I want a good recording program, that wont cost me a bass. I only plan to record my own riffs, And I want them to be mp3's. My computer(Hp Pavillion Desktop) came with MS Sound Recorder, But I heard it wasnt that great. Any suggestions?
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Good, Recording Program.
- Thread starter Tbirdbassist
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If all you want is to record and some basic editing functions, audacity will do you just fine: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
You can chop and change etc and apply effects such as pitch and tempo changes etc. Should do you fine. And yes ms sound recorder is rubbish, you can't record past 1 min.
You can chop and change etc and apply effects such as pitch and tempo changes etc. Should do you fine. And yes ms sound recorder is rubbish, you can't record past 1 min.
I use NTrack and have a mixer infront of it
(instrument -> mixer -> line in)
it does the job, and can be aquired
(instrument -> mixer -> line in)
it does the job, and can be aquired
Get Cool edit pro or Adobe audiition (the new re-vamped version) and a little mixer...
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..or sound forge, wavelab, cubase, sonar, acid... any of those should be fine, there ARE (or were last time I looked) some free ones on that website Aj mentioned
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..or sound forge, wavelab, cubase, sonar, acid... any of those should be fine, there ARE (or were last time I looked) some free ones on that website Aj mentioned
Tbirdbassist said:
Cubase SE: For $99 it gives you a ton of good features, 48 tracks audio and unlimited midi.
TrackTion (by Mackie): for under $200, very feature packed and very user friendly.
