How to do the Does Respond effect in Vegas

In this tutorial, we will learn how to make Does Respond effect in Vegas Application.
If you prefer a video tutorial, you can just go to this link -> Youtube Does Respond Tutorial
If you don’t have a Sony Vegas, you can get it here -> Sony Vegas

Step 1:
Open Vegas application, then import your video.

Step 2:
Go to video section and click fx symbol. As an alternate way, you can just right click the video and choose Media fx.

Step 3:
Choose HSL Adjust in the list of effects.

Step 4: In the window for HSL Adjust, set Hue to 0.850

Step 5: Add the 2nd effect Swirl.

Step 6: In the window for Swirl, set the Amount to 0.130
Amount -> 0.130

That’s it for the video effect, if you are using Gummy Bear as reference, it should look like this

Step 7:
For the audio part, right click audio, then choose Properties.

Step 8:
In the popup window, change the following:
Method: Classic
Stretch Attributes: A17. Drums, unpitched (minimum echo)
Pitch Change: -12.000

Step 9:
Go to your audio again and right click it, then choose Duplicate track

Step 10:
Change the pitch of the new audio with the following:

Method: Classic
Stretch Attributes: A17. Drums, unpitched (minimum echo)
Pitch Change: 0.000

Step 11:
Render the video, you have successfully made the Does Respond Effect.
Here are my videos with Does Respond as one of the effects.

If you find this tutorial very helpful, please feel free to share it.
You can also find me in Youtube -> Team Bahay

How to do the Does Not Respond effect in Vegas

In this tutorial, we will learn how to make Does Not Respond effect in Vegas Application.
If you prefer a video tutorial, you can just go to this link -> Youtube Does Not Respond Tutorial
If you don’t have a Sony Vegas, you can get it here -> Sony Vegas

Step 1:
Open Vegas application, then import your video.

Step 2:
Go to video section and click fx symbol. As an alternate way, you can just right click the video and choose Media fx.

Step 3:
Choose HSL Adjust in the list of effects.

Step 4: In the window for HSL Adjust, set Hue to 0.125

Step 5: Add the 2nd effect Swirl.

Step 6: In the window for Swirl, set the Amount to -0.130
Amount -> -0.130

That’s it for the video effect, if you are using Gummy Bear as reference, it should look like this

Step 7:
For the audio part, right click audio, then choose Properties.

Step 8:
In the popup window, change the following:
Method: Classic
Stretch Attributes: A17. Drums, unpitched (minimum echo)
Pitch Change: 12.000

Step 9:
Go to your audio again and right click it, then choose Duplicate track

Step 10:
Change the pitch of the new audio with the following:

Method: Classic
Stretch Attributes: A17. Drums, unpitched (minimum echo)
Pitch Change: 0.000

Step 11:
Render the video, you have successfully made the Does Not Respond Effect.
Here are my videos with Does Not Respond as one of the effects.

If you find this tutorial very helpful, please feel free to share it.
You can also find me in Youtube -> Team Bahay

How to do the Freshing Equalizer effect in Vegas

In this tutorial, we will learn how to make Freshing Equalizer in Vegas Application.

Step 1:
Open Vegas application, then import your video.

Step 2:
Go to video section and click fx symbol. As an alternate way, you can just right click the video and choose Media fx.

Step 3:
Choose Color Corrector (Secondary) in the list of effects.

Step 4:
A popup will appear, in the list of presets, choose Invert Color
Rotate Hue -> 180.000

Step 5:
Add another effect Invert.

Step 6: In the list of Presets for Invert, choose Default.
Blend Amount: 1.000

That’s it for the video effect, if you are using Gummy Bear as reference, it should look like this

Step 7:
For the audio part, right click audio, then choose Properties.

Step 8:
In the popup window, change the following:
Method: Classic
Stretch Attributes: A17. Drums, unpitched (minimum echo)
Pitch Change: -4.000

Step 9:
Render the video, you have successfully made the Freshing Equalizer Effect.
Here is my video in Freshing Equalizer effect.

If you find this tutorial very helpful, please feel free to share it.
You can also find me in Youtube -> Team Bahay

How to do the Goo Goo Gaa Gaa / GooGooGaaGaa effect in Vegas

In this tutorial, we will learn how to make GooGooGaaGaa in Vegas Application.
If you prefer a video tutorial, you can just go to this link -> Youtube GooGooGaaGaa Tutorial.
You can also call this effect as GooGooGaaGaa.

Step 1:
Open Vegas application, then import your video.

Step 2:
Go to video section and click fx symbol. As an alternate way, you can just right click the video and choose Media fx.

Step 3: Choose Channel Blend in the list of effects.

