Sound Forge, compared to Gold Wave, is like comparing a Catilac to a Chevy,
both have their uses, but one has many more options while the other doesn't
do things quite as well. In fact, without knowing either package, Sound
Forge has a much lower learning curve since the highlighting of items i
Sorry, I didn't leave enough time after the play which resumes the sound
after a pause.
It seems to work fine!
Jeff Weiss, CVRT
Rehabilitation Teacher
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Jeff,
To resume a file once it has been paused, simply call the Play method,
and it will pick up from where you paused it.
Calling Invalidate with your sound's ID will indeed unload it from
memory. Remember that with VBScript, using parenthesies on function
calls with no return value is, for
Thanks Steve. I see how to play and pause.
How do I resume after a pause? I tried pause and play and resume but
these didn't work.
Also, when I am done with the sound, I think I would use
SOAudioKit.Invalidate(MySoundID)
To get the sound file out of memory. Is this correct?
Thanks,
Jeff Weiss
Jeff,
Because this is a shared object, the only way to keep track of your own
sounds is by a number which the Create and Load methods return. Change
your snippet to the following, and it should work.
Dim mySoundID
mySoundID = SOAudioKit.Load("AudioKitTest.wav")
SOAudioKit.Play mySoundID
If y
I see how to get the shared object and play a tone with the audioKit,
but could we get a working example of how to play, pause, and stop a
file from disk.
Using SOAudioKit for my shared object, I tried:
SOAudioKit.Load("AudioKitTest.wav")
SOAudioKit.Play("AudioKitTest.wav")
This did not w
This is a tough question, and one I don't like to answer because
everyone's definition of what's tolerable is different. I use it, and
yes, sometimes it's a bit of a pain, but I've been using it for years
and know how it works and don't mind mousing around. But take this with
a huge grain of sa
David,
Just as an FYI, I have been using Sound Forge for the past decade. There
are some features, especially in the newer versions, which could likely
benefit from scripting, but I have never found the interface challenging
enough to warrant such an endeavor.
Regards,
Steve
On 9/2/2011
Just turn off auto determine highlight in the active window and set it
with the mouse on a highlighted block and it works fine.
Hth,
Tom
On 9/2/2011 1:08 AM, Donovan Osborn wrote:
I am trying to learn to program and have found I like PSPad editor after
making a few changes to the settings. Wh
Just for our information:
Is it the way, that SoundForge is not accessible at all, right out of the
box, with WE? Or, is it that people want it scripted, so as to get certain
features more easily operated? Kind of a bit confused as to what the whole
discussion is trying to accomplish. :)
Pu
Thanks, Tim. Yeah, a bummer indeed. And after removing about 6 feet of
clay-filled soil on 3 sides, filling it back in with rocky gravel, and
putting in about 5 miles of drainage pipes heading every which way but
loose the damn water is still trickling in a little bit. It's amazing
how unstoppa
Hey Tom,
Really sorry to hear about your studio - that's a real bummer. Hope you're
doing well otherwise.
Best wishes.
Tim Burgess
Raised Bar Ltd
Phone: +44 (0)1827 719822
Don't forget to vote for improved access to music and music technology at
http://www.raisedbar.net/petition.htm
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