Problem with markers not passing over to Sound Forge -ACID Product Family

Subject:Problem with markers not passing over to Sound Forge Posted by: ffr Date:12/13/2001 7:13:13 AM I've noticed this happening, but I don't know why. I record a wav into acid and then I right click on the wav and choose "Edit in audio editor." When I do this Sound Forge pops up and sometimes the wav within Sound Forge has markers for ever whole note and sometimes it doesn't. I would really like those markers to appear ever time I go into Sound Forge from Acid Music because it makes the wav easier to turn into a loop. Does anyone know any specifics on this. I've already read the Help files and searched the forum for and answer and I'm still stumped. Thanks.
Subject:RE: Problem with markers not passing over to Sound Forge Reply by: Ted_H Date:12/13/2001 1:37:37 PM Markers in Sound Forge are region markers, and the markers in Acid are project markers. For this reason, the markers aren't transferrable between the two programs. Ted
Subject:RE: Problem with markers not passing over to Sound Forge Reply by: Iacobus Date:12/13/2001 3:08:01 PM Why not try reversing the process? (Record in Sound Forge, polish it up and then bring it into ACID.) Iacobus
Subject:RE: Problem with markers not passing over to Sound Forge Reply by: Chienworks Date:12/13/2001 4:53:46 PM That makes a lot of sense. Sound Forge really is for recording and editing. Acid isn't really intended for these purposes. I can think of two advantages of recording in Acid though: 1 - if you don't need to edit, it's a one step process 2 - you can hear the rest of your tracks for sync, pitch, tempo, & other artistic purposes while recording.

Subject:Problem with markers not passing over to Sound Forge

Posted by: ffr

Date:12/13/2001 7:13:13 AM

I've noticed this happening, but I don't know why. I record a wav into acid and then I right click on the wav and choose "Edit in audio editor." When I do this Sound Forge pops up and sometimes the wav within Sound Forge has markers for ever whole note and sometimes it doesn't.

I would really like those markers to appear ever time I go into Sound Forge from Acid Music because it makes the wav easier to turn into a loop.

Does anyone know any specifics on this. I've already read the Help files and searched the forum for and answer and I'm still stumped. Thanks.

Subject:RE: Problem with markers not passing over to Sound Forge

Reply by: Ted_H

Date:12/13/2001 1:37:37 PM

Markers in Sound Forge are region markers, and the markers in Acid are project markers. For this reason, the markers aren't transferrable between the two programs.

Ted

Subject:RE: Problem with markers not passing over to Sound Forge

Reply by: Iacobus

Date:12/13/2001 3:08:01 PM

Why not try reversing the process? (Record in Sound Forge, polish it up and then bring it into ACID.)

Iacobus

Subject:RE: Problem with markers not passing over to Sound Forge

Reply by: Chienworks

Date:12/13/2001 4:53:46 PM

That makes a lot of sense. Sound Forge really is for recording and
editing. Acid isn't really intended for these purposes.

I can think of two advantages of recording in Acid though:

1 - if you don't need to edit, it's a one step process
2 - you can hear the rest of your tracks for sync, pitch, tempo, & other
artistic purposes while recording.