Wav Recorder

Matt · Post by **Matt** » Thu Jan 18, 2001 4:25 am

Can anyone recommedend a nice simple wav recorder to record the final output from a pulsar set-up. I am using Sound Forge at the moment but am finding it very slow to respond and don't really need all the options it gives.

I don't want to change my computers settings to optimise soundforge's performance as they have already been changed to get Cubase and Pulsar up and running.

I don't need an editor as such just a recorder.

Post by **Guest** » Thu Jan 18, 2001 8:01 am

Subject: Re: Wav Recorder

Cooledit 2000 by Syntrillium,but it´s also an editor

Post by **Guest** » Thu Jan 18, 2001 11:54 am

Subject: Re: Wav Recorder

why dont you mix down through big mixer, back into cubase on a single stero track? thats what i do....

Post by **Guest** » Thu Jan 18, 2001 8:23 pm

Subject: to Forge

I record simple tracks from Cubase directly to Forge with very good result (start with click from Cubase and after rec import wav to Cubase). Very simple method.
PS. From BigMixer MixLR (mute all tracks
or from Monitor LR to Forge.
Question: Another guys work in the same method ?

Matt · Post by **Matt** » Fri Jan 19, 2001 2:35 am

Subject: Soundforge

I would like to conyinue using Soundforge, so have you any idea why soundforge is so slow to respond in my set-up. I click the stop button and five second later it stops, also if I select a looped segemnt the transport line in no way corresponds to what I am hearing?

Post by **Guest** » Fri Jan 19, 2001 9:53 pm

Subject: sound forge

I have had occasional problems with recording to sound forge esp whaen i have a lot of samples in my pulsar environment. i record to ACID because it streams directly to the hard drive. unfortunately it ads "region" for every bar which you can delete in soundforge..wierd..i can open any huge file in SF while pulsar is on but recording in forge can crash me.

Post by **Guest** » Mon Jan 22, 2001 6:24 pm

Subject: Wav recorder

Sekd is focuing on their new very expensive Pro Sequia program and is turning over Samplitude 2496 to another manager. Samplitude is the king of Wav recording and processing. It used to be about $900, but I recently saw it listed as an upgrade for $300 due to the new management.
Chuck