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M-Audio (Fast Track Pro) sound cards, which offer enough control and hardware 
editing components already on your audio input (mono-stereo recording, the level of 
the input audio signal compression ratio, etc.)
These multitrack software applications already in recent versions, offer to both 
amateur and professional users in addition an infi nite number of possibilities for the 

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record, followed by basic editing (splicing) of sound, its compression (work with the 
dynamics of the recording), equalization (modifi cation balance the sound spectrum), 
setting the reverberation and space, and mixing the resulting multitrack sound called 
mixdown into the fi nal mix, also plenty of reputable manufacturers and software deve-
loped within the program has built plug-ins, that sort of “plugs” software effects and 
instruments for the fi nal processing of sound, which is now already commonly used 
in professional recording studios. Directly into Cubase 5 built-in Steinberg plug-ins, 
Waves plug-ins T-RackS (IK Multimedia), Lexicon plug-ins (reverb and hall), due 
to its ease of the user and intuitive controls become indispensable in working with 
sound and edits.
The resulting fi nal mix, taken by mixing the individual tracks into a single, com-
mon stereo-track is then mastered using the programs WaveLab 6 (Steinberg) and 
Sony SoundForge 9 (Sony) to the fi nal result. It is defi nitely regulated in terms of 
equalization and dynamics (volume in the proportions in which it will later be used 
in real-time environment). If, exceptionally well equipped with time code, its ability 
to synchronize with other external devices (audio or visual) is easier to use, then 
later at work in real time, for which (since it is primarily used for live presentations) 
intended primarily.