Have you already registered your product and have your MAGIX LOGIN on hand? Then you can download your registered programs and their corresponding manuals at any time in the MAGIX Service Center under "My Products". There you'll find an overview of all your registered MAGIX programs and their serial numbers.
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Have a valid serial number for a MAGIX product and need the installation package and manual? Then go to the MAGIX Download Center and enter your serial number to download all the corresponding files. Please note that you need to select the right language package some programs. You must activate and register downloaded programs using your serial number after installing them on your computer.
In order to activate your software, you will need the serial number and a valid email address. Please note that as of 2014, you need to be connected to the Internet in order to activate the most current version of MAGIX software.
Most MAGIX products are now outfitted with a P3 serial number and need to be registered and activated when they are launched for the first time following installation. Software with a P3 serial number cannot be started until this is done. Based on the registration and activation, the software is assigned to the device on which it was installed.
Sound Forge 10.0 Series
Sound Forge 10.0O
Sound forge pro 10.0
Sony Sound Forge 7.0
Sound Forge 6.0
Sony Sound Forge 9.0
Sound Forge 6.0a
Sound forge 9.0
Sony Sound Forge Audio Studio 9.0
Sony Sound Forge 7.0/7.0a build 214/262 (WORKS)
Sound Forge Audio Studio 9.0
Sound forge 7.0
Sony Sound Forge 8.0
Sonic Foundry Sound Forge 6.0a (150)
Sonic Foundry Sound Forge 5.0
Sony Sound Forge Pro
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Sound forge 8.0
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Sound Forge MP3 Plugin 2
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Sound Forge 7.0 100%
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Sound Forge 9.0c (Build 405)
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Crossword Forge v4.5.10
All Sound Editor XP v1.10
All Sound Editor XP 1.10
Arial Sound Recorder 1.2.10
Flash Sound Grabber v1.10
NCH Swift Sound RecordPad Sound Recorder 1.09
Sound WMA MP3 Sound Recorder Professional 6.5.5.1
Sound WMA MP3 Sound Recorder Professional 6.5.3
Crossword Forge v5.2.7
Crossword Forge v4.7.5
Filter Forge 3.0 Professional Edition
Filter Forge v3.007
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Crossword Forge 3.5.1
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Filter Forge v2.008
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Crossword Forge v5.0
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Image Forge V3.60
Crossword Forge 3.9
Natura Sound Therapy 3.0
wavePad Sound Editor V4.03
NCH WavePad Sound Editor 3.12
NCH Swift Sound Express Burn Plus 1.08
NCH RecordPad Sound Recorder 2.11
Let's use an example to show how you might accomplish some basic recording and editing tasks in Cakewalk. There are two types of recording, MIDI and audio. MIDI stands for Musical Instrument Digital Interface and is a standard protocol that was adopted in the early 1980s by nearly all major manufacturers of electronic musical equipment and software. MIDI recording is done by playing a music synthesizer, drum pads, or other suitably equipped device that has been connected to your computer through a MIDI interface. Audio recording is done by connecting a microphone or mixing board to your computer's sound card. Once you've decided which type of recording you want to do, you need to set up a track in Cakewalk so that it will receive your input and allow you to hear what you've recorded. This task is done in the track view, which is the main work area in Cakewalk. The track view is set up like a spreadsheet, with each cell representing a different control on a different track. You move from cell to cell with the arrow keys, or, if you're using JAWS, you can move directly to a specific horizontal cell in a track with keyboard shortcuts. The column headings and cell contents will be spoken. If you're using the Caketalking scripts, you can also move directly to a specific track, which is very handy when you are working on a large project.
There are many other features in Cakewalk that make it possible to edit music just like you would edit a text file. You can cut, copy, and paste selected portions of selected tracks with standard Windows commands, and the process of selecting what you want to edit can be accomplished with a few easy keystrokes. The Caketalking program even makes it possible to "scrub" through an audio track, which, for those who might remember, is like rocking an open reel tape back and forth to find where you want to cut the tape with a razor blade. The only difference now is you don't need to draw any blood in the process. You can also apply a wide range of effects to your audio tracks to give your songs that polished studio sound, and all of these tasks can be done from the computer keyboard.
Sound Forge is a digital audio recording program put out by Sonic Foundry, a software company based in Madison, Wisconsin. Its lite version is called Sound Forge XP and can be found bundled currently with several manufacturers' sound cards. The pro version, depending on the dealer, sells for about $359, and XP sells for $49. The XP version is a bargain, even though it won't give you access to Direct X plug-ins (audio processors developed by third-party vendors) or allow you to convert WAV files (its default format) to RealAudio or MP3. The good news is both these packages are very accessible to JAWS and Window-Eyes. JAWS 3.7 ships with Sound Forge scripts, and Window-Eyes set files can be downloaded from the GW Micro web site. Both programs allow you to record a stereo or mono audio file at sampling rates from 2000 to 96000 Kilohertz in either the 16 bit or 8 bit formats.
The Sound Forge programs offer a number of bells and whistles that are both practical and entertaining, depending on the way you use them. You can perform complex editing functions or add effects, such as reverb, time stretch and compress, or even reverse all or a portion of the audio file with ease. What brings about such ease is that Sound Forge is loaded with keystroke equivalents for just about every task you would want to perform in the program. You can navigate through and select portions of your files using standard Windows commands. You can use Alt plus letter combinations to move around in the menus.
Cool Edit, produced by Syntrillium Software, is another sound editing and recording program similar to Sound Forge. There are two varieties of Cool Edit, a stereo version called Cool Edit 2000, and a multi-track version called Cool Edit Pro. The two-track version has many of the same capabilities as Sound Forge. The multi-track version is more expensive, but can be used to record audio similar to the way Cakewalk does. Unfortunately, the multi-track capabilities of Cool Edit Pro are not very accessible. Mouse clicks are necessary to move from one track to another, and you need to click on parameters like volume or pan to activate sliders that can be changed with arrow keys. You can also right-click on a track number to open a dialog box for setting properties. With some tinkering, we were able to record a few tracks of audio and have them play back simultaneously. If you don't need to record MIDI instruments, and you don't mind doing some experimenting, it might not hurt to give Cool Edit Pro a try, especially since Syntrillium has a very liberal demo policy. Both demo versions of Cool Edit will work for 30 days, and you can choose two features from a list to try during each session.
It is easy to see that there is a lot going on in the music and audio field when it comes to computer software. Although only a fraction of this software can be used by visually impaired people, even that fraction offers great potential for realizing your creative and productive goals. We hope that this article has shed some light on the ever-growing number of possibilities available to us.
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