What program do you use to record with?
 

I'm trying to record with Windows SoundRecorder but it doesnt seem to be working. Thoughts?

O god no. Never use SoundRecorder.

Get Audacity, its free. Or if your in a pirating mood, cubase, reason, and acid are good.

Audacity is good. If you can, find someone who has a program and pirate it. That's how I got Adobe Audition. lol.

I had a thread from before that was quite successful in this area....hold on, ill find it.

[url]http://www.sputnikmusic.com/forums/showthread.php?t=455252[/url]

I use Audacity.

i got audacity and i like it, easy to use

Garage Band is good when you can figure out how to use it. Kinda annoying though.

i used sound recorder for years. :) given me good results, you just have to be patient. :) now, i use audacity and nero wave editor. :)

i use Garage Band and Sound Studio.

Where can I find Audacity at? and what do I need to run my guitar to the computer, obviously some sort of adapter? Thanks for any help. I have been interested in recording myself for a while now.

[QUOTE=supernaut_1]i use Garage Band and Sound Studio.[/QUOTE]

Garage Band is only for macs, right?

I use cooledit pro (i pirated it, you should do the same) its great.


its weird software,movies no worries but pirating music gives me great troubles ...

[QUOTE=nisakss]Garage Band is only for macs, right?[/QUOTE]

well, for the most part. yes, it was developed by Mac, for Mac; but i believe if you buy Apple OS formatting software for your PC, it will run Garage Band. i think...

[QUOTE=Frank]what do I need to run my guitar to the computer, obviously some sort of adapter?[/QUOTE]


all you really need is a 1/4" to 1/8" input adapter

[QUOTE=emptyhead829]all you really need is a 1/4" to 1/8" input adapter[/QUOTE]

Make sure you get a stereo adaptor, not a mono one. Makes a big difference.

Where do I plug into once I get the adaptor?

cool edit pro 2.1 FTW

[QUOTE=neatobassman]Audacity is good.[/QUOTE]

Audacity is sufficient, if you've never used anything better. Beats the hell out of MS Sound Recorder, I'll give you that. But so would a dead mouse.

For recording at the moment I'm mainly using Wavelab, then sequencing in Reason. Technically there are loads of reasons why I really shouldn't, especially since I have working copies of Cubase, Logic, and Acid Pro. But I love Reason's synthesis and audio processing system, and it lets me use them to their full.

That's for home recording, for coursework and such I either use ProTools, or do it the good old fashioned way, with a reel of 2" tape, and not a computer in sight.

[QUOTE=Manticore Guy]Make sure you get a stereo adaptor, not a mono one. Makes a big difference.[/QUOTE]

It really, really doesn't.

Bass is a mono instrument. A select few effects might have a stereo element, but for the most part a stereo adaptor won't make a single difference for you.

I use Audacity due to its freeness and the fact that I don't do a whole lot of recording.

Cool Edit Pro 2, and Adobe Audition.

[QUOTE=Frank]Where do I plug into once I get the adaptor?[/QUOTE]

to the audio input on your sound card in the back of your computer.

[QUOTE=Frank]Where do I plug into once I get the adaptor?[/QUOTE]

mic input in your soundcard

EDIT: ^ he beat me. :)

dont use soundrecorder, i pirated adobe audition

i use my Tascam analouge 4-track... then mix it down to my PC using this program called "Magix Audio Cleaning Lab" i bought it when i was running a business from home to transfer people's vinyls and old tapes to CDs. its a pretty good program, and i can fix EQ and other recording boo-boos. :lol:

adobe audition FTW...

cubase sx3 FTW

[QUOTE=Alma]Cool Edit Pro 2, and Adobe Audition.[/QUOTE]


Why both? They are pretty much the same thing, only Adobe Audition is newer.

Logic Pro 7 and pro-tools, then iTunes to burn off the music if i need to.

[QUOTE=wicked_child]mic input in your soundcard

EDIT: ^ he beat me. :)[/QUOTE]


Some computers have Line In, which you should if you have it.

i use my podxt as a souncard when i record...i get like no latency at all

riffworks with guitar port :-D

pro tools for recording and mixing and then i master everything in soundforge