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 Wave or Sound Forge will record whatever's going through your sound card. In a situation like this, hardware speech helps.
Bruce
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On Thu, 17 Jun 2004, Allison Mervis wrote:
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 given in such a way that an experienced sound forge user would know what to do. However, I have never used sound forge before, so I need it to be broken down into the most basic instructions. Thanks! Allison _______________________________________________ PC-Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... http://www.pc-audio.org
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