how to quickly normalize 800 sound files? -Sound Forge - PC

Subject:how to quickly normalize 800 sound files? Posted by: jolierenee Date:12/4/1999 1:10:00 PM I have 800+ sound files which unfortunately were not all recorded at the same volumes. I need to 'normalize' them (I guess that's the right term) such that they all have the same volume characteristic. What is the best and quickest way to accomplish this with Sound Forge 4? Thanks for comments.
Subject:Re: how to quickly normalize 800 sound files? Reply by: SonicOtherTed Date:12/4/1999 5:03:00 PM Since you're using 4.0, you would need the Batch Converter plug-in, if you can still find a copy, which might be hard since its an older product. Sound Forge 4.5 includes the Batch Converter and Spectral Analysis plugins. There is an upgrade available for your copy, you can either hit the Products page on this website, or call Customer Service for more details and to order. Hope this helps, The Thump Jolie Renee wrote: >>I have 800+ sound files which unfortunately were not all >>recorded at the same volumes. I need to 'normalize' them (I >>guess that's the right term) such that they all have the >>same volume characteristic. What is the best and quickest >>way to accomplish this with Sound Forge 4? >>Thanks for comments.
Subject:Re: how to quickly normalize 800 sound files? Reply by: jolierenee Date:12/17/1999 9:20:00 AM Thanks. I bought the 4.5 upgrade & that will do the trick! - Jolie The_Thump wrote: >>Since you're using 4.0, you would need the Batch Converter plug-in, >>if you can still find a copy, which might be hard since its an older >>product. Sound Forge 4.5 includes the Batch Converter and Spectral >>Analysis plugins. There is an upgrade available for your copy, you >>can either hit the Products page on this website, or call Customer >>Service for more details and to order. >>Hope this helps, >>The Thump >> >>Jolie Renee wrote: >>>>I have 800+ sound files which unfortunately were not all >>>>recorded at the same volumes. I need to 'normalize' them (I >>>>guess that's the right term) such that they all have the >>>>same volume characteristic. What is the best and quickest >>>>way to accomplish this with Sound Forge 4? >>>>Thanks for comments.

Subject:how to quickly normalize 800 sound files?

Posted by: jolierenee

Date:12/4/1999 1:10:00 PM

I have 800+ sound files which unfortunately were not all
recorded at the same volumes. I need to 'normalize' them (I
guess that's the right term) such that they all have the
same volume characteristic. What is the best and quickest
way to accomplish this with Sound Forge 4?
Thanks for comments.

Subject:Re: how to quickly normalize 800 sound files?

Reply by: SonicOtherTed

Date:12/4/1999 5:03:00 PM

Since you're using 4.0, you would need the Batch Converter plug-in,
if you can still find a copy, which might be hard since its an older
product. Sound Forge 4.5 includes the Batch Converter and Spectral
Analysis plugins. There is an upgrade available for your copy, you
can either hit the Products page on this website, or call Customer
Service for more details and to order.
Hope this helps,
The Thump

Jolie Renee wrote:
>>I have 800+ sound files which unfortunately were not all
>>recorded at the same volumes. I need to 'normalize' them (I
>>guess that's the right term) such that they all have the
>>same volume characteristic. What is the best and quickest
>>way to accomplish this with Sound Forge 4?
>>Thanks for comments.

Subject:Re: how to quickly normalize 800 sound files?

Reply by: jolierenee

Date:12/17/1999 9:20:00 AM

Thanks. I bought the 4.5 upgrade & that will do the trick!
- Jolie

The_Thump wrote:
>>Since you're using 4.0, you would need the Batch Converter plug-in,
>>if you can still find a copy, which might be hard since its an older
>>product. Sound Forge 4.5 includes the Batch Converter and Spectral
>>Analysis plugins. There is an upgrade available for your copy, you
>>can either hit the Products page on this website, or call Customer
>>Service for more details and to order.
>>Hope this helps,
>>The Thump
>>
>>Jolie Renee wrote:
>>>>I have 800+ sound files which unfortunately were not all
>>>>recorded at the same volumes. I need to 'normalize' them (I
>>>>guess that's the right term) such that they all have the
>>>>same volume characteristic. What is the best and quickest
>>>>way to accomplish this with Sound Forge 4?
>>>>Thanks for comments.