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AutoPlay launches the Setup menu. Click Install, and follow the instructions in the dialogs to complete the installation. Note: To view online help, Internet Explorer 4. If you purchased the boxed version of Sound Forge, version 5. F1 CHP. Double-click a closed book to open the pages, and then click on a topic page. The Index tab provides a complete listing of the help topics available.

Scroll through the list of available topics or type a word in the Type in the keyword to find box to quickly locate topics related to that word. Select the topic and click the button. The Search tab allows you to enter a keyword and display all of the topics in the online help that contain the keyword you have entered. Type a keyword in the Type in the word s to search for box and click the button. Select the topic from the list and click the button. The Favorites tab allows you to keep topics that you revisit often in a separate folder.

To add a topic to your favorites, click the button on the Favorites tab. Whats This? Click the question mark in the upper-right corner of the dialog box. The cursor changes to a question mark icon. Click a control in the dialog box. A pop-up description of the item appears. From the Help menu, choose Sony on the Web, and choose the desired location from the submenu. Sound Forge starts your systems Web browser and attempts to connect to the appropriate page on the Sony Web site.

The End User License Agreement is first presented to you when you install the software. Please review the End User License Agreement carefully as its terms affect your rights with respect to the software. Your use of the software is governed by the Software Privacy Policy. A copy of this policy is incorporated into the registration process and you are asked to agree to its terms prior to accepting the terms of the End User License Agreement.

Please review its contents carefully as its terms and conditions affect your rights with respect to the information that is collected by the software. For your reference, a copy of the Software Privacy Policy is located at www. Using Sound Forge software for such purposes is, among other things, against United States and international copyright laws and contrary to the terms and conditions of the End User License Agreement.

Such activity may be punishable by law and may also subject you to the breach remedies set forth in the End User License Agreement.

Defragmenting your hard drive Sound Forge is a disk-based digital audio editor that allows editing operations to be performed on the systems hard drive rather than in memory. This also means that the hard drive specified for temporary storage must have sufficient free space to store large quantities of data. With time and usage, hard drives become fragmented, leading to discontiguous files and slow access. This is particularly true for older hard drives. Since Sound Forge is hard drive intensive, faster disk access equates better performance.

Therefore, the initial step in improving system performance is hard drive defragmentation. The computers operating system is typically equipped with a defragmenting program that should be run prior to using Sound Forge.

A total buffer size of KB is recommended, but increased buffering may be necessary if you detect gaps during playback.

Increasing the total buffer size requires additional memory. Combined with a large preload size, this may result in a delay when starting and stopping playback.

For more information, see Increasing preload size on page From the Options menu, choose Preferences. The Preferences dialog appears. Click the Wave tab. Use the Total buffer size slider to configure an appropriate buffer size value and click OK. Preloading occurs between the time you click the Play button and the first sound of playback.

The trade-off for increasing the preload size is a delay prior to the start of playback. The length of the delay is proportional to the size of the preload. Use the Preload size slider to configure an appropriate preload size value and click OK. Note: Certain Windows sound drivers do not support this option. If you detect noise or dropouts at the start of playback and the systems sound drivers do not support preloading, turn off this option by setting the Preload size to 0.

Turning off the playback cursor and record counter The playback cursor and record counter options determine whether these displays are updated during recording and playback. If you detect dropouts and skipping at high sample rates greater than 44, Hz , turn these displays off to minimize processing overhead. From the Options menus, choose Preferences. Click the Perform tab. Clear the Show the position of the playback cursor and Show the record counter while recording check boxes and click OK. Turning off the play output meters Sound Forges play meters use a small amount of processing overhead during playback.

However, if you detect dropouts during playback and previous fixes have failed, try turning off these meters. From the View menu, choose Play Meters. The check mark adjacent to the command is cleared, indicating that the play meters are turned off. Turning on passive updating for video and time displays Passive update options lower the priority of redrawing the video and time displays during playback. When these options are turned on, the displays update only if there is ample time. Frequently this goes unnoticed, and enabling these options minimizes playback overhead with little or no inconvenience.

Turning on passive updating for time displays From the Options menu, choose Time Display, and choose Passive Update from the submenu. A check mark appears next to the command to indicate that this option is turned on. Using the mouse The following table defines the mouse-related terms used throughout this manual.

Tip: Once you are familiar with Sound Forge basics, you may want to use mouse and keyboard shortcuts. Pointing Moving the mouse pointer over an item.

