Cool Edit 2000 Quickstart Guide

This section introduces Cool Edit 2000 and the Cool Edit 2000 family.

In this section, you will learn how to record, edit, and save your audio files with Cool Edit 2000, and how to encode to MP3.

In this section, we discuss hardware considerations for Cool Edit 2000, including how digital audio recording works and the items needed to create a digital audio workstation.

In this section, you will learn about the different ways that Syntrillium Software supports Cool Edit 2000, including tutorials, FAQs, add-on plug-ins, and email.

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Want to put your voice in Carnegie Hall? Give it that 60's flange? Boost the bass? Cool Edit 2000 has more than twenty fantastic audio effects and tools like Echo, Flange, Compression, Amplify, Noise Reduction, Reverb, Time/Pitch stretch, and much more.

Cool Edit 2000 also has powerful analysis tools. You can examine the frequency components and other details about your audio with the Frequency Analysis, Statistics, and Spectral View features.

When you're all done, you can compress your audio to MP3 or Real Media G2 to post on the web or email it to your friends If you'd rather burn it to CD, Cool Edit 2000 can prepare the audio for that too. If you've found yourself on the leading edge, and need audio for DVD, you'll appreciate Cool Edit 2000's support for 24-bit/96kHz files.

Best of all, you don't have to be an expert to use Cool Edit 2000. It's so easy to use that even if you're a novice, you can start producing great recordings in just minutes. If you need assistance, an explanation from Cool Edit 2000's online Help is only a click away. Finally, if you are totally stumped, our highly acclaimed support staff can help you: just visit http://support.syntrillium.com.

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