thunder15
02.03.11 | the only ones I know are fruity loops and sony acid so uhhhhh HELP |
Hyperion1001
02.03.11 | Reaper. Just began using it and it's loaded with features for only $40.
So worth it. |
Chrisjon89
02.03.11 | Pro Tools LE with some hardware you can pick up reasonably cheap. That'd be good if you're recording acoustic instruments or miking up your amp or something. Or you can look into Logic which is a tad more expensive but it's got synths and drum machines and stuff and a pretty user friendly layout. |
beefshoes
02.03.11 | Reaper is free pretty much. They encourage you to purchase a license to use it which is 40 bucks but you don't need it. FL Studios is good and is loaded with tons of VSTs but isn't the easiest to use. |
Chrisjon89
02.03.11 | When I say Pro Tools LE is reasonably cheap, I got it for $300AU with the hardware but compared to a full on digital rig that's not too bad and gets you started.
I don't own Logic but I really like it. Making beats and messing around on a MIDI keyboard that I can't really play. |
acorncheese
02.03.11 | I have garage band. I always end up getting disgusted with the quality of the built in mic on my laptop, so I never record anything. |
thunder15
02.03.11 | it's good enough for btmi! haha |
Chrisjon89
02.03.11 | I didn't mind garage band either. Logic is pretty similiar in layout I think.
If you have some spare money you could grab an audio interface that plugs into USB or firewire and a decent microphone and make some pretty good quality recordings. |
Mordecai.
02.03.11 | garageband on ilife '11 is pretty decent. it gives you a lot of freedom. best used in conjunction with other software plugins, like amplitube, ez drummer and reason. oh, and get a MIDI keyboard. |
Mewcopa0
02.03.11 | ....uh you guys do realise you can mediafire all this stuff too? |
