MultiTrack recording on PC
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MultiTrack recording on PC
I'm looking for a simple to use multitrack recording software for a PC/Win98. All I need to do is record Mic, guitar etc.. onto some WAV files from Band in a Box. I need it to work just as a cassette type multitrack recorder. Any suggestions appreciated!!
Sidney,
Check out this site www.IQSOFT.com
They make a program called SAW. It stands for Software Audio Workshop.
It is a phenominal program and comes in many flavors. There is a version called Saw Lite that may fit your needs and I believe you can download a demo of the program.
It is a non linear editing program which means that you can manipulate your data without damaging the original files. There is some learning curve but it is not that steep especially if you know how to use a multitrack cassette system.
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to email back.
Regards,
Mark T.
Check out this site www.IQSOFT.com
They make a program called SAW. It stands for Software Audio Workshop.
It is a phenominal program and comes in many flavors. There is a version called Saw Lite that may fit your needs and I believe you can download a demo of the program.
It is a non linear editing program which means that you can manipulate your data without damaging the original files. There is some learning curve but it is not that steep especially if you know how to use a multitrack cassette system.
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to email back.
Regards,
Mark T.
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Get one of the Cakewalk programs. I use Pro Audio 9. You can get Guitar Studio or something like that on ebay for probably $50.
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Sidney,
There used to be a program called "Internet Tapedeck", which was a totally free app. that worked just like an 8-track casette-recorder. The company's website is down, and has been for long, but I've got that software, and would be happy to send you a copy, if you're interrested !
Let me know !
Ole
There used to be a program called "Internet Tapedeck", which was a totally free app. that worked just like an 8-track casette-recorder. The company's website is down, and has been for long, but I've got that software, and would be happy to send you a copy, if you're interrested !
Let me know !
Ole
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I would definitely like to get a copy from one of you.
You can email me at:
larisalynn@peoplepc.com
Thanks,
Sidney
You can email me at:
larisalynn@peoplepc.com
Thanks,
Sidney
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Cakewalk may be a little pricey, or a lot pricey depending on the situation. Save the money and get it. It will open horizons that will keep you busy for some time to come. Once you learn whatever small program you want, you'll be itching for more almost immediately. Go for it. You'll not be dissapointed.