Hi folks.
I recently made the big jump from a 6-year-old single core PC running XP, to a quad-core 3.4GHZ machine with 16gb ram, solidstate system drive, 1tb audio drive, Win7 Pro 64-bit.
How can I get some more speed when processing large files in Sound Forge 10? Is there a way to get SF to take better advantage of all the CPU horsepower I now have?
An example of a long processing job would be sample rate converting 2-3 hours of 24/96 audio to 44.1KHZ. It takes just about as long as on the old system, probably because it's only utilizing 1 core.
Thanks for any suggestions.
Chris
I recently made the big jump from a 6-year-old single core PC running XP, to a quad-core 3.4GHZ machine with 16gb ram, solidstate system drive, 1tb audio drive, Win7 Pro 64-bit.
How can I get some more speed when processing large files in Sound Forge 10? Is there a way to get SF to take better advantage of all the CPU horsepower I now have?
An example of a long processing job would be sample rate converting 2-3 hours of 24/96 audio to 44.1KHZ. It takes just about as long as on the old system, probably because it's only utilizing 1 core.
Thanks for any suggestions.
Chris