sony sound forge audio studio 10 windows 10

Do your audio processing and when complete, save the file and then re-render the audio to a compatible audio file type, for instance, AAC audio for MP4 video files. (48k PCM file), attach the video for preview if needed. any deletions or additions to the audio, would put the audio/video out of sync.ġ-4) I would first detach the video, and save the audio separately. and also not a DAW, the video preview is for reference. I use SF Pro, so I'm not totally sure about some of the AS functions.įirstly, AS is an audio editing app. They are not intuitive if one lacks knowledge about the tools.like the Exciter slider. It would be nice to get educated about what the different options are. Can one perform audio processing (Sony or iZotope) on short time segments rather than the full file, by highlighting shorter segments? For example, edit a noisy section, and EQ another?Ħ) Is there any documentation for the iZotope Audio Enhancer (plugin?) tools? I have been using them by trial and error, but just recently figured out the default configurations provided can be altered. Am I missing something?ĥ) This may sound like a dumb question that might be answered by experiment, but I'll ask to be sure. I realize it is not a video program despite the limited set of video tools.

I have not found such features in the save as menu of SFAS. I sometimes need to perform video edits like brightening/contrast, etc. The audio features in SFAS 10 are pretty nice.I just need to spend some more time learning how to more effectively use the tools. Am I wrong about this?ģ) Uncertain what state the detached video is in, I have stripped audio from a copy of a video in another program, then detached the video in SFAS, retaining the audio only, then edited the audio and video tracks separately, then reattached them.I think in SFAS 10, but it's hard to tell what SFAS does between detaching and reattaching as asked above.Ĥ) There are some video features in SFAS 10 that are helpful, like some basic conversion or transcoding operations.

Since you don't specify what file to attach, it sounds like you cannot attach a duplicate copy of the video, say one you performed video editing on. The simple video capabilities have also been very helpful.ġ) If I detach a video, leaving the audio-only portion, and reattach the video later, does anyone know if prior to reattaching the video, I can access the detached video file in the folder? In other words, is the detached video stripped of audio before reattachment?Ģ) The reattachment process 'knows' what to reattach (the file name is the same).

I am trying to become a smarter user and have some questions. I bought Sony Sound Forge Audio Studio 10 a couple years ago because it worked with both Windows 7 and XP (I still use an XP PC for some old software that will not be updated to Windows 7 or 10).

Sony sound forge audio studio 10 windows 10