Subject:Can You Multitrack record???

Posted by: beyotch

Date:3/8/2003 7:36:34 PM

I'm at my friend's house using this program, and i don't see anyway to record more then a single track, anyone know how to do it? or does this program really suck that much!

Subject:RE: Can You Multitrack record???

Reply by: Chienworks

Date:3/8/2003 8:04:52 PM

SoundForge is a single stereo/mono track program. Take a look at Vegas if you want to do multitracking.

http://www.sonicfoundry.com/products/vegasfamily.asp

Subject:RE: Can You Multitrack record???

Reply by: stusy

Date:3/8/2003 9:24:05 PM

Acid 4's not too shabby for that either, and I believe both vegas 3 and 4 go for the same low price at Academic Superstore "beyotch"...you sound sophmoric, so check it out...

Subject:RE: Can You Multitrack record???

Reply by: beyotch

Date:3/9/2003 7:11:47 PM

well....i've used N'Track forever which does everything I need it to do, but my friend had SoundForge and she wants to record her guitars seperate from vocals, i'll just get her on my program. thanks

Subject:RE: Can You Multitrack record???

Reply by: Geoff_Wood

Date:3/9/2003 9:10:06 PM

Like, MS Word wouldn't be the appropriate thing to do multi-track recording either. Use what ever suits you, but don't slag off SoundForge because what you actually need is something completely different.

Good luck.

geoff

Subject:RE: Can You Multitrack record???

Reply by: MarkWWWW

Date:3/10/2003 7:56:23 AM

Sound Forge itself is intended as an editor, and doesn't allow you to record multiple channels simultaneously.

But I think all recent versions of SF have cone with Vegas LE which is a lite version of Vegas, a multichannel audio (and video) app. Using Vegas LE you should be able to record multiple audio tracks simultaneously.

Subject:RE: Can You Multitrack record???

Reply by: Geoff_Wood

Date:3/10/2003 2:39:57 PM

Well, to split hairs, SoundForge does allow multiple channel recording - a maximum of 2 channels to be precise !

;-)

geoff