Subject:volume change

Posted by: marko_jelic

Date:3/2/1999 3:10:25 AM

I have ACID and Sound Forge 4.0,when I try to edit acid track in the
sound forge the volume
increases for 3-4dB
anyone!

Subject:Re: volume change

Reply by: studio

Date:3/2/1999 5:34:18 PM

in acid, the fader for that track is probably down a little.
if you move it up to zero, they should be the same volume.

marko_jelic wrote in message
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>I have ACID and Sound Forge 4.0,when I try to edit acid track in the
sound
forge the volume
>increases for 3-4dB
>anyone!

Subject:Re: volume change

Reply by: marko_jelic

Date:3/3/1999 8:34:34 AM

That solved the problem.
Thanks Chuck

Subject:Re: volume change

Reply by: Michelle

Date:3/4/1999 5:43:31 AM

Marko Jelic wrote:
>>I have ACID and Sound Forge 4.0,when I try to edit acid track in
the
>>sound forge the volume
>>increases for 3-4dB
>>anyone!
>>

In my work with ACID I have found that ACID projects saved
as stereo .WAVs are a little lower in volume than the
original .ACD file sounds in ACID, and that ACID projects
saved as mono .WAVs are hotter by a few decibels than the
original .ACD file. "Normalize" in Sound Forge is an
excellent way of even-ing things out.

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Subject:RE: Re: volume change

Reply by: Jacose

Date:8/17/2002 8:39:56 AM

I would suggest using a Dynamics Processer, like Wave hammer or a waves compresser.

wow this topic is 3 years oold sorry lol