Premium Software - Sports Sounds Pro(Total sports experience) V7 Build 02 With Crack{Latest}!

Sports Sounds Pro(Total sports experience) V7 Build 02 With Crack{Latest}!

Sports Sounds Pro is a sound playing program that was designed to be used at sporting events, radio, or other live events. It gives the PA announcer, radio announcer, or sound operator the ability to quickly and easily add sound effects/music selections to the game or event.

In addition to traditional sporting events such as baseball, basketball, football, volleyball, and lacrosse, etc., Sports Sounds Pro is currently being used at roller rinks, ice skating rinks, rodeos, radio stations, live theatre, and corporate training seminars.

Sports Sounds Pro by the use of colors, allows the operator to tell which sound files have been used, the sound file currently playing, and which sound files have not been used. Sports Sounds Pro is very intuitive and easy to use. On each page there are forty-eight (48) color coded sound buttons that you can set. There are 18 pages under each group and there are ten groups. Different groups can be used for different events such as baseball, field hockey, etc.

The program has a total capacity of 180 pages and 8,640 buttons (sounds). The button assignments are saved in a special file with a .set extension. You can have multiple .set files so there really is no limit to the number of sound buttons you have (except the size of your hard drive).

Features:

SportsSoundsPro is in it's 20th plus year of competing with $10,000 systems! Check out this list of features:

8,640 Sound buttons
All sound buttons are user settable
Custom Cue Control for both start and end cue points
Instant Play Feature
A Page Library allowing easy Importing and Exporting Pages
Color-coded backgrounds
Easy to use and friendly user interface
Two styles of sound level meters (Panel or Bar)
Direct X technology
Output device selection (for those with multiple sound cards)
User configuration options like colors, sample rate, output device selection
Master Volume Control
Individual Volume Level Settings
Loop sounds - manual selection
Loop sound - can be assigned and saved
Plays FLAC, mp3, mp2, mp1, ogg, wav, btw, and wma files
Any of the 180 pages can be made into a Playlist
Hot Keys and Hot Key Management Tools
Hot Key Indicator, Pop-up hot key assignment reminders, Hot Key list functions
Hot Key Keyboard map
Digital Signal Processing (DSP) - Ten Band Equalizer
Digital Signal Processing (DSP) - Reverb control
Digital Signal Processing (DSP) - Tempo control
Digital Signal Processing (DSP) - Pitch control
Log File
Faders (Fade In, Fade Out, and Cross-Fade)
Faders can be automatic or manual
Faders can optionally work on Hot Keys
Adjustable Fade Rates
Adjustable Fade begin positions for automatic fades
Separate Fade rates for Pause
Adjustable Page and Sound Button Fonts, Color, and Size
Visual Sound Progression Bar
Highlight Sound Buttons
Locate sounds easily with the FIND feature
FIND will search sound buttons and/or Notes, option set by user.
Copy, Cut, and Paste for Sound Buttons
Copy, Cut, and Paste for Pages
Sound Buttons can be dragged and dropped
Pages can be dragged and dropped
A SHUFFLE mode available for all Play List pages
Game Clock and separate Timer
Automatic Timed Start capability
Ability to start and move around anywhere within a sound file
The ability to populate multiple sound buttons from multiple files
Not enough room in the button for all your text...
You can append Notes to each sound button.
"Talk" Button
Dynamic Cue
Multi-Play (up to five different sounds)
Full Screen display (resizeable)
Selectable Mono or Stereo mode

Supported Audio Formats:

Sports Sounds Pro will play:

.FLAC
.MP3
.MP2
.MP1
.OGG
.WAV
.WMA
.BWF

Sports Sounds Pro will NOT play .midi files. There are a number of conversion programs available on the Internet which will convert .midi files to .wav files.

Release 7.0 Build 02 - December 30, 2022

Shortly after releasing 7.0.01 a user called about a problem with the way Sports Sounds Pro was saving backup files when he kept his .set file on a Microsoft One Drive. Not having One Drive on the development computer meant it was never tested with One Drive. Obtained a license for One Drive from Microsoft, installed it and the bug quickly surfaced. That bug has now been corrected in Build 02.

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