Sound Forge 24 bits support, when? -Sound Forge - PC

Subject:Sound Forge 24 bits support, when? Posted by: ramallo Date:6/5/2000 8:21:00 PM The topic is the question, when?. Any plans?, or, discontinued the SF? Regards Please SonicFoundry Team, reply me.
Subject:Re: Sound Forge 24 bits support, when? Reply by: emorbius Date:6/9/2000 12:50:00 PM Jesus Ramallo wrote: >>The topic is the question, when?. Any plans?, or, >>discontinued the SF? >>Regards >> >>Please SonicFoundry Team, reply me. Looking at the deluge of new products that they've released the last year while they continue to serenely ignore the obsolecense of SF 4.5 utterly amazes me. I think they're going to release a program analyzing the acoustic responses of concrete to truck tires before they update Sound Forge. I still like the interface better then Wave Lab and I still use SF at times but I find myself using it less and less. Not even considering the lack of 24 bit capability the cutting and editing is so S-L-O-W compare to wavelab. this isn't a knock on 4.5 as it was really great when it came out. However it seems to me Sonic Foundry just has other interests and don't seem to care much about the people who started out with them. In all the razzle-dazzle editing and processing functions of today I still need a two track editing system and 4.5 just isn't cutting it much anymore. Bob

Jesus Ramallo wrote:
>>The topic is the question, when?. Any plans?, or,
>>discontinued the SF?
>>Regards
>>
>>Please SonicFoundry Team, reply me.

Looking at the deluge of new products that they've released the
last year while they continue to serenely ignore the obsolecense of
SF 4.5 utterly amazes me. I think they're going to release a program
analyzing the acoustic responses of concrete to truck tires before
they update Sound Forge. I still like the interface better then Wave
Lab and I still use SF at times but I find myself using it less and
less. Not even considering the lack of 24 bit capability the cutting
and editing is so S-L-O-W compare to wavelab. this isn't a knock on
4.5 as it was really great when it came out. However it seems to me
Sonic Foundry just has other interests and don't seem to care much
about the people who started out with them. In all the razzle-dazzle
editing and processing functions of today I still need a two track
editing system and 4.5 just isn't cutting it much anymore.

Bob