Clicking Pointing to an item and quickly pressing and releasing the left mouse button. If there is no left or right specification, left-clicking is implied. Right-clicking Pointing to an item and quickly pressing and releasing the right mouse button. Right-clicking is frequently used to display shortcut menus. Double-clicking Identical to clicking, but instead of pressing and releasing the mouse button once, it is done twice in quick succession.

Double-clicking always indicates the left mouse button. Triple-clicking Identical to clicking, but instead of pressing and releasing the mouse button once, it is done three times in quick succession.

Triple-clicking always indicates the left mouse button. Toggle-clicking Clicking the right mouse button while holding down the left mouse button. This is used to toggle options and is a shortcut for drag-and-drop editing and using the Magnify tool.

Shift-clicking Holding down the Shift key while clicking the mouse. Shift-clicking is typically used to skip dialogs and quickly repeat operations.

Ctrl-clicking Holding down the Ctrl key while clicking the mouse. Ctrl-clicking is used to modify the operation of a normal click. Dragging Holding down the left mouse button while moving the mouse pointer and releasing the mouse at the desired location.

Dragging is used to quickly move sections of data between windows, as well as to adjust sliders, scrollbars, and faders. Slow-dragging Holding down the right and left mouse buttons while adjusting sliders and faders increases the resolution of the movement. This is useful when making fractional adjustments to parameters. The following table briefly describes the available mouse wheel functionality.

The main screen When you start Sound Forge, the main screen appears. The main screens workspace is where you perform all audio editing. Main screen components The following table describes the major components of the main screen. Standard toolbar Provides quick access to some of the most common tasks in Sound Forge pg. Transport bar Provides quick access to basic audio transport functions pg. Status bar Help and processing information appears on the left side.

With the exception of the free storage space box, you can edit these boxes by double-clicking or right-clicking them. When no data windows are open, only the free storage space box contains a value. Workspace This is the area located behind the data windows. Audio selections dragged to the workspace automatically become new data windows. Windows such as the Regions List and Playlist can be docked along the edges of the workspace. Play Meters Displays the level of the output audio signal.

Right-clicking the play meters displays a shortcut menu that allows you to precisely configure the appearance of the meters. Docking windows allows you to keep more windows open while maintaining a greater degree of organization. You can choose to float or dock the windows listed in the View menu, including the Regions List, Playlist available only in the full version of Sound Forge , and Time Display available only in the full version of Sound Forge windows.

You can dock windows individually or in a stack. When stacked, each window has a tab at the bottom with its name on it. Click the windows tab to bring it to the top. Docking a window 1. Drag a window to the edge of the workspace. The outline of the window changes shape as you approach the edge. Release the mouse. The window docks against the edge of the workspace. Preventing a window from docking Press while dragging a window to prevent it from docking in the workspace. Tip: You can choose to reverse this behavior so that windows will not dock unless you press.

From the Options menu, choose Preferences, and clear the Allow floating windows to dock check box on the General tab. Hiding the window docking area You can double-click the separator between the workspace and window docking area to hide the docking area. You can also use shortcut keys to manage the workspace. Close window Expand window Drag the handle away from the edge of the workspace to float the window. Component Description Title bar Displays the file name.

If title information is included in the summary of a file, it appears here instead of the file name. Double-click to maximize and restore the window. Level ruler Displays the amplitude of the waveform. Right-click to display the level ruler shortcut menu. Time ruler Displays the current location in the data window as well as ruler tags. Right-click to display the time ruler shortcut menu. Drag to scroll the data window.

Ruler tags Indicates the position of region end points, loop end points, and markers. Right-click a tag to display the ruler tag shortcut menu. Drag to edit a tags position. Double-click anywhere within a region to select it. Right-click to display a shortcut menu that allows you to display or hide data window elements. For more information on the playbar, please see page Selection status boxes Displays the beginning, end, and length of a selection.

If no selection exists, only the cursor position displays. Double-click the leftmost box to display the Go To dialog. Double-click either of the other two boxes to display the Set Selection dialog.

Right-click to display the status format shortcut menu. Waveform display Displays a graphical representation of an audio file. The horizontal axis represents time, and the vertical axis represents amplitude. Right-click within this display to open the waveform display shortcut menu.

