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blakkboy
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there are so much recording software out there that i dont know which one to choose. the software is gonna be used for a rap album im workin and if you need any other details let me know. peace
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Kwality
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LOGIC ABUSER
Download some demo's and find one that suits you best.
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npearce
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I have downloaded a Cool Edit Pro 2.0, and I find it very easy to use. It seems to have decent features. I have also downloaded a demo for Sonar 2.0, but I am having trouble with it. It's a lot more complex, and I imagine I will want to use something like it eventually. However, right now I think I'm going to stick with Cool Edit Pro 2.0.
P.S. I am also very new to this stuff.
P.S. I am also very new to this stuff.
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F_cksia
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depends on what you're planning to do...
using midi? don't use cep
using loops? something like acid
etc. etc.
just take a look at the features of different products to see what is best for you.
frank_1
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IMO, I would choose Cubase SX, Logic 5-, Digi001 ProTools LE.
Do you have a Mac or PC?
With the ProTools Le (digi001), you get good software with very expensive plug-ins add-on's and a not so good of a sound card.
With Cubase SX and Logic 5 point whatever (even the 4.8 versions), you can choose VST plug-ins or DXI and you can choose your own soundcard (hope you choose M-audio), which will sound better then the Digi001's soundcard.
I would go with Cubase Sx (download the demo at http://service.steinberg.de/webdoc_ps_int.nsf/show/demos_applications_pro_pc_en (for Pc) ,or go with Logic (which does not have a demo).
Do you have a Mac or PC?
With the ProTools Le (digi001), you get good software with very expensive plug-ins add-on's and a not so good of a sound card.
With Cubase SX and Logic 5 point whatever (even the 4.8 versions), you can choose VST plug-ins or DXI and you can choose your own soundcard (hope you choose M-audio), which will sound better then the Digi001's soundcard.
I would go with Cubase Sx (download the demo at http://service.steinberg.de/webdoc_ps_int.nsf/show/demos_applications_pro_pc_en (for Pc) ,or go with Logic (which does not have a demo).
Barometer
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If you need to actually record multiple tracks, I like Sonar 2.0 XL. Otherwise I believe Acid was already mentioned for great loops 