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Sound Forge 7.0
learn to use the new features
I: Recording enhancements
Automated time-based audio recording
Now you can use your computer’s internal clock to tell Sound Forge when to start and
stop recording even when you’re not there to click the Record button. You can schedule as many
timed recording items as you want, and Sound Forge starts and stops the recording sessions
according to the settings you specify. This feature works perfectly for recording radio programs
and other events for which you cannot be at your computer.
To use time-based recording, first click on the Record button in the main Sound Forge transport
bar. This opens the Record dialog. Specify your desired record attributes, and then choose
Automatic: Time from the Method dropdown, as shown in Figure 1. Specify your desired
recording device and record mode, and set your levels just as in earlier versions of Sound Forge.
Figure 1
Build a list of events that you want to record automatically with the new Time-based automatic recording feature.
Set the recording method
to Automatic: Time
Remove All Past Events
From List button
Delete button
Edit button
Add button
Timer Event list
Arm button
Countdown to next
scheduled recording
Click the Add button to open the Record Timer Event window (shown in Figure 2). Give the
recording a name, and choose your desired recurrence from the Recurrence dropdown. You can
choose to record a one-time event, or a source that occurs daily or weekly. Enter a date in Start
date field, or choose a date from the calendar in the Start Date dropdown. Enter you desired start
time and the duration of your recording in the appropriate fields. Click OK to dismiss the Record
Timer Event window.
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