Multiple editing software Programs on PC

Give yourself a treat!

Set aside 15 - 20 mins and go into "MultiTrack" mode.
Double click in the clip list on the left hand side
Find the demo loops that came with Audition and load 10 - 15 (try and get
the same type but sometimes you would be surprised by the combinations you
can make)

Drop a drum onto a track and change the length so it covers a few seconds
(if it's a loop changing the size will just make the loop repeat)
Then just drop instruments on where ever you want.
You see what's going on in a little while and it's kinda fun.

Remember the whole time - This is throw away. It's not important that it
sound amazing just that you see what's going on and how to line up loops and
such. I think you'll be amazed at how easy it is to make a passable shot at
looped music.

Tom P.

 

I have Avid Xpress Pro, Vegas 5 and Premiere Pro 1.5 (and of course Windows
Movie Maker) all loaded on my machine. Also 3 or 4 different DVD authoring
apps -- DVD It, Reel DVD, DVD Architect and Encore. And 2 or 3 different
encoding apps -- Cleaner XL, Sorenson Squeeze and TMPGenc. Not to mention
several different audio apps, including Pro Tools, Audition, Sound Forge and
a couple of others. No problems with all of them peacefully co-existing on
the same machine.

Randy