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How to do the G Major 1 effect in Vegas

In this tutorial, we will learn how to make G Major 1 in Vegas Application.
If you prefer a video tutorial, you can just go to this link -> Youtube G Major 1 Tutorial

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

Import 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.

Click fx symbol

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

Step 4:
In the list of Presets, choose Invert Color, or copy the settings below if you don’t have that preset.
Change Add to Hue -> 0.5000

Step 5:
Repeat Step 3, but this time choose effect Invert.

Step 6:
After choosing Invert effect, choose the Default preset, or you can set the Blend amount to 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: 8.000

Step 9:
Render the video, you have successfully made the G Major 1 Effect.

Here are some of my videos in G Major 1 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 effect in Vegas

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

Video

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

Import 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.

Click fx symbol

Step 3:
Choose Invert in the list of effects.

Step 4:
A popup will appear, set Blend amount to 1.000. You can also pick Default in the list of available Preset.

If you are using Gummy Bear as a reference, the effect should look like this:

Audio

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. Drums, unpitched (minimum echo)
Pitch Change: -12.000

Step 7:
Go to your audio again, and right click the area in the highlighted image below.

Then select Duplicate track

A new audio will appear with the same pitch

Change the pitch of the new audio with the following:

Method: Classic
Stretch Attributes: A17. Drums, unpitched (minimum echo)
Pitch Change: -5

Step 8:
Duplicate the audio four more times and use the following pitches:

Method: Classic
Stretch Attributes: A17. Drums, unpitched (minimum echo)
Pitch Change: 0

Method: Classic
Stretch Attributes: A17. Drums, unpitched (minimum echo)
Pitch Change: 4

Method: Classic
Stretch Attributes: A17. Drums, unpitched (minimum echo)
Pitch Change: 7

Method: Classic
Stretch Attributes: A17. Drums, unpitched (minimum echo)
Pitch Change: 12

Step 9:
Render the video, you have successfully made the G Major Effect.
Here are some of my videos in G Major effect.

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