Overview bar Allows for quick navigation and playback of any part of an audio file. The overview bar also indicates the portion of the waveform currently depicted in the waveform display, as well as the selected region. Click to move the cursor.

Double-click to center the cursor in the waveform display. Right-click to start or pause playback. Drag to activate the audio event locator.

Time zoom resolution Specifies the number of samples of data represented by each horizontal point on the screen. This determines the length of time displayed in the data window. Smaller resolution values display less time. Maximize width Resizes the data window to maximize its size within the workspace. The current files Properties dialog appears. Click the Display tab. Select the Save as the default for all new windows check box if you want to set the new configuration as the default data window display.

Click OK. Right-click the Edit Tool Selector upper-left corner of data window to display or hide components for the selected data window. Playbar The playbar is located in the bottom-left corner of a data window. You can use the playbar to navigate and play audio files in a variety of ways. Current playback mode When you play a file from the playbar, a small horizontal line appears beneath the selected Play buttons icon.

This indicates Sound Forges current playback mode, which is the mode used when you click the transport bar Play button. For more information, see Transport bar on page Changing the current playback mode To change the current playback mode, click a playbar button or press.

Optional Backward and Forward buttons You can choose to display Rewind and Forward shuttle controls on the playbar. From the Options menu, choose Preferences, and select the Show shuttle controls on Data Window transport check box on the General tab. Go to Start: moves the cursor to the start of the file. If there is a selection, plays from the beginning of the selection to the end of the selection.

Go to End: moves the cursor to the end of the file. Play as Cutlist: plays the file with the regions in the cutlist omitted. This button appears only if you treat the playlist as a cutlist.

Stop: stops playback and returns the cursor to its position prior to playback. Play as Sample: plays the file with the sustaining and release loops repeating the specified number of times. This button appears only if you have defined a sample loop.

Play Normal: plays from the cursor to the end of the file. Toolbars can be dragged throughout the workspace, docked, resized, hidden, and customized. Docking a toolbar When you drag a floating toolbar to any edge of the main screen, the toolbar docks on that edge. Floating a toolbar When you drag a docked toolbar away from an edge, the toolbar becomes a floating toolbar.

Displaying a toolbar 1. From the View menu, choose Toolbars. The Preferences dialog appears with a list of available toolbars. To display a toolbar, select the corresponding check box and click OK. Note: The dialog box pictured above is from the full version of Sound Forge. If you have Screenblast Sound Forge, you will not have all of the tabs and options pictured above available to you. Customizing a toolbar 1. Select the check box for a toolbar and click Customize. The Customize Toolbar dialog appears.

Use the controls in the Customize Toolbar dialog to add, remove, or rearrange the buttons on the selected toolbar. Click Reset to restore the toolbar to its default setting. Select a check box to display a toolbar. Click Customize to add, remove, or rearrange buttons on a toolbar. The buttons on this toolbar provide quick access to many common commands. Transport bar The transport bar also displays by default and contains basic audio transport buttons. New: creates a new data window.

Play Clipboard: plays the audio on the clipboard. Open: displays the Open dialog. This command has no effect if there is no selected data. This command does not copy data to the clipboard. Save: saves the current audio data. Undo: reverses the last edit operation. Save As: saves the current file with a new name or format. Redo: reverts the previously undone edit operation. Render As: renders the current project file to a media file. Repeat: repeats the last operation. This command can be used with most processing functions.

The previous operations parameters are repeated. To specify new parameters, hold Shift and click this button. Cut: removes selected audio data and places it on the clipboard. This command has no effect if there is no selection.

Edit Tool: selects the Editing tool. Copy: copies selected audio data to the clipboard. Magnify Tool: selects the Magnify tool. Paste: inserts a copy of the clipboard data at the current insertion point. If there is a selection, this command replaces the selected data with the clipboard data.

Pencil Tool: selects the Pencil tool. Mix: mixes a copy of the clipboard data with the current audio file. The mix start point is either the cursor point or the start or end of the selection in the destination data window.

Envelope Tool: selects the Envelope tool. Record: records data to a new or existing data window. Stop: stops playback and returns the cursor to its prior position. Loop Playback: toggles Loop Playback mode on and off. Play All: plays the entire file from beginning to end, regardless of cursor position, selection, or playlist. Rewind: moves the cursor backward in the current file. Forward: moves the cursor forward in the current file. Pause: pauses playback and maintains the cursor at its current position.

