Pitch bend is what you are looking for in the special affects.
Hope this help.
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Kulvinder Singh Bhogal
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- Original Message -
From: Barry Chapman barr...@bigpond.net.au
To: PC-Audio
I have Nero 7 and am trying to rip for a mono system. I select dual channel
mono and get stereo sound when I play the mp3s. The setting is 128-bit medium
quality dual mono. I am running XP Home, WMP 10, SP2, Nero 7, last version.
If anyone can consistently rip to mono with any set of
Hi Kulvinder,
Yes, using pitch bend is probably the way to do it, but I have tried a few
things and can't work out how to do what I want using
JAWS. What I want is to have a track playing normally then gradually come to a
stop over a 10 second period. Some of the settings
in Sound Forge 9
Barry,
I don't think that what you want to do is an option, with any version of
Soundforge, but, write to the Snowman, as he is pretty good at creating audio
tricks and the like! It sounds like what you want to do might require Cakewalk
Sonar or Pro Tools or something like that, although I
Hi Stewart,
With Sound Forge 9, you can record up to 8 tracks, but you can't multi-track,
that is, listen to some tracks while recording others.
Regards,
Barry Chapman
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