Cool Edit Pro 2.0 manual search

[Stewbone]

Hey, I'd be in the debt of someone who'd turn me on to the manual for CEP 2.0.... thanks much,

Rog.

[MrM]

http://www.mll.arizona.edu/tutorials/CoolEdit_Instructor.pdf

http://www.mll.arizona.edu/tutorials/CoolEdit_User.pdf

http://lmbpc.lincoln.ac.uk/audio/cep1man.pdf

Not exactly what you want, but it covers a lot.

BTW. When do we meet in person?

[lpdeluxe]

I have the 2.0 manual, but it's 300+ pages long. A better alternative is to buy a copy of Robert Riley's Audio Editing With Cool Edit Pro which is geared toward 2.0 and equally applies to Adobe Audition. I find its organization better than Syntrillium's manual. You can also search the Help files. I think everything in the manual is there.

[Stewbone]

Originally posted by MrM
http://www.mll.arizona.edu/tutorials/CoolEdit_Instructor.pdf

http://www.mll.arizona.edu/tutorials/CoolEdit_User.pdf

http://lmbpc.lincoln.ac.uk/audio/cep1man.pdf

Not exactly what you want, but it covers a lot.

BTW. When do we meet in person?

You're in the Netherlands, bro! Maybe when we're waiting before God on Judgement Day... I suppose we all have to go.

Thanks for the links! BTW, got any of your work on mp3? Would be fun to see what someone's done on Cubasis.

Rog.

[Stewbone]

Originally posted by lpdeluxe
I have the 2.0 manual, but it's 300+ pages long. A better alternative is to buy a copy of Robert Riley's Audio Editing With Cool Edit Pro which is geared toward 2.0 and equally applies to Adobe Audition. I find its organization better than Syntrillium's manual. You can also search the Help files. I think everything in the manual is there.

Yes, Help is pretty complete, I think. I'm looking for something I don't have to sit in front of the screen and stare at for long periods, though! I'll look up the book you mention- and thanks for the lead.

Peace,
Rog.

[jecahn]

This should be what you are looking for.

Good luck.

http://www.alfors.com/Ruzne/cep2man.pdf

[lpdeluxe]

Thank you. I have a print manual but it's WAYY across the room!

[Stewbone]

Thanks, Jecahn!

Let's see... better part of 400 pages at the library's printer... 10 cents a page... a tad under $40. :D They're gonna love me and hate me, at the same time! (Gonna have to get me a printer! I'll keep the manual a little closer than LP does- after I download it!)

But seriously, thanks for the link-up.

I'm finding, as I go stomping along in the dark, that this is a very happening program. Don't even think I'm going to need that n-Track after all... with some good documentation in my hand, you folks best get yourselves strapped in good and tight. :p

Thanks again,

Rog.

[lpdeluxe]

Mr Stewbone, it took me all morning day and a trip to Staples for another ink cartridge and more paper to get my copy of the CEP manual...which is now in a binder, and it's printed on both sides! I estimate it cost $37 altogether, almost as much as your library idea.

[Stewbone]

You got the better deal, Mr. LP; I get one side printed, no binder. $38.00. And dirty looks from the Library lady...:p