I am a complete new comer to the world of audio editing. I would like to make
an audio file consisting of two channels. That is to say, different information
being presented to each ear piece simultaneously. Would this be possible using
a programme such as Sound Forge. I have a demo copy of vers
Hello together,
I'm using SoundForge 8. When I'm recording, the record level is always
the highest, even if some softer material is playing. Okay, I can
reset both channels, but it's a bit hard to do that every 5 seconds or
so.
Can I adjust something somewhere, ;-), that the level, which is shown,
You want to find the loudest point in the recording , and then set your
recording level making sure that the peak level is in the green or safe
zone. If you determine your loudest point in the recording first you
shouldn't have to go back and check your levels every five seconds. . . .
Orig
You could do this with Sound Forge. You would record two individual audio
files.
In SF pressing the tab key lets you select just the left or right channel.
So you could open both files. Have only the left selected in one file and
only the right selected in the other. Then you could copy one
