Sonic Foundry Sound Forge n00b question

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Posted by dj_spare on Dec-13-2003 23:09:

Sonic Foundry Sound Forge n00b question

Hey,

I bet any1 knows this... I am having some trouble converting a part of vocals from one BPM to another, the problem is, If I process them thru the ReCycle I dont get a clear good sample back. I heard I could do that with SoundForge... problem now is, I found the 'EDIT TEMPO' button, put the bpm in there, but now i gotta change it, but guess what, I don't know how... can any1 help me out?

thanx!

Posted by No Left Turn on Dec-14-2003 02:43:

sounds like you're trying to timestrech vocals? for that i use either Time Factory or Acid Pro 4.0

Time Factory is a nifty little prog where you simply load the sample you want to timestretch, enter in the original BPM and then enter the BPM you want to stretch it to, and bam! you're set.

With Acid Pro it's pretty much the same ordeal, except you manually find out what BPM it is by using the beatmapper and then after that you just change the tempo of the track and you're set.

Posted by dj_spare on Dec-14-2003 11:20:

nice... it worked for me!

Posted by josh on Dec-15-2003 08:38:

quote:
Originally posted by No Left Turn
sounds like you're trying to timestrech vocals? for that i use either Time Factory or Acid Pro 4.0

is it found in Sound Forge ?? I dun have SoundForge currently so i need to know.

Posted by No Left Turn on Dec-15-2003 08:46:

no. those are both separate programs.

Posted by bramcom on Dec-15-2003 08:46:

quote:
Originally posted by josh
is it found in Sound Forge ?? I dun have SoundForge currently so i need to know.

no its in acid pro! its better then soundforge by the way so i should use that 1

Bram..

Posted by josh on Dec-15-2003 09:37:

does anyone holding acid pro s/w? or where can i find it??

Posted by J.L. on Dec-15-2003 11:00:

find it at your local music store/software store