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Power - Table Of Contents
Chapter 1. Understanding MIDI and Digital Audio
What is MIDI?
What is Digital Audio?
File Formats
Chapter 2. Getting Started with Pro Audio
What Version of Pro Audio Do You Have?
Get the Latest Product Update
Register Your Software
A Quick Tour of Pro Audio 9
The Differences Between Pro Audio, Guitar Studio, and Home
Studio Setup
Your System for Better Performance
Find Help When You Need It
Chapter 3. Customizing Pro Audio
Organize Your Files
The Workspace - Colors, Toolbars, Window Layouts, Key Bindings
MIDI Settings
Optimal Audio Settings
Chapter 4. Working with Projects
Opening Projects
Predefined Projects
Make Your Own Templates
Saving Your Projects
Closing Projects
Chapter 5. Getting Around in Pro Audio
The Now Time
The Go Menu
Using Search
Markers, Oh My
Chapter 6. Recording and Playback
Track View or Console View?
The Metronome
Recording and Playing MIDI
Recording and Playing Audio
Recording Multiple Tracks at Once
Chapter 7. Editing Basics
Tracks and Clips
The Event List
The Piano
Roll The Audio Editor
Chapter 8. Exploring the Editing Tools
The Edit Menu
Cut, Copy, Paste
Basic Quantizing
Advanced Quantizing
Audio Tools
Chapter 9. Effects - The Really Cool Stuff
MIDI Effects
Audio Effects
Offline Processing
Real-time Processing
Chapter 10. Mixing it Down
Setting up the Console View
The Module Manager
Taking a Snapshot
Grouping
Recording Automation
Editing Automation
Audio Envelopes
The Mixdown Audio Function
Chapter 11. Making Sheet Music
The Staff View
Changing the Layout
Editing Techniques
Lyrics, Chords, Tablature, and Expressions
Printing Your Music
Chapter 12. Studio Control with StudioWare and SysEx
The SysEx View
Intro to StudioWare
Taking a SnapShot
Recording Widget Movements
Chapter 13. Advanced StudioWare Techniques
Designing Panels
The Widgets
Widget Properties
A Step-By-Step Panel Project
Chapter 14. CAL 101
What is CAL?
Running a Script
The CAL View
Chapter 15. Advanced CAL Techniques
Automating Cakewalk with CAL
Using CAL with StudioWare
Intro to CAL Programming
CAL Data Types
CAL Function Reference
Chapter 16. Take Your Pro Audio Project to CD
Appendix A: Sample Project Roadmap - From Recording to Mixdown
Appendix B: Backing up Your Project Files
Appendix C: Composing for Multimedia and the Web
Appendix D: Cakewalk Resources on the Web Book Outline
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