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Sound Forge Help

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2337lover

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I remember someone mentioning that you can spilt large .wav's into individual tracks via sound forge.

How would one do this?

Thanks.
 
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Chiclet

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I don't know about soundforge... but with SAW I just cut and pasted from the original to a new sound file. That way if it's a continuous mix, the separations are accurate.
 
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Chiclet

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It's a crappy audio editing software, lol.

Anyways, if Soundforge is anything like SAW or Cooledit, you should be able to highlight the track you want, cut it, and paste it to a new file... and save it.
 
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[- FuNKtiOn -]

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yeah, simply open the whole .wav file and just hilight what you want, copy it, open a new file, paste it in, and save.
then delete the part that you created a new track of.
 
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SlipperyPete

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I used to have Sound Forge on my old PC with a component called "CD Architect" -- with that you could take a big .wav file (i.e. a set or whatever) and insert track breaks wherever you wanted. When I moved things to this PC, I lost the program (never had the original...) -- and my searches for this component keep coming up empty.

I'm now using Feurio -- does the same thing, with a cleaner interface and it's a lot simpler to master the learning curve on it.

http://www.feurio.com/English/Download/

Hope that helps
 
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OTIS

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Sonic foundry has a soundforge plugin called CD architect, which enables you to splice with markers and burn right from the software... it worked amazinly well and i loved it. But it didn't work in windows 2k when I upgraded it.


Don't cut and paste your tunes to split them.. that's a waste of time.

Just use nero, select audio CD, import your wav file, right click on it, go to properties, index splits & limits, and do your work there.

Once you spliced your file, select all the individual tracks it has split your wav into, right click, properties, and change the 2 second gap to 0.

Burn away.
 
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AshG

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Originally posted by SlipperyPete
I used to have Sound Forge on my old PC with a component called "CD Architect" -- with that you could take a big .wav file (i.e. a set or whatever) and insert track breaks wherever you wanted. When I moved things to this PC, I lost the program (never had the original...) -- and my searches for this component keep coming up empty.

I'm now using Feurio -- does the same thing, with a cleaner interface and it's a lot simpler to master the learning curve on it.

http://www.feurio.com/English/Download/

Hope that helps
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Not my thread but thanks for the advice.
I've downloaded Feurio but I don't see where I can drop track markers... or am i just being obtuse?
I suspect obtusity.
Still, your help here would be appreciated.
thanks.
 
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SlipperyPete

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Thanks Rob, but Feurio does everything I want it to

Ash:

Open the CD Manager
You'll see an explorer window on the left, and 2 panes on the right
In the top pane, click "New" -- name it whatever you want
Then click "Add wave file" - choose the source file(s) (.wav or .mp3)
That opens a new dialogue -- "add files" for whatever you want (you'll want to extract .mp3s, it makes editing faster)

Then click on 'track editor' in the bottom right corner, this opens a new window.
Use ctrl-t to drop in track markers.

Hit OK when you're done, that returns you to the Manager window. Burn from there.
 
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Bass-Invader

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just listen to your giant waveform, and press 'M' wherever you want a track break.
then convert markers to regions
tools->extract regions.
 
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