexible method for creating a relationship between events on your timeline. Go »
Creating 3D text with NewBlue Titler Pro
In this webinar we dive deep into the NewBlue Titler Pro and give you a thorough understanding of how this tool works and how you can use it in your own video projects. Go »
Unleashing your audio mix with the mixing console
Learn all about the robust Mixing Console window in Vegas Pro, ACID Pro, and ACID Music Studio that gives you complete control of the audio mix in your projects. Go »
Advanced DVD and Blu-ray menu design
In this webinar you'll learn how to create custom buttons, add custom artwork, create menus with motion buttons, build buttons that expose advanced features, and more. Go »
Exploring OFX plug-ins in Vegas Pro
Follow along as we explore the OFX standard and how you can use it to your advantage when working with video effects, transitions, and generated media in your projects. Go »
Expanding creative possibilities in Vegas Pro: masking and compositing techniques
Join us for this webinar as we explore the various masking tools and composite modes you can use to create interesting looks and effects in your videos. Go »




