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Bluesummers

Bluesummers

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What are some good, free multitrack recording programs that are out?

Yeah I've googled it, and there are actually quite a bit, but I don't want to download them ALL, so I was wondering what people's opinions are..
 
TRS

TRS

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Hi Bluesummers,

It depends on what you are going to use it for. If it is merely recording and don't want to do any complex-mixing then there are plenty of recording tools that will do just that. Cool-edit Pro is a good and easy to use program that supports multi-track recording.

But if you want complete freedom in recording mixing and just about everything you can do with audio then Cubase is the way to go. Cubase can be a pain to use at first, so don't try this if you're not going to use it frequently.

Greetings,

TRS
 
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TRS

TRS

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LazerTag said:
Tried Audacity yet?
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Looking at the site, audacity does not support multitrack recording.

[EDIT]Oops, sorry it does support recording up to 16 tracks[/EDIT]

Greetings TRS
 
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Bluesummers

Bluesummers

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I have tried audacity before, but I didn't like it very much, right now I'm using Kristal, eventually I'll probably try Cubase.

Thanks you sirs.
 
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