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Eddie Eagle
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| captain54 wrote: | | Eddie Eagle wrote: |
As far as mixing. Have you tried using the Control +M funtion? I use it regularly to do voice over music for IVR. Works like a charm. |
Best I can understand Control+M, is it seems you can copy two mono files to paste to a stereo channel, or copy a mono (Vo track) to paste and replace L or R of a stereo channel.
So yes, you can do multichannel mixing, not mulitracking. |
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ricevoice
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Joined: 28 Dec 2007
Posts: 532
Location: Sacramento, CA
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| Posted: Tue Oct 06, 2009 5:49 am Post subject: |
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| captain54 wrote: | | Eddie Eagle wrote: |
As far as mixing. Have you tried using the Control +M funtion? I use it regularly to do voice over music for IVR. Works like a charm. |
Best I can understand Control+M, is it seems you can copy two mono files to paste to a stereo channel, or copy a mono (Vo track) to paste and replace L or R of a stereo channel.
So yes, you can do multichannel mixing, not mulitracking. |
You can also use it to mix 2 stereo tracks together. or you can highlight one channel of a stereo track and mix it with a mono track.
Also, as with Audition, SoundForge lets you create your own keyboard shortcuts... so for the aforementioned Volume process I set mine up to be Alt+V... huge time-saver for me.
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