What's missing from Sound Forge XP? -Sound Forge - PC

Subject:What's missing from Sound Forge XP? Posted by: Caiwyn Date:6/5/2000 8:22:00 PM Okay, much like my last post about what's missing from the Sound Forge Demo... I want to know, what's missing from Sound Forge XP? What does the full version of Sound Forge provide that XP doesn't? I can't find this specific info on the website. Most particularly I want to know whether the "resample" and "normalize" processes are improved by getting the full version. If not, I'll stick with XP. Anybody know?
Subject:Re: What's missing from Sound Forge XP? Reply by: Sonic Date:6/6/2000 1:08:00 PM You're OK with XP. The full version of Sound Forge offers things like: - DirectX plugin support (XP 4.5 supports only our ExpressFX) - built-in Batch Converter - built-in Spectrum Analysis tool - Midi triggering and MTC sync - more SaveAs file formats available to name a few, but you can stick with XP resample/normalize. Regards, Jason. Scott Weber wrote: >>Okay, much like my last post about what's missing from the >>Sound Forge Demo... I want to know, what's missing from >>Sound Forge XP? What does the full version of Sound Forge >>provide that XP doesn't? I can't find this specific info on >>the website. >> >>Most particularly I want to know whether the "resample" >>and "normalize" processes are improved by getting the full >>version. If not, I'll stick with XP. Anybody know?
Subject:Re: What's missing from Sound Forge XP? Reply by: Shaun Date:9/12/2000 10:55:00 AM I'd like to see XP include DirectX support in the next release. Jason VandeKieft wrote: >>You're OK with XP. The full version of Sound Forge offers things >>like: >> - DirectX plugin support (XP 4.5 supports only our ExpressFX) >> - built-in Batch Converter >> - built-in Spectrum Analysis tool >> - Midi triggering and MTC sync >> - more SaveAs file formats available >> >>to name a few, but you can stick with XP resample/normalize. >> >>Regards, >>Jason. >> >>Scott Weber wrote: >>>>Okay, much like my last post about what's missing from the >>>>Sound Forge Demo... I want to know, what's missing from >>>>Sound Forge XP? What does the full version of Sound Forge >>>>provide that XP doesn't? I can't find this specific info on >>>>the website. >>>> >>>>Most particularly I want to know whether the "resample" >>>>and "normalize" processes are improved by getting the full >>>>version. If not, I'll stick with XP. Anybody know?

Subject:What's missing from Sound Forge XP?

Posted by: Caiwyn

Date:6/5/2000 8:22:00 PM

Okay, much like my last post about what's missing from the
Sound Forge Demo... I want to know, what's missing from
Sound Forge XP? What does the full version of Sound Forge
provide that XP doesn't? I can't find this specific info on
the website.

Most particularly I want to know whether the "resample"
and "normalize" processes are improved by getting the full
version. If not, I'll stick with XP. Anybody know?

Subject:Re: What's missing from Sound Forge XP?

Reply by: Sonic

Date:6/6/2000 1:08:00 PM

You're OK with XP. The full version of Sound Forge offers things
like:
- DirectX plugin support (XP 4.5 supports only our ExpressFX)
- built-in Batch Converter
- built-in Spectrum Analysis tool
- Midi triggering and MTC sync
- more SaveAs file formats available

to name a few, but you can stick with XP resample/normalize.

Regards,
Jason.

Scott Weber wrote:
>>Okay, much like my last post about what's missing from the
>>Sound Forge Demo... I want to know, what's missing from
>>Sound Forge XP? What does the full version of Sound Forge
>>provide that XP doesn't? I can't find this specific info on
>>the website.
>>
>>Most particularly I want to know whether the "resample"
>>and "normalize" processes are improved by getting the full
>>version. If not, I'll stick with XP. Anybody know?

Subject:Re: What's missing from Sound Forge XP?

Reply by: Shaun

Date:9/12/2000 10:55:00 AM

I'd like to see XP include DirectX support in the next release.

Jason VandeKieft wrote:
>>You're OK with XP. The full version of Sound Forge offers things
>>like:
>> - DirectX plugin support (XP 4.5 supports only our ExpressFX)
>> - built-in Batch Converter
>> - built-in Spectrum Analysis tool
>> - Midi triggering and MTC sync
>> - more SaveAs file formats available
>>
>>to name a few, but you can stick with XP resample/normalize.
>>
>>Regards,
>>Jason.
>>
>>Scott Weber wrote:
>>>>Okay, much like my last post about what's missing from the
>>>>Sound Forge Demo... I want to know, what's missing from
>>>>Sound Forge XP? What does the full version of Sound Forge
>>>>provide that XP doesn't? I can't find this specific info on
>>>>the website.
>>>>
>>>>Most particularly I want to know whether the "resample"
>>>>and "normalize" processes are improved by getting the full
>>>>version. If not, I'll stick with XP. Anybody know?