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Try reversing your track, adding the delay or reverb, then reversing it back. If you want the track to be backwards, then add the delay while its playing naturally, then reverse it. These are pretty standard tricks, so it might not be what you're looking for. -Chris

These are the updates from 1.2 to 2.0. There are additional updates from 2.0 to 2.1 (which I can no longer get ahold of) and from 2.1 to Audition (which Im not yet interested in getting ahold of) I think Dobro uses both 2.1 and 1.2 depending on his mood, and Chris Harris might as well (sorry if...

Wave Display Right-Click Menu The Edit View’s Wave Display now has a right-click menu. However, if you prefer Cool Edit Pro 1.x’s way of using the right mouse button to extend the edges of selections, you can turn the menu off in Options > Settings by checking the “Right-click extend selection”...

New Customizable Interface Cool Edit Pro 1.x was pretty snazzy looking, but it doesn’t hold a candle to the slicker-looking interface of version 2. Not only is the program now drop-dead gorgeous, its interface is fully customizable, complete with dockable windows. This means, for example, that...

Real-time Effects Many of Cool Edit Pro’s Effects (which were called “Transforms” in previous versions of Cool Edit Pro) can be applied non-destructively to tracks in real time, instead of having to add them to the waveform in Edit View. Real-time Effects include all of the Delay effects, plus...

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Have Vegas send the outs to the monitor mixer- I think that's what it's designed for :) Monitor..... Mixer......

MILLSY5- How do you like Stylus? Does it bug you that you can't load in your own samples? Does that also mean you can't sequence your own grooves? -Chris

I'm not to sure too many pros master with Cubase. It's designed for sequencing, tracking, and mixing... -Chris

No, cause you've just spent all your money on a $2000 workstation :)

Sorry, I didn't mean to offend you. But what I understand about the ambient tradition (at least in its origins) what that it contained no percussion, nor western time signatures so that it was used to change the listeners frame of context. However, the tradition may have changed, and if I am...

Then why do you need drum sample cds?

Listen to practically any commercial rap/rnb recording. Move your inquiry to the rap/hip-hop/dj forum. You'll find many more users and plenty of examples. -Chris

All that on the computer and still using a soundblaster? You didn;t mention any pre-amps...are you using the behringer? I really like the vocals of your tunes- good performances and double/triple tracking. -Chris

I had a similar problem with my soundcard (Delta 44) and CEP. It turned out the problem was the IRQ setting of my card. Try moving around your PCI cards and see if you can't find a combination that works. -Chris

You can edit soundfonts with Vienna if you've got a creative card present. I used to keep my SB Live! in just so Vienna would recognize it. I put it back in when I need to edit a soundfont -Chris

Yes, it's true. Yes, you can hear the difference No, you can't use it with CEP, because it only records audio, and does no sequencing or arranging of its own (though it will play midi files). Mapping is simply designating which sample will respond to midi commands, and doesn't have much to do...

Lately, when I switch performance mode on my Nord Rack 2- usually from program/layer to manual, the manual mode retains some of the character of the preset sounds. If I go from layer to manual, one of the slots from the layer will be entirely present, and if I go from program to manual, its...

You need FL Studio to do such a task: If you have it, you can select the beats per measure in the top left window of the step sequencer (click and drag on the graw box) Look into using the piano roll for more versatile programming options

Program a four-on-the-floor kick drum beat, and the snare on two and four. You could either play the hi-hats on the beat, or on the off-eighths, but avoid a 8th note pattern, it will probably sound too busy. Another option is to roll lightly on the snare on the 8ths, and play accents on 2 and...