Magix Vegas Pro (14 Tutorials)
NewBlueFX Transitions 5 Ultimate Walkthrough #gettingstarted
February 13, 2019
Learn how to make the most of your video transitions workflow with this NewBlueFX Transitions 5 Ultimate walkthrough tutorial.
Vegas Pro Color Correction and Color Grading Tutorial Roundup
February 12, 2019
First, we’ll start out with Vegas Pro Color Correction since you’ll do a color correction before you will grade your footage.
Tutorials: Magix VEGAS Pro 16 Tutorial Round Up
September 12, 2018
There’s a lot of new features in Vegas Pro 16, so I have compiled a bunch of tutorials that will quickly get you up to speed and editing faster than ever.
Burning Question: How do I make Whip Pan Transitions?
July 6, 2018
Whip Pan, also called a Swish Pan, can give you a really stylish way to transition from one shot to the next or make things look like they’re shot in the same place, with a dizzying whip from one side of the room to the next, covering an edit. First I’ll show you a couple of examples.
Vegas Pro: Publishing Your Project to Social Media
February 6, 2018
Vimeo, YouTube, and Facebook represent the most popular destinations for sharing video online. Learn how to share your finished project to these destinations directly from the VEGAS Pro timeline.
In Depth: Audio Plugins and Formats for Video Professionals
March 14, 2017
You may think of Toolfarm as a place for just visual effects plug-ins and video tools, but we also know a bit about audio plug-ins. Did you know that many NLEs support audio plug-ins? This is a guide that explains the difference between Native and DSP-based plug-ins. Find out which format works with your system, whether you’re using ProTools, Cubase, Media Composer, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Vegas or Final Cut Pro X.
Re:Vision Effects De:Noise Essential Info
December 31, 2016
This tutorial shows how to use DE:Noise. It covers the essential settings to remove unwanted noise from your footage and gives examples so you can easily apply them to similar scenarios. The controls are the same in all supported applications.
Re:Vision Effects Re:Match – Intro to Re:Match Color
December 31, 2016
This tutorial covers the basic concepts and use for RE:Match Color. After Effects and Premiere are used in this tutorial, although the controls are similar for all host applications.
Tutorial: NewBlueFX Transitions Ultimate Tutorials
September 27, 2016
Learn everything you need to know about NewBlueFX Transitions Ultimate with an in depth walkthrough and several tutorials.
BCC: Broadcast Graphics & Effects in Sony Vegas Pro
April 20, 2016
In this webinar replay, VASST trainer John Rofrano teaches you how to create a Marvel-like 3D logo with BCC Extruded EPS in Sony Vegas Pro. Plus, use BCC Particle Array 3D to transition your logo onto the screen as a tornado of particles. Finally, discover how to create and save custom transitions.
Twixtor – Working with Edits in Sony Vegas
April 20, 2016
Learn when it is appropriate to use VideoFX and when to use MediaFX for RE:Vision Effects Twixtor and how to deal with different re-timing scenarios such as Speeding up, slowing down and fit-to-fill in Sony Vegas Pro.
Mucho mocha!
November 10, 2015
We’ve compiled several Imagineer Systems mocha Pro tutorials in one blog to help make it easier for you to learn mocha, including roto painting, adjusting a track, how/when to manual track and more.
Save the Shot with Boris Continuum Complete and Sony Vegas Pro
August 10, 2015
John Rofrano shows you how to save otherwise-unusable shots using two image restoration tools from Boris Continuum Complete: BCC Smooth Tone and BCC Noise Reduction. BCC Smooth Tone smooths or softens an image while preserving the important detail contrast areas while BCC Noise Reduction eliminates unwanted video noise from image clips.
Burning Questions: What in the heck is OFX? #OFX #openfx
November 17, 2014
I was talking to someone at NAB who I would consider to be “in the know” for visual effects and was surprised that he had never heard of OpenFX. More and more developers are developing with OpenFX, or OFX, a standardized software interface supported by numerous hosts such as Nuke, DaVinci Resolve and Sony Vegas. Here’s a few things to know so you’re not caught off guard!