Soundbooth CS5 by VTC

Introduction
Introduction to Soundbooth CS5
OS Compatibility
Installation

Getting Started
New from CS4
Interface Basics
Interface Customization
Appearance

Project 1
Introduction to Project 1
Project Goals
Task Based Training

Importing
Importing Files
Accessing Sound Effects
Accessing Scores

File Structure
Recording Audio
Saving Files
Backing Up Projects

Restoration
Noise Reduction
Noise Reduction Limitations
Equalization
Spectrum View
Removing Unwanted Sounds
Clicks / Pops / Rumble

Special Effects
Adding Effects
Time Effects
Spectral Effects
Loudness Effects

Spotting Effects
New Sound Effects
Finding the Right Sounds
Placing the Sounds
Editing the Sounds
Mixing the Sounds
Recording Additional Sounds
Managing Libraries
Metadata

Working with Video
Optimizing & Importing Video
Combining Audio From Two Projects
Exporting Video
Video Formats

Markers
Creating Markers
Keeping Things Organized
What's Next With Markers

Music
New Scores
How to Use Scores
Creating Scores
Other Music Sources

Project 2
Introduction to Project 2
Optimizing for Big Sessions
Layering Sounds
Adding Effects Chains
Mixing Music Fundamentals
Advanced Mixing
Mixing Environment

Effects
Equalization Explained
Compression Explained
Reverb Explained
Distortion
Delay
Special Effects
Vocal Enhancer
Mastering

Loops
Why a Loop Feature?
Defining a Loop
Using Loops in Project 2

Project 3
Introduction to Project 3
Speech Transcription
Alternate Language Packs

Audio Exports
Audio Format Types
Exporting for Various Destinations
Data Compressed Formats

Basics
Digital Audio
Basic Editing
Practical Example

Audio Levels
Audio Loudness & the Web
Why Soundbooth is Not for Broadcast
The dB

Processes
Louder / Normalize / Limit
Volume Correction
Pitch & Timing

Non-Destructive
History
Snapshots
Examples of Session Saves

Efficiency
Shortcuts
Assigning New Shortcuts

Audio Interfaces
Setting Up an Interface
OS X
Windows 7

Conclusion
Wrap Up

Credits
Author Bio