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I have gotten some amazing sounds out of it that no one would question it being a digital drumset, I also haven't ran into a situation where I want to do something and cannot. I spent a few days learning the software andnow I love it. iD be happy to post asanple so you can see what I mean. The...

Yes, audacity is good for beginners. its your simple "click and record this track" then "click and record that track". its very simple to use, very simple to understand, and perfect for someone who is recording very simple music (nothing wrong with it, but it IS among the simplest to record)...

in the multi-track view, is there a way to see the lines that seperate the measures go all the way up through all the tracks, rather than just see it at the bottom of the entire list (i kno the the software has the ability to snap your cursor to the beginnings of measures) but it would help me...

thanks =] yeah the snare is a well known problem, ill be subbing in a much more subtle snare, almost an "obviously-digital" snare, i think it will compliment the atmosphere of the song well

As I listen more, i notice more that the snare sticks out like a sore thumb, that will definitely be changed before the completed project. thanks for your input, thats just the intro so there is a lot more to come on this one and im using REASONs drummachine

I am using a new drum progam, new recording software, and am experimenting with synth for the first time. I have about a minute of my new song recorded so far, let me know your thoughts please! http://www.megaupload.com/?d=EEPYRHN2

Ok, I'm going to look at options soon, I'm thinking just the nylon cover will do fine for now. Thanks for all of the information

Do they make a bog noticeable difference? Dies it change The "quality" of the voice? Does it change the "sound" of the voice? Or is it simply there to stop from certain syllables being exagerated? Also are there different KINDS for different vocals? I looked around and they range in price, which...

Thank you so much, i wasnt using the sequencer, just saving every beat and importing it to Adobe Audition for layering, that is going to come in real real handy and save a lot of time.

Im using reason 4.0 and am using the Redrum drum machine. I can see how it loops from Steps 1-16, and when i save it and export it, it just loops 1-16 over and over again. If i make the drums continue into the 17-32 steps, how do I make the song or recording continue from the 16th step to the...

edit: problem was resolved (a moderator can close this) this software is amazing, so thank you so much to the people who recommended it, it does EXACTLY what i was looking for

You guys are awesome, I can't wait to get home tonight to check those programs out. I'm assuming a simple google search will get me what I'm looking for?

Ill check it out, thank you! Are they pretty simple to figure out? Like "click and listen" or does it take some strong knowledge to it?

I'm looking for a software that can give me a lot of options for putting some synth in my songs, mainly just for weird ambience background sounds that just help make a song (think about music like Tool). I wanted to buy a synth but thought i'd check for software first

I use the mixer for both, live and recording. I wanted a versatile mixer and this was perfect, and ive been fine recording instruments on it, im just new to the whole vocal scene (other than clean vocals) so it seems pretty popular to record it clean then add some effects. And like I stated im...

Well I started using Adobe Audition which seems to be a very nice recording software. I have it setup to playback through the mixer in the headphones, and can also record and hear yourself through the headphones while the song is playing through the headphones. Seems pretty typical but I'm glad...

http://www.amprofmusic.cl/catalog/images/alesis%20MM-16FWIRE.jpg that is the mixer i use, you should be able to read everything on it. I just use the first input for the mic. The effects are all handled on the right side. I do see a pre/post button, pushed it and it did not change the outcome...

Thank you for your advice, I am new to recording vocals so all advice is greatly welcome. I would like to do what you are saying by adding the effects later, do I need specific software to do this? Or do I need to record into a software other than audacity for options like that?

I am recording through an Alesis Multimix 16 Firewire mixer into my Windows Vista PC into Audacity recording software. I can record the vocals no problem, but the thing is that it bypasses the effects that I have on the mixer. So if I have headphone on the mixer, and hear myself as im speaking...