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02.01.2009, 03:46 PM
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edit: advice '''*in''' music making ew
any good pc multitrack recorders? i dont want anything expensive just some multitrack software with the basic functions and some effects know any?
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Uhmmm... audacity is the most simplest and easiest you're gonna get. It's free also.
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i'm d/l right now
thanks man
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Thanks Derek, you just gave an answer to a question I now don't need to ask.
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but audacity is more of an editor. sure you can multitrack record with it, but something like garageband is more easy to start with. but audacity is maybe the best program you can get for free, I agree |
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audacity is awesome, and i can't say it enough. i use it for recording/multi-tracking/editing and mixing. i highly recomend it.
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Try the lovely www.reaper.fm
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Cool Edit, a thousand times over.
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thanks for the replies, people
i've tried audacity and reaper and they're good but when i record my guitar parts it takes 5 seconds until the recording starts to sound phased/watery.. anyone knows whys that? im trying to download the others as well
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does it sound that way when you play just one track?
or does it sound that way when you play multiple tracks? |
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even if i record just one track.. it sounds ok but then it starts to sound all wrong.. like with an effect or something... weird O_O
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never experienced it with audacity maybe a wrong cable/connectors/soundcard or anything? |
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