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  A quick question.

Didn't know where else to post this..

I was wondering, could anyone suggest a recording program worth getting, please?

I have a microphone (Well, a headset that I place near my amp) but I don't know how to actually record anything onto the laptop...

Closest I've come to that is having some buddies listen to me play over MSN.

So, any suggestions?

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Zak - Tekker has written several lessons about recording. You may want to start off with this one, it should answer many of your questions: Computer Recording: What You Need To Get Started

There are also a lot of discussions about recording in the "Home Studio" forum that may be helpful to you.


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Thanks, I'll go check it out!

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