Can it be done?
If it can be done, that would be great? Otherwise I'll stick with Audacity for multi.
TIA!
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
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.
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
I couldn't figure out the multi track either. However I didn't give it much time. I do like the pencil function though.
Channel Converter in SF9 will mix multi-channel files down Guy.
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?
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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?
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..