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November 26th, 2007
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Free recording software?
My girlfriend and I are playing our first songs together (she plays violin/fiddle) and I wanted to know if anybody had recommendations for free and easy recording software. Windows sound recorder can only do wavs up to 60 seconds :/ Thank you!
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November 26th, 2007
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Awesome, thanks for the quick and detailed response!
I felt dumb asking this question; I used to be an online DJ a number of years ago and everything was recorded using the nullsoft shoutcast method, and edited with soundforge if need be. But since I don't have either software anymore, I figured there had to be an easier way. Thanks!
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November 26th, 2007
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Be sure to check out the "Home Studio" sub-forum further down the board, too - there is a lot of useful information about recording in there!
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November 26th, 2007
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Oh good grief I'm an idiot. I didnt even see that forum!! thanks!
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December 1st, 2007
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I`d suggest Reaper - it`s shareware ( fully functional and unlimited though )
It`s a fully featured programme that comes with a lot of features that you`ll probably not use at first, but there is plenty of documentation and a Wiki to walk you through the recording process.
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December 1st, 2007
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Quote:
Originally Posted by J_C
My girlfriend and I are playing our first songs together (she plays violin/fiddle) and I wanted to know if anybody had recommendations for free and easy recording software. Windows sound recorder can only do wavs up to 60 seconds :/ Thank you!
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I am a BIG fan of Audacity - very user friendly I think. I'm curious about the other programs mentioned though. Someday I'll probably give them a go.
For me, I remember before discovering Audacity... I would let Windows Sound Recorder record for 60 seconds then click the record button again after 60 seconds then continued until I felt I had enough time to work with. It worked for awhile but when I wanted to combine two different recordings, now THAT was difficult. With Audacity though... that thing does wonders, and it's FREE! 
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December 3rd, 2007
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+1 to Reaper, great program.
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