[Talal Itani]

Hello,

I always used Cool Edit 2000 for my sound editing, but I need to re-install
Windows XP and all my software. I do not have the Cool Edit file I
downloaded many years ago. What do you recommend I do? Thank you.

Talal Itani

[dadiOH]

Talal Itani wrote:
Hello,

I always used Cool Edit 2000 for my sound editing, but I need to
re-install Windows XP and all my software. I do not have the Cool
Edit file I downloaded many years ago. What do you recommend I do?
Thank you.

Either...

Use another wave editor
- or -
Buy another copy (it's Adobe Audition now)


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On Apr 19, 4:11 pm, "Talal Itani" wrote:
Hello,

I always used Cool Edit 2000 for my sound editing, but I need to re-install
Windows XP and all my software. I do not have the Cool Edit file I
downloaded many years ago. What do you recommend I do? Thank you.

Talal Itani


Audacity is a good freeware replacement.

[Talal Itani]

wrote in message
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On Apr 19, 4:11 pm, "Talal Itani" wrote:
Hello,

I always used Cool Edit 2000 for my sound editing, but I need to
re-install
Windows XP and all my software. I do not have the Cool Edit file I
downloaded many years ago. What do you recommend I do? Thank you.

Talal Itani


Audacity is a good freeware replacement.


Thanks!

[Talal Itani]

Use another wave editor
- or -
Buy another copy (it's Adobe Audition now)

I was hoping I can find CoolEdit 2000, somewhere, for legal download. I
think Audition is based on CoolEdit Pro.

[Richard Crowley]

"Talal Itani" wrote ...
I was hoping I can find CoolEdit 2000, somewhere, for legal download.

Do you have the name and serial number that were origially
used to unlock it? You can likely get the the installer itself from
a "warez" source. The "warez" people deal in illegal distribution
of licensed software. But if you have a license, it isn't illegal.

Syntrillium was subsumed by Adobe and likely has no legal
right to continue distributing their old products officially.

I think Audition is based on CoolEdit Pro.

Yes. For some reason Adobe has never made CE2K into
an entry-level product ("Audition Elements") like they have
for several of their other popular applications (Photoshop,
Premiere, etc.) CE2K was very popular and "Audition
Elements" would be a natural product to sell to the
exploding "podcasting" market.

[N.Laplaca]

"Talal Itani" wrote in message
news:22QVh.6425$0S1.3566@trnddc01...

Hello,

I always used Cool Edit 2000 for my sound editing, but I need to
re-install Windows XP and all my software. I do not have the Cool Edit
file I downloaded many years ago. What do you recommend I do? Thank you.

Talal Itani


I think goldwave is a great audio editor yet I hardly ever hear it mentioned
when questions like this are asked. You can demo it. Check it out.

http://www.goldwave.com/

[CQ]

On Fri, 20 Apr 2007 00:40:29 GMT, Talal Itani enlightened us like so:

I was hoping I can find CoolEdit 2000, somewhere, for legal download.

http://www.oldversion.com/program.php?n=coolpro

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[Talal Itani]

"Richard Crowley" wrote in message
...
"Talal Itani" wrote ...
I was hoping I can find CoolEdit 2000, somewhere, for legal download.

Do you have the name and serial number that were origially
used to unlock it? You can likely get the the installer itself from
a "warez" source. The "warez" people deal in illegal distribution
of licensed software. But if you have a license, it isn't illegal.

Syntrillium was subsumed by Adobe and likely has no legal
right to continue distributing their old products officially.

I think Audition is based on CoolEdit Pro.

Yes. For some reason Adobe has never made CE2K into
an entry-level product ("Audition Elements") like they have
for several of their other popular applications (Photoshop,
Premiere, etc.) CE2K was very popular and "Audition
Elements" would be a natural product to sell to the
exploding "podcasting" market.


I agree. I tried the Auditions in the past, and I realized that it is too
much for my needs.

[Arny Krueger]

"Talal Itani" wrote in message
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"Richard Crowley" wrote in message
...
"Talal Itani" wrote ...
I was hoping I can find CoolEdit 2000, somewhere, for legal download.

Do you have the name and serial number that were origially
used to unlock it? You can likely get the the installer itself from
a "warez" source. The "warez" people deal in illegal distribution
of licensed software. But if you have a license, it isn't illegal.

Syntrillium was subsumed by Adobe and likely has no legal
right to continue distributing their old products officially.

I think Audition is based on CoolEdit Pro.

Yes. For some reason Adobe has never made CE2K into
an entry-level product ("Audition Elements") like they have
for several of their other popular applications (Photoshop,
Premiere, etc.) CE2K was very popular and "Audition
Elements" would be a natural product to sell to the
exploding "podcasting" market.


I agree. I tried the Auditions in the past, and I realized that it is too
much for my needs.

Adobe is working on a smaller audio editor called Sound Booth.

http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/soundbooth/

[chetatkinsdiet]

Yes. For some reason Adobe has never made CE2K into
an entry-level product ("Audition Elements") like they have
for several of their other popular applications (Photoshop,
Premiere, etc.) CE2K was very popular and "Audition
Elements" would be a natural product to sell to the
exploding "podcasting" market.

Wrong...they just announced Soundbooth, a simple, very easy to use,
consumer based product. It's geared more for the video editor that
needs to do simple edits to the audio tracks on their video, but I
think it fits your bill.

m

[Richard Crowley]

"chetatkinsdiet" wrote ...
Yes. For some reason Adobe has never made CE2K into
an entry-level product ("Audition Elements") like they have
for several of their other popular applications (Photoshop,
Premiere, etc.) CE2K was very popular and "Audition
Elements" would be a natural product to sell to the
exploding "podcasting" market.

Wrong...they just announced Soundbooth, a simple, very easy to use,
consumer based product. It's geared more for the video editor that
needs to do simple edits to the audio tracks on their video, but I
think it fits your bill.

They could have immediately released CE2K as "Audition
Elements" as they did with CEP (as "Audition"). Note that
even Adobe claims that "Soundbooth" is a completely new
application that bears little resemblance to the feature set
of CE2K. And "Soundbooth" will come out, what, maybe
3-5 years after they bought CE2K and abandoned it.

[Peter Larsen]

Talal Itani wrote:

Hello,

I always used Cool Edit 2000 for my sound editing, but I need to re-install
Windows XP and all my software. I do not have the Cool Edit file I
downloaded many years ago. What do you recommend I do? Thank you.

In principle you took a busines risk when you failed to keep a backup of
the original download and registration information. Contact Adobe
support. Anybody could supply the main program download, but they have
to supply the small registration program, it is not a distributable
file. It may be required that they can find your registration in their
database.

Talal Itani


Kind regards

Peter Larsen

[Peter Larsen]

Richard Crowley wrote:

They could have immediately released CE2K as "Audition
Elements" as they did with CEP (as "Audition").

They should have. Instead they left the entry level to Magix so that new
user will get accustomed to ""samplitude lite"" (Magix Music Studio) and
then go for the real thing.


Kind regards

Peter Larsen

[John Phillips]

"chetatkinsdiet" wrote in message
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....they just announced Soundbooth, a simple, very easy to use,
consumer based product. It's geared more for the video editor that
needs to do simple edits to the audio tracks on their video, but I
think it fits your bill.

m


The announced price is $200. At $100, it would have been very interesting
for a lot of people but at the announced price there are many other options
(including free) that are worth looking into.

John Phillips