Hi, is there any way of using soundforge to join a number of mp3
files together to make one file. that is, apart from loading them one
by one, and joining them through the clipboard. brian.
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Some versions of Sound Forge have an append checkbox in the open dialog. If
you have that option, check it and
each file you open will be appended.
Best regards,
Steve Jacobson
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Hi, is there any way of using soundforge to join a
Hi steve, thanks for your message. unfortunately, my soundforge 7,
doesn't have that append choice. brian.
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Hi joe, press alt and arrow to the right to view. arrow up to plug in
chainer. it must be checked. uncheck it. good luck. brian.
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hello friends, i have just had a new sound card installed on my desktop, i'm
using sound forge seven, jaws 11 and windows seven, i also have the line
in and speakers in the correct places, however, when i go in to sound
forge to record i get zilch, nothing, i'm using a beringer mixer i can
and soundforge question
hello friends, i have just had a new sound card installed on my desktop, i'm
using sound forge seven, jaws 11 and windows seven, i also have the line
in and speakers in the correct places, however, when i go in to sound
forge to record i get zilch, nothing, i'm using
thanks to both of you. i have been using soundforge for years, and i
didn't know about that q key. i thanks again, brian.
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Yo Folks:
Is there any way to begin recording with SF using a single command as one can
in GoldWave?
Thanks gang.
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In SF it's Control-R then alt-R.
Bill
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Yo Folks:
Is there any way to begin recording with SF using a single command as one can
in GoldWave?
Thanks gang.
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Hi Gang:
I have a large audio book as an MP3 file which I would like to split in to
chapters. Is it possible, using SoundForge, to automatically insert queue
points bassed on a given time of silence between chapters. Although this is
possible with Goldwave, GoldWave has other issues.
Thanks
Hi:
Yes you can insert markers.
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Hi Gang:
I have a large audio book as an MP3 file which I would
Hi, how does one save two channels of something recorded in stereo
with soundforge separately. thanks to darrel's message, i can now
move from channel to channel, but have failed to save them under two
different names, one for the left channel, and one for the right
channel. brian.
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Ok, well that's completely up to you of course but I prefer to set
that combo box so that I can record directly from whatever sound
device I want rahter than through that Microsoft Sound Mapper which
can sometimes cause problems,.
On 19/01/2007, at 2:55 AM, Judy W wrote:
In the record
Jim! You can tell Sound Forge to make regions delimited by silence. I
haven't done it in a very long time. Perhaps play with Tools, Auto Region.
Jerry
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Hi Again gang:
I have a very large audio book which I want to divide in to files representing
each chapter. My question is, is there a way to automatically insert markers at
each chapter break without listening to the whole book? There is approximately
2 seconds of silence between chapter
Gary! When you say you've copied some CDs, do you mean that you ripped
them or played them and recorded the audio? There's a big difference. What
software did you use?
You can probably take the noise out with Noise Reduction but if you've
ripped them and they are noisy then you ought
: A Soundforge Question
Gary! When you say you've copied some CDs, do you mean that you
ripped
them or played them and recorded the audio? There's a big difference.
What
software did you use?
You can probably take the noise out with Noise Reduction but if you've
ripped them and they are noisy
Hello, use the extract options from the file menu, with letter E as the
shortcut key. Go through the box and check the one that says put regions in
the file, and let it extract the whole cd into a file. Then you can work
with it until it's where you want it, and then make cd's from the modified
Hi all. I have registered the Noise Reduction of Soundforge. Before that,
I've copied some CD's, but have the excess noise. Is there a way to take the
noise out of those with Soundforge? I went to drive D to play the CD with the
noise I want to get rid of. I usually find it on my local
it.
Aman
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Subject: SoundForge Question
I am running SoundForge6.0 and everything is working great other than the
fact that when I
Hi all. I'm burning some old-time radio to CD. I had something with Bob Hope. It
sounded like it was too high pitched from what I remembered of Bob Hope, even back in
the early years. Anyway, I'm wondering: In soundforge, you're supposed to be able to
either pitch shift or bend, but what
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Hi all. I'm burning some old-time radio to CD. I had something with Bob
Hope. It sounded like it was too high pitched from what I
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Hi Gary,
To change the pitch of a file in Soundforge, press alt C for effects, and
arrow up for pitch submenu; click on it. You can now arrow down for pitch
shift
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hey all,
In Sound Forge, if I wanted to take a part of a voice file, and make it so
that it gradually moved from the left channal to the right, how would I do
Hi Andria. I use CDex. You can get that program from JFWLite.
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Thing is that I did
Hi Andrea
In SF 7 if you press return on the extract audio from cd, then shift back a
few you should come to a dialogue box called drive. There you should find a
listing of any drives you have. Select the one you want and press return.
That should do it.
Chrissie
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Hi Andrea
In SF 7 if you press return on the extract audio from cd, then shift back
a
few you should come to a dialogue box called drive. There you should find
a
listing of any drives you have
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