Hey there all. I'm new to this sort of stuff and i jus wondered if i could have a little advice. I'm using Sony soundforge 7 and say when i try record something from a CD or windows media player it sounds really quiet when i play it back either in soundforge or in windows mp. it seems to help if i turn my speakers up to full but its still to quiet.

Sony Sound Forge - what do people think of it?

Just wondering if anybody uses Sonic Foundry ACID/SOUND FORGE (recently bought over by SONY)? I use it on my DAW and I think it works well (for what I need). Anybody have any opinions?

- NICK (CAPE COD, MA)

When i read people saying try rolling off a "blah" freq do i do that on computer (sound forge 7.0)? if so where in sound forge?

sorry for the horrible question but you have to start somewhere

thanks a lot in advance

hello, I was wondering what you all do with it.
I know its used for editing waves, but I would like to know excatly what you can do with it and why not use the editing tools that comes with in the software like Logic. Pro Tools etc.

And is there any god tutorials on the web about SoundForge?

Wanna know if its worth look into.

Thanks for your answers :)

Sonic Foundry has just released a new version of Sound Forge, version 6.0 (beta only right now). I still use Sound Forge periodically, but have migrated mostly over to Wavelab. Here is a quick summary from Sonic Foundry...(Notice that they still haven't added any new CD burning capabilities to replace CD Architect...) Nothing that looks too impressive to me...

Hello all,

I know it is a bit early here, but any one here tried using SF in the XP betas yet? Will SF Version 4.5c work in XP?

Thanks all. :)