I've posted a few times about the keyboard audio controls in Vegas 5 working differently than Vegas 4 and some people asked (I think) for an update when I heard back from Sony Tech support. This is to do with how in Vegas 4 the keyboard audio controls (the vol up/down and mute buttons) affect only the outgoing audio to speakers, where as Vegas 5 made these controls affect track properties.
The official word from Sony is that there is no way around this currently and that things are not working as intended. Even if you disable theses controls from their default in Vegas 5, they will not go back to working like they do in Vegas 4. They just won't do anything at all. Sony thanked me for bringing this to their attention and said that they hoped that it would be resolved in a future update for Vegas 5.
I certainly appreciate their help in looking into this and hope they do resolve this in the futrue, but I don't understand how I'm the first one to complain about this. For good audio editing, checking for glitches, noise reduction, etc, I find this tool indespensible. How do you people get around this in audio editing without going deaf, blowing your speakers, or disturbing your neighbors/ coworkers?
The official word from Sony is that there is no way around this currently and that things are not working as intended. Even if you disable theses controls from their default in Vegas 5, they will not go back to working like they do in Vegas 4. They just won't do anything at all. Sony thanked me for bringing this to their attention and said that they hoped that it would be resolved in a future update for Vegas 5.
I certainly appreciate their help in looking into this and hope they do resolve this in the futrue, but I don't understand how I'm the first one to complain about this. For good audio editing, checking for glitches, noise reduction, etc, I find this tool indespensible. How do you people get around this in audio editing without going deaf, blowing your speakers, or disturbing your neighbors/ coworkers?