Recording for practice sake - what software and why?

[Guiseppe]

After a LONG hiatus, I'm back to playing again. One of the things I'm doing is having part of my practice time being dedicated to learning new tunes, or perfecting ones I already know. I'm planning on plugging my Bass Pod XT Live to my PC, and I'd like to get some input on software you've used that was a) economical and b) easy to use. My suggestion box is now open!

Thanks everyone.

[waleross]

I bought a Line 6 Back track that plugs into your laptop( or PC) and can run through out a practice session or just savable sections....It saves .wave files and is user friendly which is important . $99 with-out the mic or 149.00 with the mic. Worth checking out.....
Oh by the way no software to install.....................

[ni714]

http://www.kreatives.org/kristal/

[Time Consumer]

reaper is what i use, just for practice, nothing serious, its free as long as u dont want updates or anything $50 is all you hafta pay to make it official and get access to support from the creators.

[Passinwind]

n-Track.