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Sound Forge allows you to customize the appearance of individual data windows.
1.From the File menu, choose Properties or press Alt + Enter . The current file’s Properties dialog appears.
2.Click the Display tab.
3.Display/hide specific components by selecting/clearing the corresponding check boxes.
4.Select the Save as the default for all new windows check box if you want to set the new configuration as the default data window display.
5.Click OK.
The playbar is located in the
Go to Start: moves the cursor to the start of the file.
Play
If there is a selection, plays from the beginning of the selection to the end of the selection.
If the
Go to End: moves the cursor to the end of the file.
Play as Cutlist: plays the file with the regions in the cutlist omitted. This button appears only if you treat the playlist as a cutlist.
Stop: stops playback and | Play as Sample: plays the file with the sustaining and release |
returns the cursor to its position | loops repeating the specified number of times. This button |
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Play Normal: plays from the |
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Current playback mode
When you play a file from the playbar, a small horizontal line appears beneath the selected Play button’s icon ( ). This indicates Sound Forge’s current playback mode, which is the mode used when you click the transport bar Play ( ) button. For more information, see Transport bar on page 30.
Changing the current playback mode
To change the current playback mode, click a playbar button or press X .
Optional Backward and Forward buttons
You can choose to display Rewind () and Forward () shuttle controls on the playbar. From the Options menu, choose Preferences, and select the Show shuttle controls on Data Window transport check box on the General tab.
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