Fade In - Fade Out Script Help? -Sound Forge - Scripting

Subject:Fade In - Fade Out Script Help? Posted by: Spacetaxi Date:12/10/2011 2:29:57 AM I've recently got into batch processing with SF which is so cool! I have over 200 audio tracks that need processing with short fades In/Out - I was wondering if anyone had a script I could fire up? I tried to modify an existing script but I dont know enough about the syntax to combat the error messages I get. So I thought I would ask for help here. Any assistance gratefully received. Thanks.
Subject:RE: Fade In - Fade Out Script Help? Reply by: Spacetaxi Date:12/11/2011 5:32:17 AM OK I've found a suitable work around: I found this very helpful script: http://blog.imphenzia.com/2011/08/12/sound-forge-script-to-create-seamless-loop/ I use the 'Add Markers' script ( ammended to suit my editing needs) - then run the: 'Conver Markers to Regions & Export' script to create my audio preview edits. Then I import all edits and copy & paste to create 3 versions of the edit back to back and then run the 'Seamless Loop' (ammended to suit ) script from Imphenzia.com. Works a charm. Hope this useful. So long!

Subject:Fade In - Fade Out Script Help?

Posted by: Spacetaxi

Date:12/10/2011 2:29:57 AM

I've recently got into batch processing with SF which is so cool! I have over 200 audio tracks that need processing with short fades In/Out - I was wondering if anyone had a script I could fire up?

I tried to modify an existing script but I dont know enough about the syntax to combat the error messages I get. So I thought I would ask for help here.

Any assistance gratefully received.

Thanks.

Subject:RE: Fade In - Fade Out Script Help?

Reply by: Spacetaxi

Date:12/11/2011 5:32:17 AM

OK I've found a suitable work around: I found this very helpful script:
http://blog.imphenzia.com/2011/08/12/sound-forge-script-to-create-seamless-loop/

I use the 'Add Markers' script ( ammended to suit my editing needs) - then run the:
'Conver Markers to Regions & Export' script to create my audio preview edits.
Then I import all edits and copy & paste to create 3 versions of the edit back to back and then run the 'Seamless Loop' (ammended to suit ) script from Imphenzia.com.

Works a charm.

Hope this useful.

So long!