I created a 3 minute long song and am gonna make 3 hours video with it. I added the track in Vegas and stretched it out.
The problem is that there is a gap when the audio is looped. I can hear the noise between the loop when it plays. It was ok when I play it as loop in my DAW.
Of course, it can be solved if I use overlap function, but it's 3 hours long, and I'm planning to make it every day from now. Thus, I'm looking to a better and simple way.
Any ideas?
Give a fade-in/fade-out or cut that gap away, in Soundforge Pro.
Give a fade-in/fade-out or cut that gap away, in Soundforge Pro.
Well, that's what I did in Studio One. Thx anyway.
Try disabling 'Snapping' in VP.
Otherwise, try using Sound Forge.. if you use the "Event" mode you can precisely adjust the x-fades. Disable snapping if there are glitches or only snap-to 'Zero Crossings'.
Try disabling 'Snapping' in VP.
Otherwise, try using Sound Forge.. if you use the "Event" mode you can precisely adjust the x-fades. Disable snapping if there are glitches or only snap-to 'Zero Crossings'.
Hi, rraud. What can I do with Sound Forge? Is it something special for audio editing? Otherwise, I already tried it with my DAW which is also one of the audio editor. These are what I tried:
1) Changed the high pitch melody part of the beginning and the ending part.
2) Added fade-in and out at the beginning and the ending part.
3) Changed the order of each bar.
4) and etc
Soundforge Pro is a "surgical knife blade", can treat the audio file deep into its sample knobs that no one DAW or audio Editor can do.
Just one example: Rotate!
Soundforge Pro is a "surgical knife blade", can treat the audio file deep into its sample knobs that no one DAW or audio Editor can do.
Just one example: Rotate!
Hmm...interesting. I'll try it out. Thank you! 😀