[78-L] Sound forge or adobie sound booth question

[Doug Caldwell]

I can offer some suggestions IF Sound Forge 10 works the same as SF 8, which
I use.  Under the Effects menu you’ll find “Pitch,” hover on that & you’ll
see “Bend” or “Shift” --- select Shift; set semi-tone slider to 12 (the
duration of the file will be cut in ½ and the pitch will go up an octave) SF
recommends setting Accuracy to “High” and checking the Anti-Alias box. 

In case SF 10 no longer offers pitch shift as an effect, for some reason it
is also accessible as a plug-in. So you can go to the View menu, go to
Plug-In Manager, find Pitch Shift and drag it onto the screen (not the
boarders, but where the wave file is displayed)

dc

-----Original Message-----
From: 78-l-bounces at klickitat.78online.com
[mailto:78-l-bounces at klickitat.78online.com] On Behalf Of Ron L'Herault
Sent: Thursday, December 26, 2013 10:43 AM
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Subject: [78-L] Sound forge or adobie sound booth question

I've just digitized a file from a tape running at 7.5 ips that really should
be going 15 ips.   Although I've 'sped up' 78s to equal 80 rpm, I don't seem
to be able to get the tape file to double its speed.  I'd appreciate a
tutorial (privately to lherault at verizon dot net is fine) for either sound
forge pro 10 or adobe sound booth CS3 so that I can get it right.  I've got
a pile of 10.5" reels that go at 15 but the only player I have that does
that speed will only accommodate 7" reels.  

Thanks,

Ron L

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