That last checkbox has to do with what kind of sweep you want. I believe the choices are logarithmic or linear? Not sure really.
At 11:03 PM 8/11/2015, you wrote:
Hi, yes that worked just fine. That checkbox at the end of the dialog should I check it or uncheck it? I have sound forge version 9 how accessible is 10 or 11 and is it worth the upgrade? I use the windows system for a backup if Pro Tools is not working so this is why I am asking and am not trying to go off topic on this list. Nick Gawronski
On 8/11/2015 8:39 PM, Chris Smart wrote:
Hi Nick.
I have version 10, but several versions include a simple synthesis engine.
Start by hitting CTRL+N to create a new file.
In mine, the Synthesis sub-menu is on the Insert menu, and you have three choices: DTMF, FM and Simple. For what you're doing, you want Simple. In much earlier versions of Sound Forge, Synthesis is on another menu besides Insert.
In the Simple Synthesis dialog, arrow down to the first preset, which is just a 1kHZ tone lasting 5 seconds. Tab through the dialog and set the various options. You want to keep the amplitude at -12dB and the waveform type as Sine.
The Maximum length is 600 seconds, your ten minutes, so just edit the time to 600.
Edit the starting and ending frequency etc. and OK the dialog.
You can also create various colors of noise etc.
Chris
At 09:16 PM 8/11/2015, you wrote:
Hi, Yes that would work fine. What version of sound forge do you have as if you can tell me how to do this as I have sound forge I could do this on my own? Nick Gawronski
On 8/11/2015 11:13 AM, Chris Smart wrote:
Let me know if you want me to produce this in Sound Forge. Assuming 16bit 44.1K PCM?
At 04:42 PM 8/10/2015, you wrote:
Hi, What I wish to do for testing purposes is generate one of those sweep tones from 20 to 20KHZ but rather then just one minute like lots of them go I wish to do the entire sweep for around 10 minutes. In Pro Tools 12 as playing around with that plugin that generates tones I am able to move the nob with voiceover but it does not go from one to another there is small skips like you would find on a hardware mixer so that process I don't think will work for what I want to do. Any thoughts on this would be great. Nick Gawronski
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