Views toolbar The Views toolbar contains buttons used to store and retrieve data window views. Zoom In Full: magnifies the selected area to a ratio. Go To: displays the Go To dialog and allows you to quickly move the cursor to a specific point in a file. Zoom Normal: resets the audio data to its original magnification. Cursor Center: centers the display with the cursor displayed in the center of the data window.

Zoom Selection: maximizes the selection vertically and horizontally. Cursor to Selection Start: moves the cursor to the beginning of the selection. Custom Zoom 1: sets the audio data to a custom time magnification level.

Cursor to Selection End: moves the cursor to the end of the selection. Custom Zoom 2: sets the audio data to a custom time magnification level. Center Sustaining Start: moves the cursor to the beginning of the sustaining loop.

Insert Marker: drops a marker at the current cursor position. Center Sustaining End: moves the cursor to the end of the sustaining loop. Mark In: marks the in point of a new selection. Center Release Start: moves the cursor to the beginning of the release loop. Mark Out: marks the out point of a new selection. Center Release End: moves the cursor to the end of the release loop. Toggles views between setting and restoring. Stores and recalls specific selection views. Playlist Position display Displays the current playback position of an audio file being played from the playlist.

Right-clicking this box displays a shortcut menu that allows you to specify a new format. Samples: changes the status format to Samples. Available only in the full version of Sound Forge. Time: changes the status format to Time. Seconds: changes the status format to Seconds. Time and Frames: changes the status format to Time and Frames. Absolute Frames: changes the status format to Absolute Frames.

Auto Snap to Zero: forces the ends of selections to the nearest zero-crossing. Available only in Screenblast Sound Forge.

Measures and Beats: changes the status format to Measures and Beats. Auto Snap to Time: forces the ends of selections to the nearest whole time division on the time ruler. Regions List: displays the Regions List. Playlist: displays the playlist.

Pre-Queue for MIDI Timecode: opens the wave device and preloads data for the next region to be played from the playlist. Insert Silence: inserts user-configurable silence into audio files. Bit-Depth Converter: converts a file to a different bit depth.

Channel Converter: converts between mono and stereo formats. Can also intermix the left and right channels of a stereo file to create panning effects.

Mute: mutes the current selection. DC Offset: changes the baseline of an audio file. Normalize: normalizes the loudness of an audio file. Resample: creates a copy of the audio file with a new sample rate.

Reverse: reverses the current selection. Graphic Fade: creates user-configurable fades. Fade In: fades-in the selection. Fade Out: fades-out the selection. Volume: adjusts the volume of an audio file. Acoustic Mirror: adds environmental coloration to your existing recordings. Amplitude Modulation: applies a sinusoidal or square-shaped periodic gain to the input signal. Chorus: simulates multiple audio sources from a single sound. Noise Gate: removes signals below a set amplitude threshold.

Multi-Tap Delay: creates a delay with up to eight delay-taps spaced anywhere within 2. Pitch Bend: creates a modified sound envelope that corresponds to increasing or decreasing the pitch of a sound file over time.

Simple Delay: adds a delayed copy of the audio signal to the file. Pitch Shift: changes the pitch of a selection with or without preserving the duration of the file. Distortion: simulates the overloading of an amplifier. Reverb: simulates the acoustics of different environments.

Graphic Dynamics: applies compression, expansion, and limiting to affect the dynamic range of an audio file. Vibrato: creates periodic pitch modulation in an audio file.

Multi-Band Dynamics: allows compression and limiting to be placed on up to four different frequency bands. Wave Hammer: acts as a classic compressor and volume maximizer.

Envelope: forces the amplitude envelope of a waveform to match a specified envelope shape. Levels toolbar The Levels toolbar displays the audio levels in the left and right channels in the user-specified format.

You can right-click to choose the format from a shortcut menu. This window calculates and displays the ACID projects tempo as if the current selection represents a complete measure. Burn CD: writes the selected audio track to CD. Replace: replaces selected audio data with previous adjacent data. Interpolate: replaces selected audio with interpolated audio data based on the selections beginning and end samples. Auto Region: creates regions in an audio file according to rapid sound attacks or a specified time interval.

Crossfade Loop: mixes audio occurring before the loop start point into the end of the loop to smooth transitions. Clip Detect: performs clip detection on the current file or selection. Extract Regions: extracts all file regions and saves them as individual files. Statistics: displays statistics corresponding to the current file or selection. Find: searches for clicks and pops, volume levels, or silent breaks in an audio signal.

