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| JackAss |
Posted
on 24-Jun-02 02:28 PM
I wanna know if you recommend any sound card/software for music recording. I would like to plug guitar/turntables/synth/drum machine to the pc and record. I am computer savvy and a great music composer...Currently I am using a regular 24 bit sound blaster card, fruity loops/pc dj red/acid pro...any feedback will be greatly appreciated...
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| Nischal |
Posted
on 24-Jun-02 03:39 PM
Hello,
I guess you have heard of Cake Walk---
Try that--
I recorded one piece with that.
We also used a mixer board for that.
Its on my new cd as wel--its a guitar piece--
We did in a track system.
If you wanna listen to the quality then please let me know.
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| JackAss |
Posted
on 24-Jun-02 03:47 PM
Thanks for the feedback.....yes, Indeed I have heard of Cake Walk but never bothered to learn more about it....I've always thought cake walk was somehow related to analog mixer, period. What else can it do, I would love to hear a demo.
Thanks again
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| Nissan |
Posted
on 25-Jun-02 09:25 AM
I would definetly recommend cakewalk software for home recording music. it is awesome software, easy to use and no problem at all. I have been using this software for a while, and i personally think it is best.
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