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Subject:Tools not appearing Posted by: Stevebol Date:4/6/2011 2:19:35 PM I'm using Soundforge 9 and some tools aren't working. Click and Crackle Remover Clipped Peak Restoration Audio Restoration Any ideas?
Subject:RE: Tools not appearing Reply by: rraud Date:4/6/2011 5:33:55 PM Can you be more specific. Not appearing or 'appearing' but not working? If this is SF-9, (not Audio Studio) those are part of the NR-2, noise reduction plug-in package. It may not be installed or was inadvertently uninstalled, as is known to happen sometimes when uninstalling other SCS apps. If 'not working' specify File types/format, length, ect. Do other plug-ins work normally? Are the Wet and Dry parameters set in the plug-in window's "More" tab. for instance Wet= 0.00 Dry= -Inf.
Subject:RE: Tools not appearing Reply by: Stevebol Date:4/9/2011 2:58:24 AM I'm using SF-9. When I try to use the click and crackle remover I get nothing. No screen appears. I tried different files-wave, Mp3. It works on my other system. I'd like to avoid having to reinstall because I have so many VST plugins. Everything is working except the second group from the top under Tools. I never tried the audio restoration or noise reduction before but I've used the click and crackle remover before.
Subject:RE: Tools not appearing Reply by: rraud Date:4/9/2011 6:47:02 AM Are the NR plug-ins greyed-out in the "Tools" menu? Have you tried accessing them though the plug-in chainer. I believe the "Tools> Audio Restoration" process is not part of the NR-2 plug-in suite, which is a separate download, and in some cases must be installed separately. Try installing or re-installing just the NR-2 plug-in suite... which by-the-way are 'Direct X' plug-ins. (not a VST ) Even if you do uninstall/reinstall SF9, that should not remove your VST plugs, which are *.dll files and normally in a separate "VST" and/or "Steinberg VST" folder in "Program files". Addendum: You could also just copy your VST folder(s) to a separate drive if you're real paranoid. (I wish I had done that a few years ago when my OS drive sh-t-da-bed. Message last edited on4/9/2011 6:58:44 AM byrraud.

Subject:Tools not appearing

Posted by: Stevebol

Date:4/6/2011 2:19:35 PM

I'm using Soundforge 9 and some tools aren't working.
Click and Crackle Remover
Clipped Peak Restoration
Audio Restoration

Any ideas?

Subject:RE: Tools not appearing

Reply by: rraud

Date:4/6/2011 5:33:55 PM

Can you be more specific. Not appearing or 'appearing' but not working? If this is SF-9, (not Audio Studio) those are part of the NR-2, noise reduction plug-in package. It may not be installed or was inadvertently uninstalled, as is known to happen sometimes when uninstalling other SCS apps.

If 'not working' specify File types/format, length, ect. Do other plug-ins work normally?
Are the Wet and Dry parameters set in the plug-in window's "More" tab. for instance Wet= 0.00 Dry= -Inf.

Subject:RE: Tools not appearing

Reply by: Stevebol

Date:4/9/2011 2:58:24 AM

I'm using SF-9. When I try to use the click and crackle remover I get nothing. No screen appears. I tried different files-wave, Mp3. It works on my other system.
I'd like to avoid having to reinstall because I have so many VST plugins. Everything is working except the second group from the top under Tools. I never tried the audio restoration or noise reduction before but I've used the click and crackle remover before.

Subject:RE: Tools not appearing

Reply by: rraud

Date:4/9/2011 6:47:02 AM

Are the NR plug-ins greyed-out in the "Tools" menu? Have you tried accessing them though the plug-in chainer. I believe the "Tools> Audio Restoration" process is not part of the NR-2 plug-in suite, which is a separate download, and in some cases must be installed separately.
Try installing or re-installing just the NR-2 plug-in suite... which by-the-way are 'Direct X' plug-ins. (not a VST ) Even if you do uninstall/reinstall SF9, that should not remove your VST plugs, which are *.dll files and normally in a separate "VST" and/or "Steinberg VST" folder in "Program files".

Addendum: You could also just copy your VST folder(s) to a separate drive if you're real paranoid. (I wish I had done that a few years ago when my OS drive sh-t-da-bed.

Message last edited on4/9/2011 6:58:44 AM byrraud.