Preset Manager: backs up and transfers user- configured presets from effects, processes, and plug-ins. FM Synthesis: uses frequency modulation and additive synthesis to create complex sounds from simple waveforms.

Copy Other Channel: replaces selected audio with a corresponding selection from the opposite channel. Simple Synthesis: generates a simple waveform of a given shape, pitch, and length. Shift Selection Left: shifts the current selection to the left so the current start point becomes the end point. Edit Tempo: calculates the musical tempo beats per minute based upon the current selection.

Shift Selection Right: shifts the current selection to the right so the current end point becomes the start point. Double Selection: doubles the size of the current selection.

Rotate Audio: moves the current selection to the opposite end of the file. Halve Selection: divides the current selection in half. Play Device drop-down list Choose a playback device from the drop-down list. Use the Play Device drop-down list as a shortcut for choosing Preferences from the Options menu and choosing a Playback device on the Wave tab.

ToolTips Hovering the mouse pointer over a button or status bar box for longer than one second displays a small text box adjacent to the pointer. This text, called a ToolTip, is a brief description of the items function.

Using ToolTips is an effective way to quickly familiarize yourself with Sound Forge. Turning off ToolTips 1. Command descriptions When you click and hold a menu item or a button in a toolbar, a brief description of the command appears in the lower-left corner of the status bar. If you release the mouse button outside of the menu item or toolbar, Sound Forge does not execute the command.

Regardless of where the meters appear, you can control them in much the same way. The peak meters display instantaneous levels during playback to help you determine the loudest level in your audio signal and whether the signal is clipping. Volume unit VU and peak program PPM meters help you determine the perceived loudness of your audio signal peak program meters provide faster response times to volume increases than VU meters.

To prevent clipping, keep an eye on your peak meters. Peak levels should never exceed 0 dB. Resetting clipping indicators When audio levels are too high, clipping can occur. A red indicator appears at the top of the meter to show when audio is clipping. Click to reset the indicator, or right-click the meters and choose Reset Clip from the shortcut menu. You can also detect and mark clipped audio using the detect clipping tool. For more information, see Detecting and marking clipping on page To change the meters display levels, right-click the meter and do one of the following: Choose Peak Range from the shortcut menu, followed by the desired range from the submenu.

VU and PPM scales are most useful for displaying the average volume of the signal: the meter represents the RMS average level during playback, and their attack and decay are not as sensitive as the peak meter. Clipping indicator Click the clipping indicator to reset it. The meters use a fixed integration time 5 or 10 ms that is sensitive to increases in volume, but the meters are less sensitive to decreases in volume than the VU scales, which produces less meter activity and decreased eyestrain.

The size of the signal that the meters read is determined by the meters integration time. To set the amount of data surrounding the cursor that will be used to calculate levels in the VU meters, specify a value in the VU meter integration time box on the Other tab of the Preferences dialog to access the Preferences dialog, choose Preferences from the Options menu.

The PPM scales use a fixed integration time: Showing labels Right-click the meters and choose Show Labels from the shortcut menu to toggle the meter dB markings on and off. Holding peaks and valleys Right-click the meters to access the Hold Peaks and Hold Valleys commands in the shortcut menu.

Choose Hold Peaks to display a marker on the meters indicating the highest reading. Choose Hold Valleys to display a marker on the meters indicating the lowest reading. Faders and sliders Faders and sliders are frequently used to edit effect and process parameters. To use either control, drag the control to the desired position and release. Checking Win 10 settings, the default for. Setting it to Acrobat Reader fixed the problem.

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Table of Contents. Introducing Sound Forge Pro software. Online help. Learning the Sound Forge Pro Workspace. Using the mouse. Hiding the window docking sony sound forge 11 manual pdf free. Data windows. Title bar. Level zoom. Arranging data windows. Displaying a toolbar. Using ToolTips. Command descriptions.

Faders and sliders. Multichannel files. Working with multichannel files. Metadata windows. Copying metadata to the clipboard. Getting Started. Creating a project.

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Working with projects. Saving projects. Editing audio. Using Undo and Redo. Selecting status formats. Experimenting with status formats. Publishing files to the Web. Recovering files.

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Snap to Grid. Siund to Frames. Displaying the Views toolbar. Changing File Properties and Formats. Editing file properties.

 
 

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