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mikeyj
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whats a good software program that will let me record voice, guitar. and has built in drums so i dont have to try and record drums?
SoundofMind
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Pro Tools, Sonar, Logic Platinium, Cubase, Reason.... etc
Those are all professional Audio sequencers and their main function isnt recording only.
These are programs you can do pretty much everything in terms of Audio. So, they are not cheap, and very complex and depth. You can write all of your percussion/drum work there and then sequence with the audio file you recorded
There are cheaper optioms, if you only want to record
You could try Audiocity, but that one you dont have "drums build" and you cant do nothing but record there
There is also Krystal engine, wich is a 16 track sequencer that suports VST and ASIO. You can record your voice/guitar, sequence there and also writes your drum work with VST
Here is the link for Krystal engine page where you can dowload for free and try it out
Good luck
http://www.kreatives.org/kristal/index.php
Those are all professional Audio sequencers and their main function isnt recording only.
These are programs you can do pretty much everything in terms of Audio. So, they are not cheap, and very complex and depth. You can write all of your percussion/drum work there and then sequence with the audio file you recorded
There are cheaper optioms, if you only want to record
You could try Audiocity, but that one you dont have "drums build" and you cant do nothing but record there
There is also Krystal engine, wich is a 16 track sequencer that suports VST and ASIO. You can record your voice/guitar, sequence there and also writes your drum work with VST
Here is the link for Krystal engine page where you can dowload for free and try it out
Good luck
http://www.kreatives.org/kristal/index.php
SoundofMind
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Maybe this thread here might help you
http://www.homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=186311&highlight=Multitrack+recording+softwares
Pretty much all the questions and aswers have been said here before, that doesnt mean you cant ask then, after all there is always new aswers and people
What i am trying to say is try to use the search buttom on this site, you can find some usefull information about anything
http://www.homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=186311&highlight=Multitrack+recording+softwares
Pretty much all the questions and aswers have been said here before, that doesnt mean you cant ask then, after all there is always new aswers and people
What i am trying to say is try to use the search buttom on this site, you can find some usefull information about anything
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