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Old January 22nd, 2007
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I would like to buy some software for recording loops/licks off both my acoustic and electric. What would you suggest as a decent bit of software and what cables will I need for plug ins. I deally I would like to be able to make drum loops as well so I can make a simple track
I have a standard sound card, will I need to upgrade to something like an audiophile or would my standard one be OK?

Sorry for all the questions but I am starting from scratch!

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have a look at http://www.guitarforbeginners.com/fo...splay.php?f=69 there are Tekkers Recording lessons there....


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I use PowerTracks ProAudio from www.pgmusic.com . It can do everything you're looking for and then some. Most standard sound cards are pretty much junk, but you can get some decent sound out of them unless you are trying to get to a professional level of sound.


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cheers guys. Dont want profesional level. Just want to make some comedy music with my MIDI keyboard and guitars!

Looks good if i can buy it in England

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