Using Soundforge

[Bushy]

I've got soundforge right, and i want to track a cd, is there a certain way of doing this without going thru the painstaking sequence of copying the range you want and pasting into new window, then saving the new window, and cutting out what you've just saved!

 

Hope that makes sense!

[Lisa]

no hun, dont think ther is.. get vegas far easier!!!

[LiamStyles]

Can you not just add track boundries and then save each track as a seperate audio file? Make sure you have pauses between tracks set to zero. I use Wavelab instead of soundforge and it works in that.

 

[Mr_Happy]

Bushy said:

I've got soundforge right, and i want to track a cd, is there a certain way of doing this without going thru the painstaking sequence of copying the range you want and pasting into new window, then saving the new window, and cutting out what you've just saved!

 

Hope that makes sense!

theres been loads of threads on this sorta thing so i'll summerise:

 

use nero and plong 1 long sound file in there

set the tracks on nero

[Ian Cashman]

wavelab

[LiamStyles]

I'll second that

[Mr_Happy]

not used it b4 - ne cop?

[LiamStyles]

IMO - its alot better than soundforge

[Mr_Happy]

does it look pretty?

[Guest]

i'll get fuckin wavelab then!

 

Cheers everyone!

Apart from Liam obviously, probably cos he's Irish!

[LiamStyles]

Fook off you eejit! My advice not good enough for ya???

[Guest]

course it is!

Just wanna wind you up!!

[LiamStyles]

Fool !

[Guest]

Your the irish one!!

[LiamStyles]

Thats your last warning!

 

Any more of that carry on and you'll get a visit from some men in balliclavas!