Comments on: Sony Sound Forge

By: Greg

Greg — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 01:55:27 +0000

Hi, I tried to open a song from my itunes folder into sound forge to cut and edit but sond forge would not open because its wrong format… what can i do to read itunes file directly into sound forge without having to burn a cd first?

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By: Valeria

Valeria — Sat, 27 Jan 2007 03:07:34 +0000

hello, yes I agree that sound forge is better and I have used it before.

Right now, I only have audacity. Can someone help me? How do I set down a marker, the control M key in Sounde Forge is unparaleled, but I can find nothing in Audacity! Help!

By: Nick

Nick — Sat, 16 Dec 2006 08:58:40 +0000

Thanks for the info. Before tonight, all I knew was Adobe Audition, because it was what we used exclusively at our cluster of radio stations. Imagine my shock when I walked into a Comp USA tonight looking for a copy of Audition and instead stumbled upon Sound forge, for only 70 bucks…considerably less than the 350 to 360 I’ve seen listed on Audition. Unless I can be convinced of a good reason to stick with the more expensive Audition to do podcasting, I’ll give Sound Forge a shot. Thanks also for setting me straight on Audacity. Seems everyone is all worked up over the fact that it’s free, but more savvy audio people are investing in a more professional product.

By: Hugh

Hugh — Wed, 25 Oct 2006 17:24:05 +0000

It’s all about finding where iTunes is putting your sound files. It tends to hide them inside your music library.

If you look inside iTunes file / preferences / advanced / general you should see where iTunes keeps your music library. Explore the folders inside that the library. iTunes tends to create album folders, for instance. Your file might be in one of those.

Once you know where the file is, you will be able to open the file in Sound Forge in the usual way. (file open).

By: meritman

meritman — Wed, 25 Oct 2006 17:00:55 +0000

How do I move a sound track from Itunes to Sound Forge for editing and back?

I cannot get any response from ITunes.

Thanks,
Paul

By: Blog Relations » Blog Archive » Mac Sound Editor Please?

Blog Relations » Blog Archive » Mac Sound Editor Please? — Thu, 19 Oct 2006 02:57:48 +0000

[...] For my money, Sony SoundForge (review) is the best sound editor in the world. Adobe Audition is the choice of many sound engineers. But neither have Mac editions. This is a huge gap waiting to be filled – surely. I’m trying to get to grips wth Apple’s Garage Band when I wake up from jet lag at 3am, but it just baffles me. Audacity is free, and I hate to knock it because it’s a noble effort, but its interface is horrible. [...]