Quic tutorial with pictures on how to make and use LOOPS in Cool Edit

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Florian

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From: Adelaide/Australia

Quic tutorial with pictures on how t...

Sorry before i just assumed that everyone knew how to, but if you dont i made a quic tutorial with pictures.
I know it dosent belong here , but this is the only place i can upload pictures to.

So download the Pdf, for Picture Examples

Page 1. In the book, select your litlle loop, test it , make sure it loops perfectly, rightclick on it and select insert into multitrack.

Page 2. and 3 Once in mUltitrack rightclick on the Loop and select " Loop Duplicate"
i chose to dupliacte it 5 times just for example, u decide how long you want it.

Page 4. After all is done , top left corner under file Select "Mixdown to file"

Page 5. After the mixing is done the program will take you to the single track view with your new mixed Sound File, all you have to do now is save it.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 4 2005 22:27:39

Florian

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RE: Quic tutorial with pictures on h... (in reply to Florian)

err. not that it matters but on page 5 is sopposed to be " MY GREATE NEW LOOP"

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 4 2005 22:32:15

Doitsujin

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RE: Quic tutorial with pictures on h... (in reply to Florian)

Which program is that? Is it free?

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 4 2005 22:37:56

Florian

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RE: Quic tutorial with pictures on h... (in reply to Florian)

Cool Edit Pro by Syntrillium, no its not free.

What Audio program do you use ?

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 4 2005 22:40:11

Doitsujin

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RE: Quic tutorial with pictures on h... (in reply to Florian)

I use MAGIX audio studio 2005 deLuxe. Its not for looping, but I use it for looping.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 5 2005 8:45:57

Florian

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RE: Quic tutorial with pictures on h... (in reply to Doitsujin)

I am sure u can probably do the same think somehow in that program too.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 5 2005 15:22:29

Jon Boyes

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RE: Quic tutorial with pictures on h... (in reply to Florian)

I use Acid for looping, and its quite superb.

I used to build loops 'manually' using this method Florian, but I have to say its very clunky compared to Acid. If you import a loop into Acid, you just string it out as long as you want it which takes a second, but you can also change the tempo, AND change the key to suit your needs. This gives you amazing control over your loops for recording purposes and of course as a practicing tool.

VERY easy to use, and cheap as chips - I bought Acid V3 from an Ebay reseller for the price of a burger and fries.

I wish I had discovered Acid years ago, would have saved me hours of work with percussion loops.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 6 2005 9:05:55