Subject:Automatically spitting tracks at silence

Posted by: Specktor

Date:4/7/2000 7:58:00 AM

If I record my vinyl to a WAV can I automatically create
seperate WAV files in SF rather than cutting-to-new and
saving?
Using silent periods as the split / track marker would do
OK - except for live concept albums?
I know this can be done in Adaptecs Spin Doctor
Also, where can I get hold of a manual for SF and
CDArchitect?

Cheers

Bob

Subject:Re: Automatically spitting tracks at silence

Reply by: ATP

Date:4/7/2000 10:00:00 AM

I believe you have an option for this in SF's Record menu. You should
be able to select "Create a new window for each take" in the Mode
drop-down menu.

You can also select "Multiple takes creating regions" which will
still put all the songs in one big (temporary) file, but instead of
saving this one file you can extract the regions to your HD
using 'Extract Regions' in the Tools menu. Then you can safely close
the big file and choose NOT to save it (for you'll already have the
seperate regions extracted). This is how I usually record entire
vinyl records.

Hope I've explained this correctly ;-)
ATP


Bob Tolson wrote:
>>If I record my vinyl to a WAV can I automatically create
>>seperate WAV files in SF rather than cutting-to-new and
>>saving?
>>Using silent periods as the split / track marker would do
>>OK - except for live concept albums?
>>I know this can be done in Adaptecs Spin Doctor
>>Also, where can I get hold of a manual for SF and
>>CDArchitect?
>>
>>Cheers
>>
>>Bob

Subject:Cant find the options

Reply by: Specktor

Date:4/12/2000 1:55:00 PM

Many thanks - sounds ideal, however - on my Mode drop down I only get
the option to MULTIPLE TAKES, AUTOMATIC RETAKE or PUNCH IN--- am I
missing somthing?
I am using SF XP 4.5, ver 4.5d build 321

Thanks
Bob

ATP wrote:
>>I believe you have an option for this in SF's Record menu. You
should
>>be able to select "Create a new window for each take" in the Mode
>>drop-down menu.
>>
>>You can also select "Multiple takes creating regions" which will
>>still put all the songs in one big (temporary) file, but instead of
>>saving this one file you can extract the regions to your HD
>>using 'Extract Regions' in the Tools menu. Then you can safely
close
>>the big file and choose NOT to save it (for you'll already have the
>>seperate regions extracted). This is how I usually record entire
>>vinyl records.
>>
>>Hope I've explained this correctly ;-)
>>ATP
>>
>>
>>Bob Tolson wrote:
>>>>If I record my vinyl to a WAV can I automatically create
>>>>seperate WAV files in SF rather than cutting-to-new and
>>>>saving?
>>>>Using silent periods as the split / track marker would do
>>>>OK - except for live concept albums?
>>>>I know this can be done in Adaptecs Spin Doctor
>>>>Also, where can I get hold of a manual for SF and
>>>>CDArchitect?
>>>>
>>>>Cheers
>>>>
>>>>Bob

Subject:Re: Cant find the options

Reply by: ATP

Date:4/14/2000 8:45:00 AM

Ah...XP...
I'm sorry to admit that i have little to no experience with XP. I'm
using Sound Forge 4.5 myself and i know i DO have those options
listed.
The only advice (if that's what you can call it) i can give you is to
get yourself the regular SF and use that to do your recording...

sorry, and good luck.
ATP

Bob Tolson wrote:
>>Many thanks - sounds ideal, however - on my Mode drop down I only
get
>>the option to MULTIPLE TAKES, AUTOMATIC RETAKE or PUNCH IN--- am I
>>missing somthing?
>>I am using SF XP 4.5, ver 4.5d build 321
>>
>>Thanks
>>Bob
>>
>>ATP wrote:
>>>>I believe you have an option for this in SF's Record menu. You
>>should
>>>>be able to select "Create a new window for each take" in the Mode
>>>>drop-down menu.
>>>>
>>>>You can also select "Multiple takes creating regions" which will
>>>>still put all the songs in one big (temporary) file, but instead
of
>>>>saving this one file you can extract the regions to your HD
>>>>using 'Extract Regions' in the Tools menu. Then you can safely
>>close
>>>>the big file and choose NOT to save it (for you'll already have
the
>>>>seperate regions extracted). This is how I usually record entire
>>>>vinyl records.
>>>>
>>>>Hope I've explained this correctly ;-)
>>>>ATP
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Bob Tolson wrote:
>>>>>>If I record my vinyl to a WAV can I automatically create
>>>>>>seperate WAV files in SF rather than cutting-to-new and
>>>>>>saving?
>>>>>>Using silent periods as the split / track marker would do
>>>>>>OK - except for live concept albums?
>>>>>>I know this can be done in Adaptecs Spin Doctor
>>>>>>Also, where can I get hold of a manual for SF and
>>>>>>CDArchitect?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Cheers
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Bob