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    Basic lesson in audio editing using sound forge.

    Sound forge does not need any introduction; we can straight away hit right on the money. File open: Choose your track that you want to edit, when you select the track the levels (monitor) will start…

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    Basic lesson in audio editing using sound forge
    Basic lesson in audio editing using sound forge

    Ramachandran S · · Updated

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    Sound forge does not need any introduction; we can straight away hit right on the money.

    File open:

    Choose your track that you want to edit, when you select the track the levels (monitor) will start as tracks starts to play the green bars will move.
    File Select

    Building peeks:

    Once the track is selected and it is imported into the workspace by building peeks. The peeks are based on the tempo and based on the music.
    Peaks Layout

    Mark in – Mark out:

    Place the mouse in the place where you want to mark in( start point) and drag to the place where you want to mark out (stop point)
    Mark Area End Area

    Trim or crop:

    Once mark in and mark out is set, place the muse point in the selected area and right-click for option, there you will see “Trim/Crop” click that option to crop the area that you have selected.
    Crop

    Save as:

    Now just go to the File > save as there will be a lot of option, do not make any change just make sure file type is set as *.mp3. Give good file name then you are set to go.
    Save Without Anychange

    Now you have completed basic editing that is crop and saving a small area in a track. We will see lot others setting in upcoming tutorials. If you have any questions, contact me.

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