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User can apply various effects such as echo, amplification, noise reduction that can provide a professional look to the audio. It contains a huge amount of features that are designed for providing high-quality sound. It includes a set of impressive tools for recording, editing and analysis. Cool Record Edit Deluxe OverviewД¬ool Record Edit Deluxe is an interactive application that allows mastering and editing of audio files.

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Sometimes the proccess may require judicious 'nudging' of the sound of the tracks but more often its more about putting the right sounding tracks next to each other.and quite possibly leaving some out.Cool Record Edit Deluxe Free Download Latest Version for Windows. Not all pieces fit so not all pieces were used. I did it with only cassette recorders but the principle was that it was all about making the best fit with the pieces I was using. I would use album songs, radio, live interviews, tv, live music and short snippets of indeterminate sounds to put these mixes together. When I was in collage I was into making mix tapes for parties, for friends, and for multi-dorm-room-simultaneous-playing-soundscapes. You will spend more frustrating hours trying to change the sound of what's already recorded rather than work with the sounds you have and make the best use of them. One might work with a short filter sweep along with a medium crossfade. This does not mean they have to sound the same but one track might transition better into the next with a long crossfade, the next might sound best with a clean 2 second break. You could try the same CONVOLUTION algorithm (Effect>Special>Convolution) if you can generate or obtain an impulse of a specific suitable place.and apply it to all of the tracks to add similar characteristics to each.Д«ut I think you will make a more effective compilation by taking the time to carefully assemble the tracks in a way to make the transitions between tracks the most musical. Your not going to be able to make all of the tracks sound EXACTLY like they are from the same source or recorded at the same time. But again, if you're gonna do this intelligently, you have to listen to and adjust each song, one at a time. Of course, I would vary it, depending on the song: I'd adjust levels so that the vocal on a quiet song was hitting at -14 or -15 maybe, and so that the vocal on a screamer was hitting at Make sense? You could, for example, make sure that the vocal track in each song is hitting at -12 dB: adjust the overall level of each song so that all the vocal tracks are hitting By adjusting the level of just the vocals in all the songs RELATIVE TO EACH OTHER, you can get a really quick referencing of the overall levels of all the songs to each other. Also, you can look at the meter in Cool Edit when you're doing this to see where it's hitting. Sound levels: one way to deal with this is to listen to just the vocal track on each song. No - you're gonna hafta listen to each song one by one and decide what to do with it - you're gonna hafta use your ears.

The bassy song is gonna have some highs it didn't have before (maybe) but the trebly song is gonna have super hyped highs and sound like crap.

Let's say one song is really bassy and another song is really trebly, and you apply some treble boost to everything. EQ: there's no way you can apply one EQ setting to all of the tracks and expect them to sound like they were recorded in the same place using with the same tracker.

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