Subject:Seamless looping

Posted by: Jazzyday

Date:12/12/2000 3:56:00 PM

Hi all,

I'm trying to create some seamless background loops using
ambient synth pad sounds. I want these to simply repeat
seamlessly for a Flash presentation. For some reason, it
sounds fine in Acid but you hear a pop in SF when the end
of the file loops back to the beginning. I tried placing
the sound clip in Flash and set it to loop. There is a pop
and an empty space when I play it back.. How do I
eliminate these?

Thanks in advance.

Les

Subject:Re: Seamless looping

Reply by: Rednroll

Date:12/13/2000 3:04:00 PM

Under the "Options" menu, put a check next to the "Auto
Snap to Zero", when you create a loop. This should help
correct this problem.

Les Jamieson wrote:
>>Hi all,
>>
>>I'm trying to create some seamless background loops using
>>ambient synth pad sounds. I want these to simply repeat
>>seamlessly for a Flash presentation. For some reason,
it
>>sounds fine in Acid but you hear a pop in SF when the end
>>of the file loops back to the beginning. I tried placing
>>the sound clip in Flash and set it to loop. There is a
pop
>>and an empty space when I play it back.. How do I
>>eliminate these?
>>
>>Thanks in advance.
>>
>>Les

Subject:Re: Seamless looping

Reply by: Jazzyday

Date:12/14/2000 10:39:00 AM

Hi Brian,

I'm using SF XP4.5, which I should have mentioned, and
don't see that feature in the Options menu. Is this in the
full blown version? If so, does this mean XP can't remove
the pop?

Brian Franz wrote:
>>Under the "Options" menu, put a check next to the "Auto
>>Snap to Zero", when you create a loop. This should help
>>correct this problem.
>>
>>Les Jamieson wrote:
>>>>Hi all,
>>>>
>>>>I'm trying to create some seamless background loops
using
>>>>ambient synth pad sounds. I want these to simply
repeat
>>>>seamlessly for a Flash presentation. For some reason,
>>it
>>>>sounds fine in Acid but you hear a pop in SF when the
end
>>>>of the file loops back to the beginning. I tried
placing
>>>>the sound clip in Flash and set it to loop. There is a
>>pop
>>>>and an empty space when I play it back.. How do I
>>>>eliminate these?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks in advance.
>>>>
>>>>Les

Subject:Re: How do I change the audio source in Sound Forge XP 4.5?

Reply by: kenVKayez

Date:1/2/2001 10:13:00 PM

Frank, I saw one other response which may have applied to
you, but here is another. Go to Options, Preferences, then
check the "Wave" tab. You will see separate options for
sound source for both playback and record. Hope this
second response helps you. Vince

Frank Greenhalgh wrote:
>> I wish to be able to change the audio input source to
>>sound forge xp 4.5. How do I do it?
>> I can't find the information in the manual nor in the
>>forums.
>>
>>