HERES ANOTHER QUESTION 4 SOUND FORGE -ACID Product Family

Subject:HERES ANOTHER QUESTION 4 SOUND FORGE Posted by: THEROCK Date:9/24/2001 3:27:34 PM why is it sometimes while adjusting fx parameters i get a dialogue window that comes up and tells me that the program has crashed? is this a fixable bug?
Subject:RE: HERES ANOTHER QUESTION 4 SOUND FORGE Reply by: SonyJennL Date:9/24/2001 6:28:16 PM Could you please give more specific details on what's happening? Such as- all plug-ins or only certain ones, system info, are you getting a crash dump w/ details... Thanks. Jenn
Subject:RE: HERES ANOTHER QUESTION 4 SOUND FORGE Reply by: maninblac4 Date:9/26/2001 9:05:06 AM I have had this happen when I try to use too many effects on a tune, especially if those effects come from programs such as Waves Gold Bundle. Are you putting the effects in as you compose, or are you taking the loop, going to Soundforge, adding the effect, doing a save as, then placing it back in Acid? I think that once you figure out, exactly what you want to do with a particular loop, that it is best to do it with this method. Delete the loop out of your mix, reopen it in Soundforge, add the effects, save as with a different name so as to not override the original loop and then paste it back in Acid. Also are you using these loops straight from a disc or are you saving them to your harddrive as you work on your mix. If you are trying to make changes from loops that haven't been saved as 'embedded' it may affect your ability to alter or change the particular loop. Good luck, if this doesn't work, yes please repost with more details about what you are trying to do. Maninblac4

I have had this happen when I try to use too many effects on a tune, especially if those effects come from programs such as Waves Gold Bundle. Are you putting the effects in as you compose, or are you taking the loop, going to Soundforge, adding the effect, doing a save as, then placing it back in Acid?
I think that once you figure out, exactly what you want to do with a particular loop, that it is best to do it with this method. Delete the loop out of your mix, reopen it in Soundforge, add the effects, save as with a different name so as to not override the original loop and then paste it back in Acid. Also are you using these loops straight from a disc or are you saving them to your harddrive as you work on your mix.
If you are trying to make changes from loops that haven't been saved as 'embedded' it may affect your ability to alter or change the particular loop.
Good luck, if this doesn't work, yes please repost with more details about what you are trying to do.
Maninblac4