yea thats the problem. i love sound forge, but since it doesnt work
with 24 bit files, i cant use it. what about another program? cool
edit, or wavelab? anything that supports higher bit rate? is there
no way to do it , other than do your changes in your audio editor,
save and then hope that event works well with your other tracks? i
love vegas, but if this is the only way possible to use your track in
an audio editor, that would be extremely dissapointing. am i correct
in thinking soundforge is not offering a 24 bit version? or am i
wrong? is there any workaround?

thanks for your reply brian!

brad

Brian Franz wrote:
>>Vegas works very well with sound forge, doing all the things that
you
>>have mentioned. Alls you have to do is right click on an event and
>>it gives you 2 options, 1 is "Open in Sound Forge", and the other
>>is "Open Copy in Sound Forge". So if you want undo ability, you
>>use "Open copy". Also if you have part of an event selected in
Vegas
>>and you open it in soundforge, that same selection will be selected
>>in Sound Forge. Sound Forge also let's you do realtime previews of
>>plugins with a bybass switch. I haven't used any other stereo
>>editors with Vegas because Sound Forge works very well for me, but
>>the only problem you may run into is if you work in 24bit in Vegas,
>>you won't be able to directly open an event in sound forge, because
>>it doesn't support 24 bit yet.
>>
>>brad hodgson wrote:
>>>>is there a way to open your event in your external audio
>>>>editor and audition the event post plug-in or edit with the
>>>>other tracks? also, can you do your stuff to it in your
>>>>audio editor and transfer it back to vegas without saving
>>>>it and reopening it? so you can undo the new effect or
>>>>change if it doesnt sit well with the other tracks? that is
>>>>if your solo event cannot be auditioned somehow with the
>>>>other tracks before saving changes in your audio editor..
>>>>thank you guys!
>>>>
>>>>brad