looking for recording software....whats good?
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Re: looking for recording software....whats good?
Cubase/Nuendo, Logic, and ProTools are the main contenders, and all have strong/weak points. Because LE is such a crippled piece of software (that's the extremely truncated version of that story), I can't recommend any PT setup except for HD.
What OS are you using/are most comfortable with? That'll narrow it down, as Logic is OS X only.
Your best bet is to try whatever you can out for a project or two and see which one you 'gel' with the most.
Cubase/Nuendo, Logic, and ProTools are the main contenders, and all have strong/weak points. Because LE is such a crippled piece of software (that's the extremely truncated version of that story), I can't recommend any PT setup except for HD.
What OS are you using/are most comfortable with? That'll narrow it down, as Logic is OS X only.
Your best bet is to try whatever you can out for a project or two and see which one you 'gel' with the most.
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Pro Tools is the industry standard but there are many others out there that will do the trick for home recording. I use Sonar 7 and love it. It's really easy to work with.
Pro Tools is the industry standard but there are many others out there that will do the trick for home recording. I use Sonar 7 and love it. It's really easy to work with.
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What do you want to record? How many tracks etc.? You may only want something like Audacity, Riff tracker verses the mentioned big DAW type software.
What do you want to record? How many tracks etc.? You may only want something like Audacity, Riff tracker verses the mentioned big DAW type software.
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Do you need 8 inputs all at the same time?
I understand Vista was a little dicey when it first came out for a DAW. Maybe it's better now? You won't be able to run Logic so look into the others mentioned in this thread that are PC based.
Take a look here: http://www.rainrecording.com/vista/
Do you need 8 inputs all at the same time?
I understand Vista was a little dicey when it first came out for a DAW. Maybe it's better now? You won't be able to run Logic so look into the others mentioned in this thread that are PC based.
Take a look here: http://www.rainrecording.com/vista/
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Quencho092
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i use XP Sp2 and Sonar 7, never let me down.
i use XP Sp2 and Sonar 7, never let me down.
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