Re: [all-audio] Sound Forge Question About Applying Edits with an SFK File

Steve Jacobson, I hope my comments about the SFK's were somewhat helpful. Oh, indeed they were. Now it makes sense having these files :) By the way, do you know whether we can disable this feature? I know it was possible in previous versions than 10 but as I haven't found it on 10, which is

Re: [all-audio] Sound Forge Question About Applying Edits with an SFK File

Marcio, Got it, I understand now, it was apparently a different "steve". I hope my comments about the SFK's were somewhat helpful. Thank you for explaining. Best regards, Steve -Original Message- From: all-audio@groups.io On Behalf Of Marcio via Groups.Io Sent: Tuesday, July 30,

Re: [all-audio] Notes on the Zoom H1N Recorder - deleting files -

Thank you for this. Do you perhaps know what button combination to press in order to launch the settings screen at start-up? On Mon, 29 Jul 2019 at 04:34, Dane Trethowan wrote: > You can choose to delete one - the currently selected file - or all files > from the SD card. > I delete files when

Re: [all-audio] Audient interfaces

Hello, These devices are very well respected for their quiet mic Pre-Amps. Their technical support have resolved my problem by giving an excellent description of the controls. It is really great mic interface. Gena > On 30 Jul 2019, at 17:51, Anders Holmberg wrote: > > Hi! > I’ve never

Re: [all-audio] Sound Forge Question About Applying Edits with an SFK File

Steve Jacobson, Sorry, I am not certain which feature you are referring to, and I don't know if this note was directed at me. Actually, my email was in response to the Steve Matzura! Sorry for the confusion! On the first message, he said: I recorded something for three hours, edited it, and

Re: [all-audio] Audient interfaces

Hi! I’ve never heard of it. Is it VoiceOver that doesn’t come through the device? /A > 30 juli 2019 kl. 14:06 skrev Georgina Joyce : > > Hello All, > > I wondered if anyone had experience of an Audient interface? I have a ID4 and > I am struggling to get it to work with VoiceOver on my MacBook

Re: [all-audio] Sound Forge Question About Applying Edits with an SFK File

Marcio, Sorry, I am not certain which feature you are referring to, and I don't know if this note was directed at me. What I know about the SFK files is that they store information about the audio file with which they are paired so that Sound Forge doesn't have to gather certain kinds of

Re: [all-audio] Sound Forge Question About Applying Edits with an SFK File

Steve, SF does not have this capability Which surprises me. What's the purpose behind these annoying sfk files then? I never got the point of them, now I'm even more confused :) Cheers, Marcio AKA /Starboy/ Sent from a galaxy far, far away. -- Are you a

Re: [all-audio] Sound Forge Question About Applying Edits with an SFK File

I answered my own question by discovering that SF does not have this capability. That'll learn me to close it before I check what I've saved! LOL On 7/29/2019 1:45 PM, Steve Matzura wrote: I recorded something for three hours, edited it, and saved the edited version. When I attempted to play

[all-audio] Audient interfaces

Hello All, I wondered if anyone had experience of an Audient interface? I have a ID4 and I am struggling to get it to work with VoiceOver on my MacBook Air. I am using a powered USB hub. It is a audio routing issue. Thanks, Gena Call: M0EBP DMR ID: 2346259 Loc: IO83PS 73