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What's a good program to record/edit rock music? My friends and I are using cool edit and it's just not doing the trick anymore ;) |
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uhh maby you can try GoldWav. Its a decent proggie for editing wavs. |
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ableton live (if they are using a click-track). multiple inputs would be good too (even just 4) |
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yes. I use goldwave to edit waves. Very simple. I record drums or and loop em. Put guitar loops etc... Try it. |
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try analog tape |
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Wavelab is nice. |
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Cool I'll check it out. Cheaper then buying a 4track cassette recorder ;) |
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I would say wavelab or soundforge. |
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I second that. Drums especially sound good on tape. |
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ProTools is what most people use. It's pretty complicated and spendy, but you can find "demo" copies around the net if you look hard enough. |
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cubase. |
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