If I have one or more Vegas Pro projects, sometimes I want to combine them, but just copy and paste on the timeline, even with auto ripple selected, doesn't copy the markers and regions. How can I copy all the clips, markers, and regions from one Vegas Pro project to another?
1 Answer
It's a little counter-intuitive that Vegas Pro will not copy/paste markers and regions, but this is doable and it's not too difficult.
Here are the following steps to merge project A
with project B
into a new project C
, copying all clips, markers, and regions:
- Copy all the clips from
project A
timeline. - Turn on auto ripple on
project B
. Make sure to select "All Tracks, Markers, and Regions" in the drop down.
- Paste the clips from
project A
(copied in step 1) at the beginning ofproject B
. Allproject B
clips, markers, and regions should have been shifted to the right. Allproject A
clips are at the beginning of the timeline onproject B
, but the markers and regions have not been copied.
- Save
project B
as a new file,project C
. - In
project A
go toView > Window > Edit Details
or typeALT+6
.
- In the Edit Details, select Markers or Regions, whichever you want to copy, in the "Show" drop down.
- Select all the items by clicking the empty space on the header row in the first column.
- Type
CTRL+C
to copy the items. - In
project C
go toView > Window > Edit Details
or typeALT+6
. - Select Markers or Regions, whichever you copied from
project A
in steps 6-8. - Select the first empty row, then type
CTRL+V
.
- Repeat steps 6-11 as needed, to copy all markers and regions, whichever you haven't done yet.
project C
now contains all clips, markers, and regions fromproject A
andproject B
. Don't forget to save your work.
- Optionally, you can re-order all the markers and regions in
project C
. Simply select all the rows by clicking the empty space on the header row in the first column, then typeCTRL+X
thenCTRL+V
.