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Using Cood Edit Pro To Make Horns

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I have Cool Edit Pro 2.0 and I want to start using it to make horns.
But I have no tutorial on how to use it. The reason I used goldwave is because I found a tutorial on how to use it. If someone could point me to a guide on how to use it for looping sounds, or could someone tell me how to use it, I would be greatly appreciated.

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Member since Apr-7-04 · 110 posts

RE: Using Cood Edit Pro To Make Horns

I d/l Goldwave a few days ago and within hours I had a decent sound horn looped and formatted for MSTS, except for the in-cab horn. If you want I could help you.

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