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For recording music
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Whats the best thing i can use for me recording music my own music playing all the instruments, im thinking a 4-track mini-studio or something what about you guys

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Re: For recording music [Re: CrazyShroomMan]
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Cakewalk is good, Cubase is good, and Reason I use.

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Re: For recording music [Re: lilgreenmen]
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I thought you can't record instruments with Reason? maybe with the new version it's possible

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Re: For recording music [Re: CrazyShroomMan]
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I use Acid. It's pretty good. Cakewalk is a good one too, a friend of mine uses that.


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Click the pic to hear some songs I've recorded.


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Re: For recording music [Re: Harbinger]
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ACID, FruityLoops....CoolEdit(because I like the recorded sound it gets for some reason)


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Re: For recording music [Re: nonoman]
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Saw or Pro Tools if you have the money. Otherwise cakewalk and the others are good.. Mini studio would also work.. Depends on your computer and cash resources.. All in all.. If I didnt have the cash for Pro Tools, I would go with the mini studio because they are more portable.

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Re: For recording music [Re: larryg]
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I was running Pro Tools Le on a mac for a while. Very straight forward program, but we were also using a 24 track mixer.


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Re: For recording music [Re: Jim]
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if you are going hardware, you can get the korg D1600mkII 16 track digital recorder with built in cd burner for ~$900. Shop around. Musicians Friend has it at $1065, but its out there for cheaper.


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Re: For recording music [Re: Jim]
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Cubase SX2 with a bunch of Sonalksis, Kjehreus, PSP Audioware and Voxengo Vst plugins, NO DOUBT. And Adobe Audition for editing.
Nothing better. True pro quality.


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A friend of a friend used to grow gourmet shrooms.

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Re: For recording music [Re: FeliusAndromeda]
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acid is very easy to use, i always recommend it


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and the moral of the story is, don't try to meditate on methamphetamines

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Re: For recording music [Re: joecrab]
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i like sound forge

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Re: For recording music [Re: gobbler]
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I like most Sonic Foundry stuff that i've used; so i'll also recommend Acid and Sound Forge  :thumbup:  :cool:

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Re: For recording music [Re: Git_Er_Done]
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I like CoolEdit and

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

It's free and it works.


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