stevie_bees
Cat In The Hatministrator
I'd like to get a decent DAW to use on my Windows 10 loaded laptop. I used to use my MacBook for recording (admittedly not often) and had Garageband and a version of Presonus Studio One on it. Since that died I have dabbled with Garageband on my iPad, which is ok for sketching ideas, but very limited in functionality
I'm looking for something with easy 'beginner' access that I can use to gradually build my understanding and skills in recording.
As I'd be recording at home I would more than likely have to get my guitar/bass tones using Amplitube on the iPad. I have the iRig 2 interface for that, but I'd still have to get those sounds into my laptop. I'm pretty certain I still have an old Behringer UCG102 that would help, but not sure how best to set things up. Would I be better recording tones on Garageband and importing, or using the output of the iRig through the UCG102.
I'm working on an extremely tight budget, so free/cheap is good for any solution. I'm not looking to produce awesome quality finished tracks, but mostly something decent for my own enjoyment. That being said, I'd like to be able to share stuff, and not be embarrassed by what I produce.
Any help/advice gratefully received!
Cheers!
I'm looking for something with easy 'beginner' access that I can use to gradually build my understanding and skills in recording.
As I'd be recording at home I would more than likely have to get my guitar/bass tones using Amplitube on the iPad. I have the iRig 2 interface for that, but I'd still have to get those sounds into my laptop. I'm pretty certain I still have an old Behringer UCG102 that would help, but not sure how best to set things up. Would I be better recording tones on Garageband and importing, or using the output of the iRig through the UCG102.
I'm working on an extremely tight budget, so free/cheap is good for any solution. I'm not looking to produce awesome quality finished tracks, but mostly something decent for my own enjoyment. That being said, I'd like to be able to share stuff, and not be embarrassed by what I produce.
Any help/advice gratefully received!
Cheers!
