Sony Sound Forge 9

Introduction to Sony Sound Forge 9
What Is Sound Forge
System Requirements
What is New in Version 9

Layout
Main Layout 1
Main Layout 2
Toolbars
Cascade / Tile Windows

Getting Started
Creating New Workspace
Extracting Audio from CD
Defining File Types Tutorials 1
Defining File Types 2
Render As
Sound Forge Playback Modes
Opening Files

Sony Sound Forge Recording
Setting Preferences in Sound Forge
Recording 1
Recording 2

Editing
Zooming
Basic Editing and Selections
Selections and Pastes
Undo and Redo
Pencil Tool
Markers and Regions Tutorials 1
Markers and Regions 2

Audio Processes
Auto Trim / Crop
Bit Depth Converter
Channel Converter 1
Channel Converter 2
DC Offset
Fade
Invert / Flip 1
Invert / Flip 2
Resample in Sound Forge
Volume / Normalize Tutorials 1
Volume / Normalize 2
Pan / Expand
Reverse / Silence and more
EQ 1
EQ 2

Sony Sound Forge Audio Effects
Amplitude Modulation
Chorus
Delay / Echo
Flange Wah / Wah
Gapper / Snipper
Noise Gate
Sony Sound Forge Dynamics 1
Dynamics 2
Reverb
Pitch Bend / Shift
Acoustic Mirror
Envelope

Sony Sound Forge Tools
Auto Region / Extract Regions
Detect Clipping
Click and Crackle Removal
Clipped Peak Restoration
Sound Forge Audio Restoration
Noise Reduction
Synthesis Simple
Synthesis FM
Synthesis DTMF / MF Tones

FX Favorites
Organize and Recreate
Mastering Effects Bundle - EQ
MEB - Limiter
MEB - Reverb
MEB - Compressor
Izotope Ozone

Sound Forge External Program Integration
Working for Acid Tutorials 1
Working for Acid 2
Working within Acid
Vegas Integration Overview
CD Architect Overview

Spectrum Analysis - Sony Sound Forge
Sound Forge Spectrum Analysis 1
Spectrum Analysis 2
Spectrum Analysis 3
Spectrum Analysis 4

Miscellaneous
Plug-In Chainer / Manager
Keyboard
Hardware Meters
Script Editor Overview
Burning CD
Batch Converter
Volume and Pan Envelopes
Wrapping Up

About the Author
About the Author and these Sound Forge Tutorials