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Subject:import .wav files
Posted by: joelpurslow
Date:11/16/2005 9:59:43 AM
hey everyone, i had a quick ques. i am trying to import some .wav files into soundforge but it just wont let me. no error message comes up to say why its just nothing happens when i try to import the file in. i think it is because it is to full of stuff. for example. the bit rate is 4608kps , audio sample size is 24bit, and audio sample rate is 96. and i would change the settings in soundforge but i cant get them in there to change. i was wondering if anyone has any solutions. i think i need to compress them and if so does anyone know what application i should best use. thanks for any help you may gve chow joe |
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Subject:RE: import .wav files
Reply by: Geoff_Wood
Date:11/16/2005 1:34:27 PM
There should be no problem loading 24 bit 96,000KHz stereo wav files into SF. Maybe they are corrupt ? What version SF ? You don't need to compess anything. geoff Message last edited on11/16/2005 1:35:44 PM byGeoff_Wood. |
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Subject:RE: import .wav files
Reply by: joelpurslow
Date:11/16/2005 3:13:54 PM
ive got version 7.0b . for somereason it just wont process through and i pretty sure there not corrupt because they came from a cd created by my own two hands and there all good. i just cant seem to figure it out. other files work with other settings but for some reason these ones that i got on the cd just wont. can i send you one ? |
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Subject:RE: import .wav files
Reply by: Chienworks
Date:11/16/2005 3:28:23 PM
Is it a standard audio CD? Try ripping the files from that CD directly in Sound Forge. Of course, standard audio CD tracks will be 44.1KHz 16 bit. If what you have is an audio CD then i suspect you went through a lot of unnecessary processing to get the files you have now. |
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Subject:RE: import .wav files
Reply by: Geoff_Wood
Date:11/17/2005 3:27:52 AM
How do you get 24 bit 96K files from a CD ? WAVs extracted from a CD can only be 16/44K1/s. Or is it a CD-ROM, in which case what were the files created with ? geoff |
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Subject:RE: import .wav files
Reply by: BobM
Date:11/17/2005 8:44:01 AM
Yeah, if it's an audio CD try extracting the tracks. If not, the you might need to go back to the original software used to create the 24-bit files. BobM |
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Subject:RE: import .wav files
Reply by: joelpurslow
Date:11/17/2005 8:54:30 AM
heres what happened. i am making a small film and i needed french voices so we went to a recording studio and recorded our own voices. then he tweeked them all up and fooled around with them and then sent me the cd with these files on it. it is a cd-r formated disc. the problem is i dont know what software he used. problem so fancy recording software. i just cant figure it out? if i put them in premeire pro they work just perfect but i just cant seem to get them to work in soundforge so that im able to cut them up. its weird. thanks for all the help so far guys joel |
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Subject:RE: import .wav files
Reply by: Chienworks
Date:11/17/2005 9:09:52 AM
Will Premier let you render a WAV file? If so, try doing that, then bring these new WAV files into Sound Forge. |
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Subject:RE: import .wav files
Reply by: joelpurslow
Date:11/17/2005 10:26:44 AM
that worked. thanks so much for ur help i really really appreciate it |