How to separate audio from video sony vegas 17

Right-click on a video or audio track and you should be able to find under the Group option to "Remove from" command, or U for the keyboard shortcut.

If at some point you want to combine selected seperate audio and video together, you can choose Create New, or G for keyboard shortcut.

Last edited by Mystix; Jul 22, 2015 @ 8:01am

this not working for me. the video does not have a group option nor is shortcut u working. any idea?

this not working for me. the video does not have a group option nor is shortcut u working. any idea?

first ,
Left or Right mouse click on the Video or Audio track , to Select it .
next ,
Right mouse click on that same Event\clip which opens a large context menu .
near the botoom of that long menu is: "Group" then use mouse to click on "Clear"
Group-->Clear

each Video and Audio Event\clip can now be manipulated independently .

By defualt , when a Video clip is placed onto the time line , the Audio track is
automatically "Grouped" to the Video clip , as a locked pair .

Just right click on your sound bar and select lock then u can delete your video and after that dont forget to unlock the sound

If you have an event in your timeline and you want to cut out a section in the middle of it while keeping a section at the beginning and end, using Split/Trim makes the task fast and easy, and it doesn’t matter which version of VEGAS you use – it works in them all!

In this tutorial, we’ll explore using Split/Trim.  We’ll follow these steps:

STEP 1: Choose Your Media

STEP 2: Select Your Edit Point

STEP 3: Edit

STEP 4: Drag to Delete a Section of an Event

It’s really that simple. Read on to find out more!

STEP 1: Choose Your Media

✓ Drag a media clip from the Project Media window, the Explorer window, or a Windows folder and drop it on the timeline. It can be any kind of media, video, sound, photo, or anything else.

STEP 2: Select Your Edit Point

Identify the frame where you want the split/trim to begin.

✓ Hold CTRL+ALT+Shift as you click the event at that frame. The event splits at that frame.

STEP 3: Edit

✓ Hold those keys and the mouse button while dragging the mouse in the direction you want to trim the clip. When you’ve trimmed the clip to the frame where you want it, release the mouse button and keys. You have now removed the section you didn’t want from the event.

STEP 4: Drag to Delete a Section of an Event

You can also use Split/Trim to delete an unwanted section of an event entirely.

✓ Choose a different frame on the event, then hold CTRL+ALT+Shift as you click the event at that frame, just like before. This time, trim the clip all the way to its end point. Release the mouse button and keys. The section of the event is now deleted.

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