Hi,
I've read the guide of audition, but I can't find how to slowing down the
volume of a selection and the. In sound forge I've a function called "mix"
that does alll the things for me.
Thanks.
A presto,
Mario.
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Wow; that sounds simple enough, even for a technophobe like me. Looking
forward to reading more on this thread.
Thanks.
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Sent: 13 November 2009 02:37
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Sound Forge 10 is multi-channel, and you can edit 5.1 surround with it.
It's not multi-track though.
Also, I've just used it for a big job and it got all stressed and suddenly
mono-ised every one of the 6 channels in my edits, over and over again.
Created a shed load of work. I'm pretty disillusio
Thanks for posting these; excellent.
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Subject: RE: multi track editers
These might help you do that. Here's
Dane you mentioned that there are several. Can I get a suggestion? Also, any
sound cards with multitrack features
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Hi all,
Does anyone know how to record a voice chat on Ventrilo available from
www.ventrilo.com using Ventrilo to record the conversation? I've heard
that this can be done but I'm not sure how to do it. Any help would be
appreciated. Thank you.
Regards Steve
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MSN M
soundforge stopped being wonderfull after version 6
With all the extra plugins you have to buy, mor bells and whistles, the set
files (couldn't keep up).
imo
bb
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From: "Dane Trethowan"
To:
Sent: Thursday, November 12, 2009 7:22 PM
Subject: Sound Forge Audio Studio
Unfortunately I have to say that I can see exactly where you're coming
from and I'm nodding my head, just a "money making exercise" on behalf
of Sony Software by the looks of things.
As I detailed in a previous message to this list, you had to pay more
than half the purchase price of Sound For
Sure Do!
Get a Mac and hijack the application you want to record with Audio
Hijack pro, that's the easiest way I know of .
Another way if you're using Windows is to use Total Recorder's ability
to record 2 way audio software streams, perhaps the Recording Skype
Conversations primer may be ab
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/audacity-users
Jed Barton wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> Anyone know if there is a good email list for people who are blind that use
> audacity or is this the best one?
> Would be great to get with an experienced user on skype, and go to town and
> start
Yes. Audacity can record in surround sound. I've never tried it, but here's a
link to a website that talks about it.
http://wiki.audacityteam.org/index.php?title=Multichannel_Recording
Amie Slavin wrote:
> Sound Forge 10 is multi-channel, and you can edit 5.1 surround with it.
> It's not m
Hi: I can record what I hear from a YouTube internet stream. It sounds fine
while recording but when I play the saved file it is barely audible. The Master
Control volume is at 7, I have the microphone and SterioMix selected. Their
volumes are at 0. I change them, click ok and when I go back the
I don't know if the CDArchitect thingy is of interest to you, Dane, but that
was one of the parts of the "bundle" that Sony offered, that I bought into a
few years back, when version 9 of the Pro version came out. It would allow
one to create a CD from those regions that you spoke of, with indi
Glancing through the specs for Sony Audio Studio regions are certainly
mentioned and I feel regions must exist in version 9 to enable burning tracks
to Cd from within Audio Studio.
So I'm guessing the command to convert markers to regions is somewhere else
now, but not absent in Audio Studio. I c
I had a bit of trouble, trying to figure out which link, on the page that
comes up, to download from. I have an XP Home system running JAWS
10.01167U. Any suggestions on which download link to use? I don't have a
lot of experience figuring these kinds of things out !
Thanks,
Mac Norins
I googled it and the page I found had a specific link for downloading.
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Subject: Re: multi track editers
I had a bit of trouble, trying to figure out which link, on the pag
Hi SF Users,
can anyone pleas explain how I can slow down the speed of an audio file in
Sound Forge 7? I want only the speed to be slower, not the pitch altered.
Thanks
Alex
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There are two versions of Audacity you can download on that page. There is
1.2.6, which is the stable version and there is a 1.3.9 beata version, which
isn't stable and is available for testing. I think the beata version is more
accessible with JAWS. I used to use the stable release, but then st
Well, the Source forge link, that Janelle gave out has, I think, more than
one download link, which kind of confused me, as to the right one to
download, for XP Home! That's what I was talking about, not a google link!
Here is a copy of her text: "Audacity is accessible and it's free.
You can
So how does Audacity compare with Sonar? Is this comparing like with like,
even?
Amie
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Subject: Re: multi tr
The simple answer re. slowing down recordings in SF7 is to go to the processes
menu and hit T. that opens a dialogue where you can shift tab or tab to the
presets drop down list where there are a few pre-defined speeds to slow down
or speed up the track you're working on.
Beyond that it gets a b
Hi Ray,
Thanks a lot. That really helps.
Take care,
Alex
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Sent: Friday, November 13, 2009 10:08 PM
Subject: Re: Slowing down speed in Soundforge 7
The simple answer re. slowing down recordings in SF7 is to go to the
pr
Two things. Where on the screen do I look to see how far I'm into the track?
Is there a way of setting queue points as in gold wave.
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Thank you for the tips; I got the beta version downloaded to my system, with
little difficulty, after reading your tips!
I will go after the tutorials, that you mentioned in another post!
Regards,
-Mac-
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Ah yes, that's all there alright but there is little manipulation of them,
that's my point so I'm asking what is the point of the regions at all when you
can do exactly the same thing in Sound Forge Audio Studio 9 as you can with
markers, another reason in my view to stay away from that software
Hi!
Can't speak highly enough of the customer or technical support - call it what
you will - that I've experienced in the past few hours from the team at
Goldwave.
Had a couple of issues, one I thought might be a bug and another which was
originally a feature request, turns out the feature is
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