If you're interested in exploring alternative audio editing software, here are some popular options:
For a that handles the same tasks as Cool Edit Pro 2.0, Audacity is the most direct equivalent.
Cool Edit Pro was originally developed by in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Version 2.0, released around 2002, was a significant leap forward, offering up to 128 stereo tracks , 24-bit/192kHz support, and a suite of 45 built-in effects like noise reduction and reverb.
