Stochastic cooling is implemented at several stages of the LEAR experimental setup, at different momenta. The focus of stochastic cooling is to restrict the motion of particles in the beam and control their energies close to a certain value. From 1987, the setup included electron cooling, using the electron cooler from the Initial Cooling Experiment (ICE) to complement the stochastic cooling. Using cooling, high quality beams at low energies and low emittances could be produced.