Subject:Questions about Sound Forge XP 4.5

Posted by: SOG2000

Date:12/10/2000 12:52:00 AM

I have been trying to record lately on Acid DJ, simply my
voice. It comes out alright, but not what I would want it
to be. My question is whether Sound Forge XP 4.5 would be
my best bet. Also is it easy to take that voice clip and
put it into an Acid Style product? I realize these are
stupid questions, but so am I.

Subject:Re: Questions about Sound Forge XP 4.5

Reply by: garrigus

Date:12/13/2000 5:09:00 PM

Hi George,

Well, Sound Forge would allow you to add some processing
(ie. EQ and compression) to your vocal to make it sound
fuller. But it may just also be that your sound card isn't
providing a good quality signal.

And yes, I believe you should be able to save your vocal
track as a WAV file from Sound Forge and then import that
into ACID.

Best,
Scott

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George Andrea wrote:
>>I have been trying to record lately on Acid DJ, simply my
>>voice. It comes out alright, but not what I would want
it
>>to be. My question is whether Sound Forge XP 4.5 would
be
>>my best bet. Also is it easy to take that voice clip and
>>put it into an Acid Style product? I realize these are
>>stupid questions, but so am I.