Step 4: In the list of Presets, choose RGBA -> BGRA

That’s it for the video effect, if you are using Gummy Bear as reference, it should look like this

Step 5:
For the audio part, right click audio, then choose Properties.

Step 6:
In the popup window, change the following:
Method: Classic
Stretch Attributes: A17
Pitch Change: 12.000

Step 7:
Render the video, you have successfully made the GooGooGaaGaa Effect.
Here are my videos in GooGooGaaGaa effect and other variations.

If you find this tutorial very helpful, please feel free to share it.
You can also find me in Youtube -> Team Bahay

How to do the Green Lowers effect in Vegas

We will learn how to make Green Lowers in Vegas Application.
If you prefer a video tutorial, you can just go to this link -> Youtube Green Lowers Tutorial.

Step 1: Open Vegas application, then import your video.

Step 2: Go to video section and click fx symbol. As an alternate way, you can just right click the video and choose Media fx.

Step 3: Choose Channel Blend in the list of effects.

Step 4: Choose RGBA -> BGRA in the list of presets.

Step 5: Add the 2nd effect HSL Adjust.

Step 6: Change the hue and copy the settings below.
Add to hue -> 0.700

That’s it for the video effect, if you are using Gummy Bear as reference, it should look like this

Step 7: For the audio part, right click audio, then choose Properties.

Right click audio track, then choose properties

Step 8:
In the popup window, change the following:
Method: Classic
Stretch Attributes: A17
Pitch Change: -12.000

Step 9: Render the video, you have successfully made the Green Lowers Effect.
Here are my videos using this effect.

If you find this tutorial very helpful, please feel free to share it.
You can also find me in Youtube -> Team Bahay

How to do the Blind X effect in Vegas

In this tutorial, we will learn how to make Blind X in Vegas Application.
If you prefer a video tutorial, you can just go to this link -> Youtube Blind X Tutorial
This effect is also known as X is Blind.

Step 1:
Open Vegas application, then import your video.

Step 2:
Go to video section and click fx symbol. As an alternate way, you can just right click the video and choose Media fx.

Step 3:
Choose Invert in the list of effects.

Step 4: In the list of Presets for Invert, choose Default.
Blend Amount: 1.000

Step 5:
Add the 2nd effect Color Corrector (Secondary).

Step 6:
A popup will appear, copy the settings below.
Rotate Hue -> 315.000

Step 7:
Add the 3rd effect Pinch/Punch.

Step 8:
Copy the settings below for Pinch/Punch Effect.
Amount: -1.000
X -> -0.152
Y -> -0.111

Step 9: For the 4th and last effect, add the Mirror effect.

Step 10: In the list of presets for Mirror, choose Reflect Left.

That’s it for the video effect, if you are using Gummy Bear as reference, it should look like this

Step 11:
For the audio part, right click audio, then choose Properties.

Step 12:
In the popup window, change the following:
Method: Classic
Stretch Attributes: A17. Drums, unpitched (minimum echo)
Pitch Change: -5.000

Step 13:
Go to your audio again and right click it, then choose Duplicate track

Step 14:
Change the pitch of the new audio with the following:

Method: Classic
Stretch Attributes: A17. Drums, unpitched (minimum echo)
Pitch Change: -3.000

Step 15:
Render the video, you have successfully made the Blind X Effect.
Here is my video with Blind X as one of the effects.

If you find this tutorial very helpful, please feel free to share it.
You can also find me in Youtube -> Team Bahay

How to do the Conga Busher effect in Vegas

In this tutorial, we will learn how to make Conga Busher in Vegas Application.
If you prefer a video tutorial, you can just go to this link -> Youtube Conga Busher Tutorial

Step 1:
Open Vegas application, then import your video.

Step 2:
Go to video section and click fx symbol. As an alternate way, you can just right click the video and choose Media fx.

Step 3:
Choose Color Corrector (Secondary) in the list of effects.

Step 4:
A popup will appear, copy the settings below.
Rotate Hue -> 232.653

Step 5: Add the 2nd effect Mirror.

Step 6: Set the angle to -90.000, or you just choose the preset Reflect Right.

That’s it for the video effect, if you are using Gummy Bear as reference, it should look like this

Step 7: Go to audio section and click fx symbol. As an alternate way, you can just right click the audio and choose Audio Event fx.

Step 8: Add effect ExpressFX Amplitude Modulation.

Step 9: Copy the settings below.
Rate: 3,000.0
Modulation: 100%

Step 10: Render the video, you have successfully made the Conga Busher Effect.
Here is my video in Conga Busher effect.

