Sound Forge version 8.0 A is now available. Here
are the changes in this version:
A bug has been fixed that could prevent the
Envelope effect from working correctly.
A bug has been fixed that could prevent
stereo-to-mono conversions from working correctly
when using the Channel Converter.
A bug has been fixed that could prevent synthesis
from working correctly when starting
with an empty data window.
A bug has been fixed that prevented the play
meters from updating correctly when
playing AIFF files.
A bug has been fixed that could cause corrupted
playback when previewing AIFF files
from the Open dialog.
A bug has been fixed that could cause the Plug-In
Chainer to lose some of its settings
when switching between data windows.
A bug has been fixed that caused the Repair >
Copy Other Channel function to fail
if no selection existed in a data window.
A bug has been fixed that prevented the Find
function from updating the cursor position.
A bug has been fixed that caused the Play at
Cutlist command to begin playback at
the beginning of the file.
An issue has been resolved regarding preview of
selections through plug-in chains
that contain automation.
Several improvements have been made regarding VST effect preset handling.
A bug has been fixed that could cause MP3 file
lengths to be reported incorrectly.
Various recording issues have been fixed
involving input monitoring, DC Offset, and
the potential for gapping when you switched away
from the Sound Forge window during
recording.
The Input Monitor check box has been moved from
the Preferences dialog to the Record
dialog.
A Record Buffering slider has been added to the
Audio page in the Preferences dialog.
A bug has been fixed that could cause your audio
driver model from ASIO to MS Mapper
when opening a file in Sound Forge from a Vegas or ACID window.
Various enhancements have been made to make
playback smoother and refine Audio Event
Locator and scrubbing behavior.
The Subject box on the Summary page of the File
Properties dialog has been replaced
by the Artist box. Subject
is still available on the Extended Summary dialog.
A bug has been fixed that could cause changes to ACID metadata to be discarded.
General fixes have been made to make scripting
and the Batch Converter script more
robust.
ACID metadata � including the ACID track type �
is now accessible via scripting.
Regards Steve,
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