Thanks to all who helped me construct the audio file I have been toiling with
for the past few weeks. Thanks in particular to David and Gary whose advice was
invaluable. I have now produced the file using both Sound Forge and Audacity.
Martin
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pussing the tab key once gives you the left channel, push it again for the
right channel and again to get back to the 2 channel mode. hope this
helps.
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Thanks a lot for that David. I shall try and put your very precise
instructions into practice in the next few days. Shall let you know how I
get on.
Martin
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Hi Ma
Hi Gary. Your idea sounds interesting. However, I am very new to Sound Forge,
and I do not know how to move between channels in an audio file. I would be
very grateful if you could elaborate a little further.
Martin
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From: "robert Doc Wright"
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Sent: Wednesday, August 12, 2009 5:44 PM
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I'm late on this thread. What exactly are you trying to do with these
files?
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From: "M BRO
roblem with the c0onstant tone using my
instructions: The two files are different file types. Did you import
them or did you create them with the same program?
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Thanks for your advice Robert. I have done what you indicated; namely creating
two separate files, and then bringing them together. However, this latter part
is where I have ran into a problem. The two files merge, and as a result, I
just get a constant tone in one ear piece. Another helpful mem
I am a complete new comer to the world of audio editing. I would like to make
an audio file consisting of two channels. That is to say, different information
being presented to each ear piece simultaneously. Would this be possible using
a programme such as Sound Forge. I have a demo copy of vers
Would those JAWS scripts work with the latest version of Sound Forge, which
I think is version 9?
Martin
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Sent: Saturday, August 08, 2009 5:20 PM
Subject: Re: Which sound editor to use?
I have been using Soun
