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* For Cool Edit 2000 and Cool Edit Pro ver 2 Cool Edit really is a recording studio in your PC. It's a sophisticated piece of software that enables up to 64 tracks of stereo audio to becombined as a 'multitrack' enabling it to be used as a super high quality'virtual tape recorder'. It's used by beginners and audio professionals to record, edit and play and record audio, add an unlimited range of effects and filters including Direct X and VST effects), clean up audio files, mix up to 64 tracks and master to CD or even for broadcast. This book shows how to get the best from the Cool Edit with easy tounderstand walkthroughs and helpful hints and tips. It's an essential addition to the Cool Edit manual and help file and reveals many undocumented features and time saving tips. It explains how to install and set up the program on your PC, how to record from a variety of sources, how to apply EQ and effects like flanging, reverb, delay, and how to sync via MIDI and SMPTE. You'll learn how to use plug-ins to enhance, clean up and generally improve your recordings and how to save in multiple file formats including MP3 and WAV for any platform or system. If you master to CD, Cool Edit has tools for normalising your mix, to do complex multiband compression, noise reduction, inserting silence, test tones and signals etc. Finally, there's an invaluable troubleshooting section along and a collection of invaluable tips and tricks gleaned from the author's many years of experience using the program. |
Contents
1 Introducing Cool Edit Cool Edit 2000. Cool Edit LE. Cool Edit SE. Cool Edit Pro version 2. Minimum Specifications for Cool Edit 2000 and Cool Edit Pro version 2. 2 Optimising your PC for use with Cool Edit Memory. Processor. Hard disk space. Operating systems and patches. Run a 'lean machine'. Tuning the host computer in preparation for installing Cool Edit Pro Version 2. Display properties. System properties. Hard disks and hard disk optimisation. Removable storage. 3 Choosing a sound card Sound card connections. MIDI. USB. 4 Installing Cool Edit 2000 Trial version. 5 Installing and configuring Cool Edit Pro version 2 Options Settings (F4), General, System. Colors. Display Settings. Data settings. Multitrack. SMPTE. Options>Device Properties. Wave Out. Wave In. Calculating multitrack latency. MIDI Out. MIDI In. Ext Controller. Syntrillium Red Rover peripheral for Cool Edit Pro Version 2. Options>Device Order. Useful things to know about Cool Edit Pro version 2. Undo and auto-recovery. Real time disk space information. 6 Using Cool Edit 7 Recording in the Edit View 8 Creating original sounds within Cool Edit 9 Using effects in Edit View 10 Waveform and Spectral View 11 The Multitrack View 12 Real time effects and mixers 13 Mixdown, mastering and CD burning Appendix Glossary Index |
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