Subject:Newbie Does SF 7 support multitrack recording?

Posted by: taoslvr

Date:2/12/2004 8:20:25 PM

Sorry for the newbie question, but does Sound Forge 7 support recording multiple digital audio tracks layered on top of each other; i.e. strings over piano and drums? Their help and their PDF manual do not seem to list this seemingly essential topic anywhere. I'm using the demo on Windows 2000.

Subject:RE: Newbie Does SF 7 support multitrack recording?

Reply by: drbam

Date:2/12/2004 8:24:04 PM

No. SF is a stereo wave editor - no multitrack recording. For multitracking you need something like Vegas, Sonar, Cubase, ProFools, etc. Download the Vegas demo and try it out.

drbam

Subject:RE: Newbie Does SF 7 support multitrack recording?

Reply by: Iacobus

Date:2/13/2004 11:59:47 AM

"For multitracking you need something like Vegas, Sonar, Cubase, ProFools..."

LOL

Iacobus
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Subject:RE: Newbie Does SF 7 support multitrack recording?

Reply by: wigworld

Date:2/15/2004 5:39:39 AM

Sound Forge used to come with a cut-down version of Vegas (only 8 tracks) which is great for doing multi-tracking. Sony seem to have got rid of that, unfortunately.

Subject:RE: Newbie Does SF 7 support multitrack recording?

Reply by: andy35

Date:2/17/2004 3:58:06 PM

if you want multitrack try www.in-deep.co.uk
look for screenblast acid its a great little softwear pack
regards
andy

Subject:RE: Newbie Does SF 7 support multitrack recording?

Reply by: Chienworks

Date:2/17/2004 5:10:14 PM

Or, you could go to screenblast.com and get Screenblast acid straight from the source.

Better yet though is Vegas. ACID isn't really a multitrack recording application. It can only record one track at a time.