very embarrasing question from a newbie -Sound Forge - PC

Subject:very embarrasing question from a newbie Posted by: missb Date:12/6/2001 4:40:04 AM hi, ive just started using this program, and i cannot work out how to play my piece of music and have the program perform my loop. ive done a sustaining loop for infinite number of times, and it shows on my bar, but when i play it, it just stops at the end. some advice would be greatly appreciated!!! The help section doesnt help me here :( thank you, bianca
Subject:RE: very embarrasing question from a newbie Reply by: MiguelEttema Date:12/6/2001 5:08:58 AM There are three different play buttons in Soundforge: They should be visible at the bottom of the window of your sample. The first plays the sample straight, once, and no more. The second plays the whole file or selected (black) region as a continuous loop. The third plays the sample as a finished sample wave, as would be used by a sample synthesiser, playing the lead-in region, looping region for as long as you define, and then the terminating region. If you define an infinite loop in your sample, clicking this third button once plays the loop; a second click finishes the loop and plays whatever is left of the wave that is not defined as loop. Hope this helps.

Subject:very embarrasing question from a newbie

Posted by: missb

Date:12/6/2001 4:40:04 AM

hi, ive just started using this program, and i cannot work out how to play my piece of music and have the program perform my loop. ive done a sustaining loop for infinite number of times, and it shows on my bar, but when i play it, it just stops at the end. some advice would be greatly appreciated!!! The help section doesnt help me here :(
thank you,
bianca

Subject:RE: very embarrasing question from a newbie

Reply by: MiguelEttema

Date:12/6/2001 5:08:58 AM

There are three different play buttons in Soundforge: They should be visible at the bottom of the window of your sample.
The first plays the sample straight, once, and no more.
The second plays the whole file or selected (black) region as a continuous loop.
The third plays the sample as a finished sample wave, as would be used by a sample synthesiser, playing the lead-in region, looping region for as long as you define, and then the terminating region. If you define an infinite loop in your sample, clicking this third button once plays the loop; a second click finishes the loop and plays whatever is left of the wave that is not defined as loop.

Hope this helps.