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Exactly..... 4 years now you say????? have fun...

Yeah...in Multitrack view...go to View>Mixer Window... theres a master volume, as well as a "board" of horizontal controls...

or Amatuering.....lol.... How can sound forge be used in the mixing stages??? Is it better to import tracks and "Juice" em up in SF??? (rather than CEP?)

regards to blue bear sound for this 1.... http://www.bluebearsound.com/articles/mixing101.htm check it out, take note of his chart about freq. range, but a good overall read.... classic in this forum...lol

You know they really named the program well ie: "cool Edit Pro"... But anyway, yeah the filters in CEP are definatly capable of achieving what youve want: (i think your talking about taking like a slice of a sample, or a chop, and filtering/EQ'ing out like the drums, or an instrument to chop...

Interesting concepts lp, thank you... The thing is that im only working with a single mic, and probably going to have to remain at that status when embarking on this new and exciting recording endeavor. Its true, multitracking has narrowed my view on certain tecniques, i guess... ...I still...

OOO! NoNoNo......No talking of pirating software round these parts..... ....Youll be black listed for life.......at this BBS at least... BUY the Mutha F***er...

the click is the LAAAAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSST teenytiny sample at the end of the wave. Zoom in (alot) at the end and (the beginning) if neccessary, and cut off, or Effects>Silence the last little hump or valley. try to have the last sample even in the middle, at 0, with no red showing, on...

this thread is from last year wassup lp? check my thread out

ever find yourself tweaking your EQ when you play industry shit?

i must conquer...Eminem's recent album "Encore" was a late night cram session.... In the past Dre and Em have sonically mixed some good stuff, but encore, that album took like 10 hours.... songwriting, recording, and mixing...

its called vocoding... in Edit view...theres an option in one of the pull down menues up top... its called "Vocoder"... search the threads here, or experiment... I dont know shit about it tho...it should come up somewhere around here

Wussup all, Ive ammassed a pretty good knowledge of most of the ins-andouts of CEP, much thanks to dobro,lpdeluxe,ChangeofPoets among others...thank you all again... For the first time im am considering recording an acoustic guitar,...this dude I met is pretty soulful, and I wanted to get...

guess its all a matter of taste

i would love to edit sound for you.... A chance to mix for a video game is an opportunity not to be missed.... But for free? ehhhh....I dunno... How much YOU getting paid? or do video game designers/recruiters work for free? fuck that.... Private message me and well talk.....

I second that notion... STICKY!!!

thanks for the link...ima try to strap an intercooled turbocharger to the bitch ;)

wussup HR's, I'm usually threading around the CoolEdit Forum, but I hoped maybe someone could help me over here. Here goes: When I'm using my Dell 1100 laptop during performances, (DJ-ing using turntables & Traktor Final Scratch)...after about an hour I notice that the waveforms "Lag" and a...

paragon? defintion please?

Whutup evrybody... SO!.... I uninstalled "Reason" to give Cp room to breathe.... now Ive been finding myself going down the "generate" tones/noise/ avenue in Edit view for add in sound fx... My question...(for I have experimented a great deal) Could anyone provide an article or a link...