Editing Video and Audio in the Video Sequence Editor (VSE) | Blender 2.82 Quarantine Series 1-14
Learn to edit video and audio strips in Blender 2.82 with this basic crash course in the Video Sequence Editor (VSE)! Timestamps below:
0:00 - Intro and final result preview
0:28 - Recap
1:16 - Import image sequence into the VSE
3:37 - Timeline display seconds vs frames
4:50 - Play sequence and display strip cache
6:18 - Add music
7:30 - Zoom in and out with Mouse
7:57 - Set end frame
8:10 - Duplicate strips
8:45 - Change music volume
9:28 - AV-sync and Audio Scrubbing
10:21 - Snap handles and strips to the playhead
10:55 - Group strips into a meta strip
11:03 - Speed up footage using a speed control
12:48 - Snap strips to ends of other strips
14:20 - Refresh sequencer cache
14:51 - Audio cutting and editing
15:20 - Snap playhead to strip ends (handles)
15:43 - Cut and resize strips
15:56 - Remove gaps
16:32 - Zoom in with selection box
17:28 - Cut strips with automatic selection
17:50 - Delete strips
19:05 - Clear strip offsets (resize strips to original length)
23:00 - Center playhead in the timeline
23:15 - Fade in/out of video
25:04 - Tab to toggle in/out of a meta strip
25:43 - Fade in/out of audio
26:24 - Add a color strip
27:15 - Change blend mode to Alpha Over for transparency
27:41 - Preview camera and channel priority
29:30 - Set framerange end
29:54 - Slow down footage with the speed control
30:34 - Add another Render workspace
30:54 - Rename workspace and modify the layout
31:30 - Make sure preview and render results match
32:09 - Output properties
33:35 - IMPORTANT!: Check Post Processing settings!
35:29 - Render Animation