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Subject:Acid Pro/SoundForge Vocoder? Posted by: naes Date:3/30/2001 6:25:20 PM Is there a vocoder tool that comes with Acid Pro (or SoundForge XP)? Basically I want to record my lyrics and then run them through a vocoder to achieve something like Console's Fourteen-Zero-Zero or Eiffel 65's songs. If there is nothing like this included, does anyone know of a free program that will do this; perhaps CSound? Thanks in advance.
Subject:RE: Acid Pro/SoundForge Vocoder? Reply by: hsh Date:3/31/2001 1:04:27 PM There are a ton of direct x plugins out there to choose from. There is a company called FXpansion that has a vocoder plugin, although you may want to check with sonic foundry if you have any questions on compatibility with soundforge XP. You can check out their web site at http://www.fxpansion.com/, or you can look for other direct x plug ins at www.hitsquad.com. I must say though, that I can not guarantee how the sonic foundry products will react to some of the 3rd party plugins out there. And I don't know what their (sonic foundry) stance on using third party plug ins is. So be careful.
Subject:RE: Acid Pro/SoundForge Vocoder? Reply by: nlamartina Date:4/1/2001 1:36:52 PM Sound Forge 4.5, Sound Forge 5, Vegas Video, Vegas Audio, Vegas Pro, Acid Pro 2, and Acid Pro 3 will accept ANY DirectX-compliant effect (I have yet to find one that doesn't work). There are no legal stipulations concerning the use of 3rd-party plugins. They won't void your software. Sonic Foundry has no problem with their use. Nick LaMartina
Subject:RE: Acid Pro/SoundForge Vocoder? Reply by: ramone Date:4/2/2001 7:16:59 AM I don't think sound forge xp will recognize plug-ins, except for certain ones made by sf. check the product page on this site
Subject:RE: Acid Pro/SoundForge Vocoder? Reply by: nlamartina Date:4/2/2001 3:15:36 PM Sound Forge XP only supports ExpressFX 1 and 2, not XFX 1/2/3, Acoustic Mirror, or Noise Reduction. Like I mentioned in the previous post, only pro-level SF products accept all DirectX effects. Nick LaMartina

Subject:Acid Pro/SoundForge Vocoder?

Posted by: naes

Date:3/30/2001 6:25:20 PM

Is there a vocoder tool that comes with Acid Pro (or
SoundForge XP)? Basically I want to record my lyrics and
then run them through a vocoder to achieve something like
Console's Fourteen-Zero-Zero or Eiffel 65's songs. If
there is nothing like this included, does anyone know of a
free program that will do this; perhaps CSound?

Thanks in advance.

Subject:RE: Acid Pro/SoundForge Vocoder?

Reply by: hsh

Date:3/31/2001 1:04:27 PM

There are a ton of direct x plugins out there to choose
from. There is a company called FXpansion that has a
vocoder plugin, although you may want to check with sonic
foundry if you have any questions on compatibility with
soundforge XP. You can check out their web site at
http://www.fxpansion.com/, or you can look for other direct
x plug ins at www.hitsquad.com. I must say though, that I
can not guarantee how the sonic foundry products will react
to some of the 3rd party plugins out there. And I don't
know what their (sonic foundry) stance on using third party
plug ins is. So be careful.

Subject:RE: Acid Pro/SoundForge Vocoder?

Reply by: nlamartina

Date:4/1/2001 1:36:52 PM

Sound Forge 4.5, Sound Forge 5, Vegas Video, Vegas Audio,
Vegas Pro, Acid Pro 2, and Acid Pro 3 will accept ANY
DirectX-compliant effect (I have yet to find one that
doesn't work). There are no legal stipulations concerning
the use of 3rd-party plugins. They won't void your
software. Sonic Foundry has no problem with their use.

Nick LaMartina

Subject:RE: Acid Pro/SoundForge Vocoder?

Reply by: ramone

Date:4/2/2001 7:16:59 AM

I don't think sound forge xp will recognize plug-ins,
except for certain ones made by sf. check the product page
on this site

Subject:RE: Acid Pro/SoundForge Vocoder?

Reply by: nlamartina

Date:4/2/2001 3:15:36 PM

Sound Forge XP only supports ExpressFX 1 and 2, not XFX
1/2/3, Acoustic Mirror, or Noise Reduction. Like I
mentioned in the previous post, only pro-level SF products
accept all DirectX effects.

Nick LaMartina