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Title: Multi-track in Sound Forge??
Post by: yug du nord on August 14, 2009, 11:20:15 AM

Can it be done?

If it can be done, that would be great?  Otherwise I'll stick with Audacity for multi. 

TIA!
 

Title: Re: Multi-track in Sound Forge??
Post by: Əkoostikal on August 14, 2009, 12:12:15 PM

if anyone can help with this I would love to know how also.... I like using SF since it is a little more simple than Samplitude, which I have not quite master yet.... lol

Title: Re: Multi-track in Sound Forge??
Post by: OFOTD on August 14, 2009, 12:22:17 PM

SoundForge 9 does have multi-tracking ability in the familiar SF workspace.  What it does not have is the 'render' feature that Wavelab has to render the multi-track mix down to two channels.   There are several different ways in SF9 to get multi down to two but none as a one-click button like in WL.

Also if you have some time there are lots of closeout software sites selling legal, legit boxed copies of SF at stupidly low prices.

Title: Re: Multi-track in Sound Forge??
Post by: jerryfreak on August 14, 2009, 04:09:46 PM

Quote from: OFOTD on August 14, 2009, 12:22:17 PM

Also if you have some time there are lots of closeout software sites selling legal, legit boxed copies of SF at stupidly low prices.

got a link? id love to upgrade to SF9

Title: Re: Multi-track in Sound Forge??
Post by: hawghunter on August 14, 2009, 09:03:04 PM

I couldn't figure out the multi track either. However I didn't give it much time. I do like the pencil function though.

Title: Re: Multi-track in Sound Forge??
Post by: Myco on August 17, 2009, 04:12:07 PM

Channel Converter in SF9 will mix multi-channel files down Guy.

Title: Re: Multi-track in Sound Forge??
Post by: SClassical on July 04, 2010, 03:34:56 PM

Quote from: OFOTD on August 14, 2009, 12:22:17 PM

SoundForge 9 does have multi-tracking ability in the familiar SF workspace.  What it does not have is the 'render' feature that Wavelab has to render the multi-track mix down to two channels.   There are several different ways in SF9 to get multi down to two but none as a one-click button like in WL.

Does sound forge 10 allow you to do multi-track editing and render the mix down to 2 channels?

Title: Re: Multi-track in Sound Forge??
Post by: SClassical on July 18, 2010, 05:35:43 PM

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Does sound forge 10 allow you to do multi-track editing and render the mix down to 2 channels?
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Anyone know the answer?

Title: Re: Multi-track in Sound Forge??
Post by: capnhook on July 18, 2010, 06:28:40 PM

Viva Audacity!   :D ;D :D

I like being able to make a project with two stereo sources ---

--- timing, leveling and enveloping each source in relation to the other
--- saving the result to a matrix.wav
--- loading the matrix.wav back into the project and solo-ing to check the result for chattiness or overs
--- making alterations to the envelopes to generate a better matrix2.wav (without having to kill the project)

It's free, and really all you need..