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Question Monitoring sound when digitizing LPs with Sound Forge
- AztecWilliam
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Replied by DoctorZen on topic Monitoring sound when digitizing LPs with Sound Forge
Posted 19 Apr 2021 11:19 Hi AztecWilliam
In my example, I am using Sound Forge Audio Studio 13.
Go to Tools/Vinyl Record and Restoration
In the first windows that pops up, there is a selection that says Monitor Recording Level - turn this on.
What is coming into the computer should then play through your computer's speakers.
If you are having problems with this, you may need to reconfigure your Windows Sound Settings.
Press the Device Properties button to open Sound Settings.
What you see in the Recording and Playback tabs, will all depend on what devices you have connected to the computer - meaning that everyone's computer settings here may be slightly different, depending on the computer you are using and what is connected.
If you have "Gaming" headphones connected or a USB Microphone connected, these can sometimes disable what should be the Default device.
If you have problems, check to see what Windows thinks is the default device - right-click to change defaults.
Regards
Derek
In my example, I am using Sound Forge Audio Studio 13.
Go to Tools/Vinyl Record and Restoration
In the first windows that pops up, there is a selection that says Monitor Recording Level - turn this on.
What is coming into the computer should then play through your computer's speakers.
If you are having problems with this, you may need to reconfigure your Windows Sound Settings.
Press the Device Properties button to open Sound Settings.
What you see in the Recording and Playback tabs, will all depend on what devices you have connected to the computer - meaning that everyone's computer settings here may be slightly different, depending on the computer you are using and what is connected.
If you have "Gaming" headphones connected or a USB Microphone connected, these can sometimes disable what should be the Default device.
If you have problems, check to see what Windows thinks is the default device - right-click to change defaults.
Regards
Derek
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