Now you must give some attention to your audio routing setup. To set your project up to record, first choose Insert | Audio Track to add a new track to record onto. One beautiful thing about having powerful audio tools wrapped up into your powerful video-editing software is you can record your free-form narration even as you view the video-all in the same project! You’d like your narration to be more of a free-form monologue based on the imagery of the video. Further, say you don’t have-or even want-a script for this video. You’ve cut together all of the footage you shot and now it’s time to record a narration. Once you learn how to set your project up to record a narration track, you’ll understand how to set up as many tracks as you need to record multiple sources either one by one or simultaneously. In fact, the basics of recording that we’ll discuss in this article are the same whether you’re recording one track of narration or 24 (or more) tracks of a multitrack music recording of a band. In this article, we want to focus on a basic-but powerful-function: recording a voiceover narration into your video project. The audio-related features in VEGAS Pro have set the standard by which all other nonlinear editing applications are judged and no other has surpassed-or even matched-what VEGAS Pro enables you to do with the audio in your video projects. But as we discuss the sophisticated features the application provides for creating your video edits, we often overlook the fact that VEGAS Pro is also an incredibly powerful audio workstation. We spend a lot of time discussing the wonders of VEGAS Pro as a nonlinear video editor-and with good reason.
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