If you find this tutorial very helpful, please feel free to share it.
You can also find me in Youtube -> Team Bahay

How to do the G Major 13 effect in Vegas

In this tutorial, we will learn how to make G Major 13 in Vegas Application.
If you prefer a video tutorial, you can just go to this link -> Youtube G Major 13 Tutorial

Step 1:
Open Vegas application, then import your video.

Step 2:
Go to video section and click fx symbol. As an alternate way, you can just right click the video and choose Media fx.

Step 3: Choose Channel Blend in the list of effects.

Step 4: In the list of Presets, choose RGBA -> BGRA

Step 5: Add 2nd effect Saturation Adjust.

Step 6: In the list of presets for Saturation Adjust, select Boost Midtones.

Step 7: Add another effect Gradient Map.

Step 8:
Customize the gradients using the following settings.
1st Gradient:

R -> 0

G -> 0

B -> 0

A -> 0

2nd Gradient

R-> 0

G -> 0

B -> 0

A -> 0

3rd Gradient

R-> 0

G -> 0

B -> 0

A -> 255

That’s it for the video effect, if you are using Gummy Bear as reference, it should look like this

Step 9: For the audio part, right click audio, then choose Properties.

Step 10: In the popup window, change the following:
Method: Classic
Stretch Attributes: A17. Drums, unpitched (minimum echo)
Pitch Change: 0.00

Step 11: Go to your audio again and right click it, then choose Duplicate track

Step 12: Change the pitch of the new audio with the following:

Method: Classic
Stretch Attributes: A17. Drums, unpitched (minimum echo)
Pitch Change: 3.00

Step 13: Do Step 11 and 12 three more times with the following pitches

Method: Classic
Stretch Attributes: A17. Drums, unpitched (minimum echo)
Pitch Change: 6.00

Method: Classic
Stretch Attributes: A17. Drums, unpitched (minimum echo)
Pitch Change: 9.00

Method: Classic
Stretch Attributes: A17. Drums, unpitched (minimum echo)
Pitch Change: 12.00

Step 13: Render the video, you have successfully made the G Major 13 Effect.
Here is my video in G Major 13 effect.

If you find this tutorial very helpful, please feel free to share it.
You can also find me in Youtube -> Team Bahay

How to do the G Major 12 effect in Vegas

In this tutorial, we will learn how to make G Major 12 in Vegas Application.
If you prefer a video tutorial, you can just go to this link -> Youtube G Major 12 Tutorial

Step 1:
Open Vegas application, then import your video.

Step 2:
Go to video section and click fx symbol. As an alternate way, you can just right click the video and choose Media fx.

Step 3:
Choose HSL Adjust in the list of effects.

Step 4: Set Hue to 0.8500

Step 5: Add another HSL Adjust for your 2nd effect.

Step 6: In the list of presets, choose Max Saturation.

Step 7: Add another effect Gradient Map.

Step 8:
Customize the gradients using the following settings.
1st Gradient:

R -> 0

G -> 0

B -> 0

A -> 0

2nd Gradient

R-> 0

G -> 0

B -> 0

A -> 0

3rd Gradient

R-> 0

G -> 0

B -> 0

A -> 255

That’s it for the video effect, if you are using Gummy Bear as reference, it should look like this

Step 9: For the audio part, right click audio, then choose Properties.

Step 10: In the popup window, change the following:
Method: Classic
Stretch Attributes: A17. Drums, unpitched (minimum echo)
Pitch Change: -9.00

Step 11: Go to your audio again and right click it, then choose Duplicate track

Step 12: Change the pitch of the new audio with the following:

Method: Classic
Stretch Attributes: A17. Drums, unpitched (minimum echo)
Pitch Change: -2.00

Step 13: Do Step 11 and 12 four more times with the following pitches

Method: Classic
Stretch Attributes: A17. Drums, unpitched (minimum echo)
Pitch Change: 3.00

Method: Classic
Stretch Attributes: A17. Drums, unpitched (minimum echo)
Pitch Change: 7.00

Method: Classic
Stretch Attributes: A17. Drums, unpitched (minimum echo)
Pitch Change: 10.00

Method: Classic
Stretch Attributes: A17. Drums, unpitched (minimum echo)
Pitch Change: 15.00

Step 13: Render the video, you have successfully made the G Major 12 Effect.
Here is my video in G Major 12 effect.

If you find this tutorial very helpful, please feel free to share it.
You can also find me in Youtube -> Team Bahay

How to do the G Major 11 effect in Vegas

In this tutorial, we will learn how to make G Major 11 in Vegas Application.
If you prefer a video tutorial, you can just go to this link -> Youtube G Major 11 Tutorial

Step 1:
Open Vegas application, then import your video.

Step 2:
Go to video section and click fx symbol. As an alternate way, you can just right click the video and choose Media fx.

Step 3:
Choose Invert in the list of effects.