Re: CatTools Sound FX Library - an easy-to-use sound effects collection
I love REAPER for any kind of editing, not just music. I use it for all my sound production at the moment.
If you understand how equalizers work, you can already negate a lot of the damage done to most sounds. Just throw on a compressor/limiter to edge out the dynamics of the sound and you're good.
If you want, I can put together a little demo on how to edit sound with REAPER and free VST and JS plugins.
I've started to fall in love with iZotopes oZone for mixing and mastering. It is actually quite accessible with NVDA and has things like a good reverb, a good Equalizer, as well as tools for stereo imaging and noise reduction and a lot of those. Granted, it's a bit expensive, and I have free plugins to go along with it, however I think it's worth taking a look.
Sadly, as its break time at work, I don't have any demos with me, but it's a great start. All those plugins is how I achieve the sound quality of my games. Sound design is a very crutial part of games, and most people don't edit their sounds accordingly. It's just as important how the sound is mixed and equalized as it is to find a good sounding sound in the first place. Things can get loud and muddy really fast if one doesn't pay attention to fine detail.
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