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February 9th, 2006
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Recording Music
Hey, I play electric guitar. Whats the best program to record (with good quality)?
P.S. It has to be free too.
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February 9th, 2006
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I use Adobe Audition which isn't free, but I hear that Audacity is good, and it's free. I'm sure you'll get more recommendations for it from people who actually use it. Hang in there.
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February 9th, 2006
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just a note ....
I've downloaded ( from work  ... don't tell anyone ....) an evaluation of Audition ......... I'm going through it. But, heads up, 30 days is not enough time ...... there is a ton of goodness inside Audition!
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February 10th, 2006
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Audacity is good, but the recording seem to carry 'noise', which is why I don't use it anymore...
Give it a go anyway!
"happiness is... a new guitar"
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February 10th, 2006
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Originally Posted by Jean
Audacity is good, but the recording seem to carry 'noise', which is why I don't use it anymore...
Give it a go anyway!
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Multitrack Studio is good.
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February 12th, 2006
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Kristal Audio Engine is another good free program. Fairly easy to figure out too.
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February 13th, 2006
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Is there one where you can just plug in the guitar to the soundcard via my modeling processor and record a piece
Audacity looked ok but comments have put me off it a bit
I had a quick look on the sites of Audition and Multitrack and THEY looked a bit beyond my feeble brain 
So is there a simple good one
Or are those complicated ones simpler than they look 
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February 13th, 2006
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Originally Posted by micklen
Is there one where you can just plug in the guitar to the soundcard via my modeling processor and record a piece
Audacity looked ok but comments have put me off it a bit
I had a quick look on the sites of Audition and Multitrack and THEY looked a bit beyond my feeble brain
So is there a simple good one
Or are those complicated ones simpler than they look |
I have both Audacity & Kristal, both have similar features. I seem to like the layout of Kristal better, if your familiar with tape recorder controls and a basic mixing console, you'll probably become familiar with it in no time. Kristal only saves to wav. files only; however you can export it into Audacity which will save in mp3 if you so desire. (make sure to download the Lame mp3 encoder). I'm still messing with the two programs, haven't recorded anything substantial yet. (yep, you can just "plug & play" with both programs) All I can suggest is give them a try. 
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February 13th, 2006
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This is the easiest one I have ever found. It has a record wizard setup that takes you step by step through recording. It should take you all of ten minutes to be recording stuff if you follow it.
http://www.multitrackstudio.com/
You can go through your modeler to your sound card and then go to any recording software you want.
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