Kelly, There are definitely simpler programs than Sound Forge, and if you can get version 6 to run then you have it made. There are a lot of options that can affect how Sound Forge 11 works and some of what you are experiencing probably is caused by options chosen. I occasionally have been fooled by the selection process in Sound Forge 10 and 11 and have found answers to some of my issues and believe that there is probably still something I don't understand about selecting data rather than it being a program bug. If you decide you have to go back to Sound Forge 11, we might be able to work through some of it. Otherwise, Gold Wave and Audacity are both options that others have had good luck with besides MP3Cut.
Best regards, Steve Jacobson On Tue, 15 Jul 2014 20:02:56 -0600, Kelly Sapergia wrote: >Hi All, >Thanks for all the messages about Sound Forge Pro 11. I do a lot of editing >of WAV files, and so far this version is proving, at least for me, to be an >utter disaster! Sometimes I can get it to do what I want, but while editing >material out of a large WAV file just now, it wasn't removing everything >that was selected, or else forgetting where I put a marker, and selecting an >earlier portion of the file as a result. What used to be a simple task in >6.0D is taking longer to accomplish in 11, and there's no reason for it. >It's because of all these issues that I'm going back to 6.0D, assuming it >will run on Windows 7. If it ends up not working with this system, I'll >definitely be looking for an alternative product, but right now I've had >enough. >Thanks. >Yours Sincerely, >Kelly John Sapergia >Show Host and Production Director >The Global Voice Internet Radio >http://www.theglobalvoice.info >Personal Website: http://www.ksapergia.net >Business Website (KJS Productions): http://www.kjsproductions.com >Follow me on Twitter at: KJSapergia
