COOL EDIT PRO 2.1
Do you have a song you want to record, but you don’t know how to get good clean vocals? Then you come to the rite place. I will show you how to remove noise out your vocals, so they can sound clean, and studio produced. If you do not have cool edit pro 2.1, then you should go to a search engine, and download it for free. Download it, and install it to your computer first. Then we should be ready to begin on getting your vocals cleaned up. The reason why I picked cool edit pro is, because I spent a lot of years fooling around on this software. Its very simple, when you get the hang of it. Now pull cool edit pro up. If you don’t already have a vocal recorded, then record one now. For those who don’t know how to record, here is a step below that shows you how.
Now double click the vocal wave. It should take you to another screen. If you don’t know what noise is in a vocal, then I have a picture to show you. In the picture, the red lines represent the noise that’s in the wave. The blue dots represent your voice.
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Now that you know the difference, highlight the noise that’s in the ending of the wave. Click on noise reduction. A small screen should pop up. Click the (get profile from selection) button, and then click close.
Once you did that, double click the entire wave. Click noise reduction again, and click ok. Now you have reduced the background noise and general broadband noise.
Your wave should look something like this now, as shown in the picture.
Next step is to highlight the remaining noise in the wave, and right click, and then click silence. After your done silencing the remaining noise, it should look like this.
Now its time for the click/pop eliminator. This works by searching for anomalies in the audio data that could be construed as clicks or pops. Then replacing or repairing the damage location.
After that, click graphic equalizer. You can boost or cut the signal at particular frequency bands, and have a visual representation of the overall eq curve. Then stroll all way down to spit clear, and highlight it, and click ok.
Dynamic processing is the next step. It varies the output level of a wave, based on its input level. This lets you limit or compress the dynamic range of a sample so that the perceived loudness is kelp below a defined limit, or so that the wave’s overall dynamic range is kept at roughly the same level. Click it, and highlight very fast attack, and click ok.
Two steps remains after this next step. Reverb is our next step. It’s an effect used to simulate acoustic space, and consists of both early reflections and echoes that are so closely spaced that they’re perceived as a single decaying sound. Reverb is different from the basic echo effect in that the delays aren’t repeated at regularly spaced intervals. Now that you know what it is, click it, and click on tight and close, and click ok.
Now click on pan/expand. This is used to pan, or shift, the center channel of a stereo waveform. It also lets you expand or narrow the stereo separation of the left and right channels. Click on mastering width, and click ok.
Last step is amplify. This is to bring your vocals up a little louder over your music, so you will be able to hear yourself clearly. Click it, and highlight center wave, then go to the db, and raise it up to 5db. Click ok when your done.
We made it to the end!! Now just listen to it and see how it sounds. If it’s still not louder enough for you then you can adjust the volume a little higher if you like.
I hope this helped you out a lot, and gave you a better understanding working with cool edit pro. Thanks!! 🙂