Copy regions from different files to a new one? -Sound Forge - PC

Subject:Copy regions from different files to a new one? Posted by: Schneid Date:4/12/1999 5:32:58 AM Hi all, last week we have install Sound Forge 4.5 for analyzing some focus groups. Now we have some files with important information, which we have marked. Now we want to create a new file with some regions from the different files. How can we do this? We try it with Batch converter, conversation settings, use plus-ins, precess, resample ... But there are not the regions in the list. Is there another possibility to solve the problem? Thanks in advance. Greetings Michael
Subject:Re: Copy regions from different files to a new one? Reply by: slappy Date:8/23/1999 9:38:00 PM gotta do it by hand! :-( but try using your playlist to consolidate the regions you want to keep for the final file. Then use the convert to new option in the playlist/cutlist menu (under special)to make new files without the regions you dont want. You can then just copy and paste entire files. (You can go right from one file to another by hand - but doing it this way is alot less ctrl+c ctrl+v'ing) its also a good idea to name your regiond something other than 1,2 , etc unless you keep and ongoing count from file to file. slappy Michael Schneid wrote: >>Hi all, >> >>last week we have install Sound Forge 4.5 for analyzing >>some focus groups. Now we have some files with important >>information, which we have marked. Now we want to create a >>new file with some regions from the different files. >>How can we do this? We try it with Batch converter, >>conversation settings, use plus-ins, precess, resample ... >>But there are not the regions in the list. >>Is there another possibility to solve the problem? >> >>Thanks in advance. >>Greetings >> >>Michael >> >>

gotta do it by hand! :-(

but try using your playlist to consolidate the regions you want to
keep for the final file.
Then use the convert to new option in the playlist/cutlist menu (under
special)to make new files without the regions you dont want.

You can then just copy and paste entire files.

(You can go right from one file to another by hand - but doing it this
way is alot less ctrl+c ctrl+v'ing)

its also a good idea to name your regiond something other than 1,2 ,
etc unless you keep and ongoing count from file to file.

slappy

Michael Schneid wrote:
>>Hi all,
>>
>>last week we have install Sound Forge 4.5 for analyzing
>>some focus groups. Now we have some files with important
>>information, which we have marked. Now we want to create a
>>new file with some regions from the different files.
>>How can we do this? We try it with Batch converter,
>>conversation settings, use plus-ins, precess, resample ...
>>But there are not the regions in the list.
>>Is there another possibility to solve the problem?
>>
>>Thanks in advance.
>>Greetings
>>
>>Michael
>>
>>