Doc! With Sound Forge you can only record one source at a time. The
source can be monaural or stereo. You can not record separate signals on
each of the two stereo channels. You can record a track, then record
another and copy them onto one another over and over again but you can't
record
To Joy Tilton You mentioned recording and panning left and right channels,
will this program lett you record analog to separate individual channels?
Are you using more than one sound card and if not what type of card are you
using. I'm trying to figure out a way to do multitrack recording for open
Here's a method that will work with Gold Wave or Sound Forge:
Set your ecording input to "what you hear" or whatever its equivalent is
in your setup. Make sure your mike volume is unmuted (using headphones is
probably advisable), and that your levels are all set the way you want
them. Then Gold
Hello, if your processor is fast enough, you could start the cd and select
the what you hear or stereo master option in the volume control, and then
select the microphone option after that. Then with your microphone plugged
in and the cd running, start a recording, making sure you're recording in
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Hi all!
Awhile back, some one posted instructions for singing using sound forge with karaoke
accompaniment. Unfortunately, I can't find that message in the archive. I essentially
want to do the same thing. But I also want to record everything. If memory serves me
correctly, the instructions were
