Multitrack Editing in Soundbooth CS4

By RC Concepcion in Layers Blog
Wednesday June 24, 2009

For today, we have a really cool tutorial from Marcus Geduld on how to do Multitrack editing in Soundbooth CS4. Check it out below!

“I have to admit, I rarely used Soundbooth CS3. It was okay for recording talking, singing, or playing an instrument, but if I needed to layer that recording over other tracks, I was out of luck. So I was thrilled when I found out that Soundbooth CS4 supported multitrack projects. And I was even more thrilled when I discovered how easy they were to set up.

1 CREATE A NEW SOUND FILE
Start by launching Soundbooth and click the red Open Record Dialog icon at the bottom of the interface. In the Record dialog, select your method of input from the Device drop-down menu at the top. Enter “Voiceover” for the File Name and then click the Browse button to choose a location for your file. Next, click the red Start Recording button and speak into the microphone. When finished recording, click the Close button in the Record dialog.”

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Author: RC Concepcion Rafael Concepcion (RC) is an education and curriculum developer for the National Association of Photoshop Professionals, and the co-host of Layers TV - The How To Podcast For Everything Adobe. An Adobe Certified Instructor in Photoshop, Illustrator, and Lightroom, RC has over 10 years in the I.T. and ecommerce industries and spends his days developing content for all applications in the Adobe Creative Suite. RC has held training seminars in the U.S., Europe, and Latin America, and recently combined his photographic and web experience to teach with famed wildlife photographer Moose Peterson at the "You Can Do It Too" workshops in Mammoth, CA and at the Voices That Matter Web Conference in San Francisco, CA. RC also writes columns for Layers and Photoshop User magazines.