Subject:Will Sound Forge support 20 or 24-bit sound???

Posted by: tp

Date:9/24/1999 11:35:00 PM

Will Sound Forge support 20 or 24-bit sound in the future???
Thank you very much.

Subject:Re: Will Sound Forge support 20 or 24-bit sound???

Reply by: singerjohn

Date:9/25/1999 1:40:00 PM

Please please please Sonic Foundry, support 24 bit soon!!!!!!!!
Wavelab makes a crappy but unfortunately necessary complement to the
stunning Vegas Pro.
John Hendricks

andrew wrote:
>>Will Sound Forge support 20 or 24-bit sound in the future???
>>Thank you very much.

Subject:Re: Will Sound Forge support 20 or 24-bit sound???

Reply by: JackField

Date:9/25/1999 3:10:00 PM

Just back from AES in NYC. Sonic Foundry says a 24-bit version of SF
will be available Q1 2000. Finally....

http://masteringlab.home.att.net

andrew wrote:
>>Will Sound Forge support 20 or 24-bit sound in the future???
>>Thank you very much.

Subject:Re: Will Sound Forge support 20 or 24-bit sound???

Reply by: vanceen

Date:9/27/1999 3:50:00 AM

Best news I've heard in a long time. But I already want more...

I wonder if add-ins like Noise Reduction (non DirectX) and Acoustic Mirror will work, or will we have to buy separate upgrades?


Todd Gerard wrote:
>>Just back from AES in NYC. Sonic Foundry says a 24-bit version of SF
>>will be available Q1 2000. Finally....
>>
>>http://masteringlab.home.att.net
>>
>>andrew wrote:
>>>>Will Sound Forge support 20 or 24-bit sound in the future???
>>>>Thank you very much.

Subject:Re: Will Sound Forge support 20 or 24-bit sound???

Reply by: SonicTom

Date:9/27/1999 10:42:00 AM

Our Direct X plug-ins will process 24 bit in SF 5.0. Non-direct
X Noise Reduction should be upgraded to the Direct X version
for 24 bit support.

Tom Hamer
Sonic Foundry

vance erickson wrote:
>>Best news I've heard in a long time. But I already want more...
>>
>>I wonder if add-ins like Noise Reduction (non DirectX) and Acoustic
Mirror will work, or will we have to buy separate upgrades?
>>
>>
>>Todd Gerard wrote:
>>>>Just back from AES in NYC. Sonic Foundry says a 24-bit version of
SF
>>>>will be available Q1 2000. Finally....
>>>>
>>>>http://masteringlab.home.att.net
>>>>
>>>>andrew wrote:
>>>>>>Will Sound Forge support 20 or 24-bit sound in the future???
>>>>>>Thank you very much.

Subject:Re: Will Sound Forge support 20 or 24-bit sound???

Reply by: vanceen

Date:10/1/1999 3:58:00 AM

Thanks, Tom. I bought the Noise Reduction upgrade yesterday. It works
great.

Should Acoustic Mirror work now with Cakewalk 24 bit files? When I
try to use it within Cakewalk on 24 bit files (non-real time), it
manages to crash not only Cakewalk but NT 4.0, requiring a reboot. If
this is normal and will somehow be cleared up when SF 5.0 comes out,
OK, I'll wait...

If not, any ideas what might be going on?

Tom Hamer wrote:
>>Our Direct X plug-ins will process 24 bit in SF 5.0. Non-direct
>>X Noise Reduction should be upgraded to the Direct X version
>>for 24 bit support.
>>
>>Tom Hamer
>>Sonic Foundry
>>
>>vance erickson wrote:
>>>>Best news I've heard in a long time. But I already want more...
>>>>
>>>>I wonder if add-ins like Noise Reduction (non DirectX) and
Acoustic
>>Mirror will work, or will we have to buy separate upgrades?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Todd Gerard wrote:
>>>>>>Just back from AES in NYC. Sonic Foundry says a 24-bit version
of
>>SF
>>>>>>will be available Q1 2000. Finally....
>>>>>>
>>>>>>http://masteringlab.home.att.net
>>>>>>
>>>>>>andrew wrote:
>>>>>>>>Will Sound Forge support 20 or 24-bit sound in the future???
>>>>>>>>Thank you very much.

Subject:Re: Will Sound Forge support 20 or 24-bit sound???

Reply by: Vid_Nut

Date:3/9/2000 11:41:00 AM

I called up tech support one time (4 months ago) and asked them about
that and the guy said that they were working on it, and that the next
version of Sound Forge would support 24-bit files, although he was
not clear when it would be released. It's probably going to be a
while, I'm afraid.

Still, I have 3 Sonic Foundry Direct X plug-ins -- Acoustic Mirror,
Noise Reduction 1.0, and XFX1 -- and they all work fine with 20-
bit/24-bit WAV-files when I use them in Samplitude 2496 and ACID Pro.
Obviously, you have to have a sound-card which supports that bit-
resolution.

my 2 cents worth. :^)
//scott

vance erickson wrote:
>>Thanks, Tom. I bought the Noise Reduction upgrade yesterday. It
works
>>great.
>>
>>Should Acoustic Mirror work now with Cakewalk 24 bit files? When I
>>try to use it within Cakewalk on 24 bit files (non-real time), it
>>manages to crash not only Cakewalk but NT 4.0, requiring a reboot.
If
>>this is normal and will somehow be cleared up when SF 5.0 comes
out,