What is meant to happen, is the multiple selections will open in separate windows inside of Sound Forge - however this is not happening.

Technically you should be able to open multiple 'selected' Audio Events in Sound Forge, however only one event is opening. It appears that something is not working correctly in VEGAS Pro. In the Plug-in Chooser window that opens, make sure the ALL folder is selected and then you should find Noise Reduction in the list of plug-ins. If you have both installed, press the Audio FX button for an Audio Event on the Vegas Pro timeine. However, if you have Vegas Pro and Sound Forge Pro installed on the same computer, the Noise Reduction plugin from Sound Forge Pro will become available as an option in Vegas Pro.

You cannot download a Noise Reduction plugin for Vegas Pro. The Noise Reduction plug-in is a Sound Forge Pro plugin only - there is no VEGAS Pro Noise Reduction plug-in. When you open an Audio Event from Vegas Pro in Sound Forge and make changes with SF, all you have to do is press the SAVE button in Sound Forge and all the original file in Vegas Pro will be automatically updated.

Somehow I missed your reply and only discovered it today! Sorry for the delay in replying to your last reply. Right-click Speaker icon in Windows Taskbar (lower right), select Sound Settings, then located Input Devices and adjust levels for mic. Make sure to check your Rode microphone input levels, through your Windows Sound Settings. Once you have changed the Audio Device Type, you should see your Rode microphone be linked to Channel 1 and Channel 2 (Left/Right Stereo). If you have more advanced Audio Drivers installed that support ASIO, you could also select one of them as an option.ĪSIO audio drivers are considered the best in a Professional environment. The best default option is to use Windows Classic Wave Driver - this will work on all computers. You need to set the Audio Device Type, to make the Rode Mic appear as an option. To configure your Rode Microphone, make sure it is connected before your start Sound Forge. I have detailed instructions in this old forum reply here: I don't own Sound Forge Pro 16, but the instructions I am about to give you should still apply in v16. I will assume you are talking about Sound Forge Pro 16. Are you talking about Sound Forge Pro 16 or Sound Forge Audio Studio 16 ?

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