Use Audition to record, edit, and mix at high-resolution 32-bit files using any sample rate up to 10MHz, including standard rates such as 44.1kHz, 88.2kHz, 96kHz, and 192kHz.

Pro Tools® HF_SC (Hardware Focus/ Software Coverage) on DVD Video. Cross platform audio production coverage presented on Digidesign LE and HD systems using Pro Tools® 6.1 and above. Pro Tools® HF_SC provides an exciting audiovisual experience in an entertaining and informative jaunt through “real world” hard disk recording. This movie is accessible to artists, music enthusiasts, beginning to advanced engineers or anyone who wants to have a great viewing and l

Learn how to convert your old LP records into CDs.

Irish Tenor Banjo CD ROM Tutorial given Gerry O Connor. Combines video, audio, music notation, photos and text in a HTML format. Can be run on Macs as well as PCs

A detailed tutorial, complete with photographs of connectors, on converting records and tapes to CDs.

If you want to promote a new band, website, or some other project, enhanced CDs are a great way to show your stuff. Let Rose show you the way. (Webmonkey.com)

You may need to disable something called "Auto Insert Notification" for your CD Recorder. The problem is that when the table of contents is being recorded, Window’s suddenly "sees" the new CD and tries to read it, which can cause the burn to fail.

Acoustica MP3 CD Burner can even become a professional sounding "DJ" at a party. You will be able to take requests and have each track seamlessly fade into the next.

Some tracks or songs have a significantly lower volume than other tracks for a variety of reasons. Use this option within Acoustica MP3 CD Burner to adjust the volume so that it sounds more like the other tracks.

With Acoustica MP3 CD Burner, you are able to export track information into your favorite word processing/CD labeling program. This is done simply and quickly by utilizing the "Copy" and "Paste" features you may already be familiar with.

With Acoustica MP3 CD Burner, you are able to quickly and easily find your songs in three ways. First we will outline the "Find Songs" feature.

This tutorial outlines how to convert LP and Audio Cassettes to CDs using Acoustica MP3 Audio Mixer and LP Ripper.

If you want to edit sounds in an external editor, you need to select an external editor executable that Acoustica MP3 Audio Mixer launches.

Sometimes you may find it necessary to adjust certain volume settings to gain the full experience of Acoustica MP3 Audio Mixer.

Oftentimes you may find it necessary to adjust the pan, rate, or volume settings, but only minutely. In Acoustica MP3 Audio Mixer, you are able to so accurate that you can set the value to a fractional percentage.

This tutorial outlines how to Pan audio in Acoustica MP3 Audio Mixer.

Sound Groups are useful collections of sounds. By combining sounds into a Sound Group, users of Acoustica MP3 Audio Mixer has more master control over the way the sounds are mixed together.

With Acoustica MP3 Audio Mixer, you are able to "copy" any part of a sound and "paste" it as a separate sound.

With Acoustica MP3 Audio Mixer, you are able to quickly and easily create "track markers". Track markers can be used to help organize your session.

This tutorial gives an overview of the technologies involved in protecting audio content on the Internet. Contains descriptions of the important industry standards in this area, and looks at how these standards are getting deployed in the market.

Pulling off a live webcast takes audio, video, and networking skills. Let Chris give you pointers on all of these fronts. (Webmonkey)

A short tutorial about the HTML tags used to embed audio files or offer RealAudio streaming files on your Web site.

Paul may not be a rock and roll star (yet), but he does know a thing or two about setting up a home PC for recording music. (Webmonkey)

You want to DJ, but don't want to hang out in clubs with all those annoying raver types? Let the Fezguys show you how to stream audio to the world right from a home PC. (Webmonkey)

The MP3 blues got you down? Let the Fez Guys pick you up with their scrupulous survey of streaming media options. (Webmonkey)

Multimedia master Adam Powell takes you through eight days of multimedia tutorials that focus on RealAudio, RealVideo, and RealFlash technologies. (Webmonkey)

Chris covers the history and future of MP3, then takes you on a hand-held tour of rippers, players, encoders, and Napster. (Webmonkey)

Are you ready to start your own radio station but you don't want to wrangle with the FCC? Using Shoutcast to stream MP3s may be the answer. (Webmonkey)

Use the Windows Media Player's ActiveX control, including its methods and properties. Write your own streaming media JukeBox. (Doc JavaScript)

Shvatz shows how Microsoft's Active Movie Control can make your audio and video do almost anything - even "The Thing." (Webmonkey)

Mix some crazy sounds with Adam's JavaScript synth-sample beatbox, er, thingy. Fun, yes. Useful? Adam? Hello? (Webmonkey)

Adam adds ambient sound to his page by sending sound for a loop. (Webmonkey)

Want to put your awesome metal band's gnarly noises on the Web? Adam gives the Web audio rundown. (Webmonkey)

When you embed sound in your pages, you need to know which audio format is best. Adam gives some tips. (Webmonkey)

Want to know what makes Webmonkey Adam really, really cranky? Pops, hisses, and clicks in his audio files. (Webmonkey)

Our audio expert explains why MIDI is a perfect protocol for the Web. (Webmonkey)

Weren't we supposed to have media players sorted out by now? Adam investigates why we're still dealing with too many choices and too few standards. (Webmonkey)

MP3 is changing the face of music. And now you, too, can get a piece of the action. Our MP3 package covers pretty much all you need to get started. (Webmonkey)