Help With Muti Track Recording PLEASE!! -Sound Forge - PC

Subject:Help With Muti Track Recording PLEASE!! Posted by: PickleInMyUndies Date:3/31/2002 8:28:45 PM Well Im just tryin to figure out how to record multiple trackes so I can lay down different stuff on the same thing like on n-track studio. Is there something im missing here, I can only seem to do a single track recording. Any info would be just great . I would like to record my vocals while I listen to my guitar that I recorded, is this possible? I sure wish this were easy like n-track. Oy vay.
Subject:RE: Help With Muti Track Recording PLEASE!! Reply by: Iacobus Date:3/31/2002 8:44:43 PM Not to burst your bubble, but Sound Forge is an audio editor, not a multitrack recorder. Vegas is much more suited to that task. Sounds like you just want to arrange what you've recorded into a composition instead of record everything at once? If so, Sound Forge will still help you record a track or take one by one. You'll just need either Vegas and/or ACID (Pro if you want 24-bit) to arrange a project. (All three apps happen to compliment each other.) Regardless, you should have an audio editor like Sound Forge anyway to clean up/tweak/enhance/f--k up your material. HTH, Iacobus
Subject:RE: Help With Muti Track Recording PLEASE!! Reply by: PickleInMyUndies Date:3/31/2002 9:07:10 PM thank you, i was about to go off on this damm thing. well looks like ill have to get one of these programs. Thanks alot you just saved me alot of frustration.
Subject:RE: Help With Muti Track Recording PLEASE!! Reply by: Chienworks Date:3/31/2002 9:53:43 PM If you have the full version of Sound Forge 5 (not the XP Studio version), then you're also eligible for a free license for Vegas Audio LE 2.0. You can download it from the same page where you downloaded Sound Forge 5. VA LE is limited to 8 tracks, but that's still plenty to get your feet wet.
Subject:RE: Help With Muti Track Recording PLEASE!! Reply by: Iacobus Date:4/1/2002 1:06:43 PM Thanks for pointing that out, Chienworks. I forgot to mention that. Definitely a great way to get familiar with Vegas. Iacobus

Subject:Help With Muti Track Recording PLEASE!!

Date:3/31/2002 8:28:45 PM

Well Im just tryin to figure out how to record multiple trackes so I can lay down different stuff on the same thing like on n-track studio. Is there something im missing here, I can only seem to do a single track recording. Any info would be just great . I would like to record my vocals while I listen to my guitar that I recorded, is this possible? I sure wish this were easy like n-track. Oy vay.

Subject:RE: Help With Muti Track Recording PLEASE!!

Reply by: Iacobus

Date:3/31/2002 8:44:43 PM

Not to burst your bubble, but Sound Forge is an audio editor, not a multitrack recorder. Vegas is much more suited to that task.

Sounds like you just want to arrange what you've recorded into a composition instead of record everything at once? If so, Sound Forge will still help you record a track or take one by one. You'll just need either Vegas and/or ACID (Pro if you want 24-bit) to arrange a project. (All three apps happen to compliment each other.)

Regardless, you should have an audio editor like Sound Forge anyway to clean up/tweak/enhance/f--k up your material.

HTH,
Iacobus

Subject:RE: Help With Muti Track Recording PLEASE!!

Reply by: PickleInMyUndies

Date:3/31/2002 9:07:10 PM

thank you, i was about to go off on this damm thing. well looks like ill have to get one of these programs. Thanks alot you just saved me alot of frustration.

Subject:RE: Help With Muti Track Recording PLEASE!!

Reply by: Chienworks

Date:3/31/2002 9:53:43 PM

If you have the full version of Sound Forge 5 (not the XP Studio version), then you're also eligible for a free license for Vegas Audio LE 2.0. You can download it from the same page where you downloaded Sound Forge 5. VA LE is limited to 8 tracks, but that's still plenty to get your feet wet.

Subject:RE: Help With Muti Track Recording PLEASE!!

Reply by: Iacobus

Date:4/1/2002 1:06:43 PM

Thanks for pointing that out, Chienworks. I forgot to mention that. Definitely a great way to get familiar with Vegas.

Iacobus