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Gear / Technical Help => Post-Processing, Computer / Streaming / Internet Devices & Related Activity => Topic started by: tapernateva on May 26, 2006, 12:35:07 AM
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my yonder sbd files are over 2 gigs each, how can i open them in SF7?
anyhelp cool
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peace
nate
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open with CD wave, split into chunks under 2g, then open in SF.
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this obviously doesnt apply to SF, but doesnt Wavelab 6.0 defeat the 2GB wav limit ???
if so, whos got a demo copy of Wavelab 6.0 I can try out ? I may need it when I jump into the 24-bit realm later this summer/phall :)
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Samplitude is superior to Wavelab, IMHO...and doesnt have the 2g limit. I bought my copy, but there are many demo versions of samplitude 7 floating around..
you should give it a whirl, Bean...it is fantastic. DVD-Audio natively, multitrack, POWR dither...
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Samplitude is superior to Wavelab, IMHO...and doesnt have the 2g limit. I bought my copy, but there are many demo versions of samplitude 7 floating around..
you should give it a whirl, Bean...it is fantastic. DVD-Audio natively, multitrack, POWR dither...
I actually have samplitude 6.0 ray and i friggin HATE it, its clunky and i could NEVER get it to play music thru my speakers for some reason ???
but its too damn slow/clunky IMO, unless 7.0 is a whole nother ballgame
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You probably had it set up wrong...clunky is defintitely not a samplitude thing..it is blazing fast, way more efficient than WL or SF.
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You probably had it set up wrong...clunky is defintitely not a samplitude thing..it is blazing fast, way more efficient than WL or SF.
how could i set it up wrong? its jyts a software program?
have you used 6.0 ever ray?
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anyone got a link or copy of ST or WL?!?
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well, not set up per se...but there are some playback options that maybe you didnt check? you have to make sure your soundcard is in the playback window, etc... ive only used 7.0 and now have purchased v8 (and sequoia) but I do know with both of those, if your soundcard isnt displayed in the playback options, you wont get any sound.I know that from experience.
You probably had it set up wrong...clunky is defintitely not a samplitude thing..it is blazing fast, way more efficient than WL or SF.
how could i set it up wrong? its jyts a software program?
have you used 6.0 ever ray?
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Samplitude is superior to Wavelab, IMHO...and doesnt have the 2g limit. I bought my copy, but there are many demo versions of samplitude 7 floating around..
you should give it a whirl, Bean...it is fantastic. DVD-Audio natively, multitrack, POWR dither...
I actually have samplitude 6.0 ray and i friggin HATE it, its clunky and i could NEVER get it to play music thru my speakers for some reason ???
but its too damn slow/clunky IMO, unless 7.0 is a whole nother ballgame
I too really like Samplitude. It’s a definite learning curve that’s for sure. But the +'s out weight the -'s
Your playback problem sounds like a real easy fix that you just overlooked
Simply open Samplitude and look in the bottom right hand corner and see if it does not say 24 bit playback.
If so hit the "Y" key on your keyboard and select 16 bit playback (under device resolution) and see if that don’t fix your problem.
Nick
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Yep, thats right Nick.
BTW, Bean...Samplitude LE only costs 45 bucks new.
Teddy
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ok i was able to split the track into tracks but now i am getting a codec error when i try to open the winamp files in SF7?
anyhelp?
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ok i was able to split the track into tracks but now i am getting a codec error when i try to open the winamp files in SF7?anyhelp?
Winamp files? ???
Are the files 24-bit? If so, when splitting with CD-Wave try ticking the "Use Alternate 24-bit Format" checkbox (or something like that). If not, I'm no help.
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Probably should keep requests for cracked software private.
anyone got a link or copy of ST or WL?!?
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Probably should keep requests for cracked software private.
anyone got a link or copy of ST or WL?!?
i think he just wanted a demo copy :)
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if so, whos got a demo copy of Wavelab 6.0 I can try out ?
Try Steinberg's (http://www.steinberg.net) webpage.
anyone got a link or copy of ST or WL?!?
Try Steinberg (http://www.steinberg.net) for Wavelab. Sony has a demo version of Sound Forge available (http://www.sonymediasoftware.com/Products/ShowProduct.asp?PID=961) on their website. Alternatively, there are loads and loads of retailers, so try Google.