How does Cool Edit multitrack mode work?

1.Mouse Actions:

In multi-track mode, you can use the left mouse button to easily select the waveform range. Left-clicking on a waveform selects a complete waveform, while holding the left button and dragging horizontally selects a waveform segment of any length, while the right-mouse button moves the waveform block. By right-clicking on a waveform, you can easily move the waveform block up, down, left, right, or even on other tracks.

2.Volume at the time of recording:

After recording an audio in Cool Edit Pro, you can intuitively see its waveform display. If the input volume is too low, the waveform will be narrow, close to a straight line. For vocals, guitars and other sounds with a large dynamic range, if the input is too small, it is definitely not good, first of all, if the sound is small, the proportion of noise in the overall volume will be greater, and secondly, in post-production, the adjustment range that can be made will also be very small.

Therefore, when recording, be sure to maintain a certain amount of input volume. It is impossible to generalize about the exact level, but at least it is necessary to be able to see the fluctuations of the waveform without magnifying it vertically. Bump.

Otherwise, either increase the recording level or increase the volume of playing the piano or singing.

3.Optimization of the system:

Any audio software has it"System settings"The adjustment can be made to make the operation of the software more suitable for your computer. Press in any mode"f4"to enter the system settings dialog box.

Here you can adjust the location and size of temporary files, the size and number of recording buffers, the color scheme of the software view, the sample quality level, the default recording, the sample rate of the mix, the system's recording equipment selection, and much more.

The first track is accompaniment.

Track 2: Press the red R key on the second track before recording, and then press the record key to record!!

Don't forget to give a point for the details!!

If you have time, take a look at my library, which introduces the use and processing of cool.

Add to the tutorial upstairs. Use cool edit to do multi-track insertion.

The sample rate format of the source inserted into each track needs to be the same

Save the format with the same sample rate as the format first. Re-import. That's it.

You send me a picture, and now it's what it looks like.

This is normal.,Two-channel is cool's default way to open and save files.,It's supposed to be like this.,Why do you want to turn it into a single track?

Are you saying that this file was originally mono, but you became biaural during the operation? That's a good thing, I usually go out of my way to make mono files binaural. I've also learned how to turn a mono file into a two-channel file.

Why do you have to change the binaural back to mono?

Since I don't know your operation process, I can only make a guess based on my experience. If this file was previously mono. As soon as I opened it this time, I found that it became like this, so you should have chosen stereo last time when you failed to mix and recreate the multi-track operation.

If it is changed to binaural during operation this time, the reason is the same.

See the figure, there are two options when mixing, you choose the above one, that is, stereo, you want to mix into mono, you have to choose the one that is indicated below is mono.

If you have to change the file back to mono, then remix it again. Or select a channel in single-track mode, copy this channel, and then create a new mono file (click "Mono" when creating a new file) and paste it in the new file.

I suggest you don't change back, isn't that good?

There is a key in the upper left corner of cool (below the file item), green, click to switch between single track and multiple track, I don't know if you are asking about this ......

1. It can be recorded in 2 tracks, and the method is as follows:

a. Multi-track interface, the first track is used as the recording track, the second track is put into the computer**, and then click to start recording. CE will ** the audio of the second track. You can record the microphone by listening to ** with headphones.

Then the first track and the second track can be mixed to achieve the effect of "simultaneous recording".

b. Completed by wiring. The specific method is a bit cumbersome, and it requires sound card and remote support. In the past, when I was on the radio, I recorded it like this, with monitoring, listening, and headsets, all of which could be recorded on a single track. This option is not recommended.

2. If you want to join the reverb synchronously, then your microphone must be connected to the effect, and then connected to the computer (I don't know if there is software that can automatically add reverberation to the microphone of the cracked Hu). If you don't have effects, you can only record them first, then add reverbs, and finally remix them into ***

Last but not least, CoolEdit is audio software. Its power lies in the fact that the recorded sound source can. If it has to be like a tape recorder, why not just take the tape recorder?

In the recording studio, a dry note (vowel) is recorded first, and then slowly modified, and finally the accompaniment is added after the source is old. The ** that comes out in this way is beautiful.

Cool Edit Pro Beginner Recording Tutorial.

First, we need to make preparations. Use your headphones as monitors (the meaning of this step is to use headphones to listen to the accompaniment**, otherwise you'll record a mix of **and vocals) when you're recording) and tune up your MIC. Then we're going to use the tool Cool Edit Pro and its plugins.

Yes, that's it. A few days ago, I saw the arranger who introduced "Da Shi" demonstrating the tune he wrote for this TV series on TV, and he used this cooledit. In fact, quite a lot of ** producers are using this super tool now.

Without further ado, I don't want to mention anything that has nothing to do with this introduction, but let's start now.

Method steps.

Cool Edit Pro Beginner Recording Tutorial.

First, we need to make preparations. Use your headphones as monitors (the meaning of this step is to use headphones to listen to the accompaniment**, otherwise you'll record a mix of **and vocals) when you're recording) and tune up your MIC. Then we're going to use the tool Cool Edit Pro and its plugins.

Yes, that's it. A few days ago, I saw the arrangement of "Da Shi" on TV to demonstrate the music he composed for this TV series, and he used this calendar cooledit. In fact, quite a lot of ** producers are using this super tool now.

Without further ado, I don't want to mention anything that has nothing to do with this introduction, but let's start now.

1. After installing CoolEdit Pro, install the plug-ins into the subdirectory under the installation directory, create a new folder named "DX", and install all the plug-ins here.

2. After opening CoolEdit Pro, a new project will be created automatically. The interface is as follows: As you can see, the red 1 I marked is the button to switch between multi-track and single-track.

Red 2 indicates that you are recording with the "r" in "r", "s", and "m", which indicates that the track is within the recording range. Click on the record button (marked 3 in red) to start recording your voice. Before recording, you also need to adjust your "Voice and Audio Attributes", you need to check the recording items, select them in the MIC column, and don't choose the others, because what we want to record is only the voice we want to sing. As shown in Fig