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11-03-2001
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How to record multiple tracks?
Just a quick question, to anyone who knows about Sonic Forge 5.0 My sound card (gadgetlab 424) has two stereo INs and two stereo OUTs, so of course what I really want to be able to do is record more than one track at a time, but have yet to find a program that can do that. I can sub-mix four mono tracks or two stereo tracks and record them as one track, that seems to be the limitation.
Anyone know if its possible to record multiple separate wav files? Groove on my friends, RB 
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11-03-2001
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Not with Sound Forge. That's a two track editor/recorder. For multi track you want something like Vegas by Sonic Foundry or Cakewalk or Cool Edit Pro or SAW or N-Tracks or....the list is damn near endless.
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11-05-2001
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11-05-2001
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N-Track is the low-cost front runner.
http://www.fasoft.com But consdering this IS the Sonic Foundry Forum, Vegas is their main multitracker (as mentioned above). It is quite nice, and does more than my feeble mind can handle... Queue
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