#Recording studio computer pro#
#Recording studio computer Pc#
#Recording studio computer mac#

I've used it several times to compensate for recordings that were just too quiet to broadcast. If one part of your sound file is too low or two high, you can select it and use the 'amplitude' function to change the volume. You can also add plenty of special effects. If your trio lacks a bass, you can grab the music, mix it in and suddenly you have a quartet. For example, Cool Edit has a 'mix paste' feature that allows you to grab one sound and mix it with another. You can take out the imperfections and you can even add things that weren't there in the first place. In many ways, editing sound is a lot like editing photos. You can also easily distinguish between quiet sounds and louder ones. I don't know of anyone who can literally decipher speech by looking at the screen, but - after editing many interviews - I've actually started to notice the 'shape' of certain sounds such as 'um' and 'ah,' making it pretty easy to edit them out. That's because sounds form a 'waveform' that is visible on the screen. One of the nice things about editing sound on a computer is that you can see, as well as hear, the sounds.

#Recording studio computer Pc#

- 5.5 GB free system disk space required, plus 20 GB for optional content.Cool Edit lets you record sound from a microphone, a CD inserted into your PC or any external device, such as a tape or mini-disc player or even a record player that can plug into the microphone or line input socket on your sound card.

#Recording studio computer pro#

- For using Reason as an AAX plugin, Pro Tools 12 or later is required.

- For using Reason as an AU plugin, a host with AUv2 support is required.

- For using Reason as a VST Plugin, a host with VST3 support is required.

- MIDI interface and a MIDI keyboard recommended.

- CoreAudio compliant audio interface or built-in audio hardware.

- Monitor with at least 1280x768 resolution.

Additionally, program may use up to 20 GB scratch disk space and additional space for cached graphical assets

- 5.5 GB free system disk space required, plus 20 GB for optional content.

- 4 GB RAM (8 GB or more recommended for large ReFills or Rack Extensions).

#Recording studio computer mac#

- Intel or M1 Mac with multi-core processor.

Advanced modeled mixing console with complete channel strip for every instrument and audio channel.

Self-contained song files make moving projects between computers and collaborator as easy as moving a single file.

Multicore support and 64-bit compatibility makes Reason fast and powerful on any computer.

Realtime sample rate and bit depth conversion allows for importing any audio into Reason without issues.

Supports all major file formats-from wave and aiff to mp3 and more.

Remote mapping to external MIDI controllers and hardware control surfaces.

Advanced exporting-export your separate mixer channels as individual audio stems, including effects and tempo track.

MIDI clock output-sync hardware to Reason.

MIDI instrument output-control synths, samplers and keyboards from Reason's sequencer.

Convert recorded or imported audio in the sequencer into REX loops for further sound manipulation.

Audio slicing and audio quantize-correct the timing of your audio recordings.

Pitch Edit mode for polishing your vocal recordings.

High quality realtime time stretch & audio transpose.

Fully featured high-precision multitrack sequencer with Blocks mode and audio comping tools.

Unlimited audio recording and instrument channels.

Support for Ableton Link: effortlessly sync Reason and other link enabled apps over WiFi.

Rack Extensions lets you expand your collection of instruments and effects from Reason Studios and 3rd party developers.

Opens songs and synth patches made in Reason Compact - the free pocket music studio for iOS.

Delay compensation makes all signal paths play in perfect, phase-locked sync.

VST plugin support: add any instrument or effect plugin to Reason’s rack.