Good Recording and Mixing Software

[CoBHC247]

Anyone?

 

[enjoi17]

Cubase is pretty good.

 

[-Gavin-]

I use Nuendo though if you're having to ask this question, my guess is start small.


Get Adobe audition o even Audacity, it's free
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

 

[CoBHC247]

I use Nuendo though if you're having to ask this question, my guess is start small.


Get Adobe audition o even Audacity, it's free
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

i have Audacity, but i cant play MIDIs which is pissing me off

 

[-Gavin-]

Give N-track a spin.

 

[Black Core]

virtual dj

 

[CoBHC247]

Give N-track a spin.

ok

 

[enjoi17]

or you can also import the midi into guitar pro (if you have it) and then export as a .wav.

 

[Black Core]

.wav is way too big

 

[barrett_]

you can convert .wav into .mp3

 

[Elysian893]

use cubase and use my walkthrough to learn the ropes...


http://www.elysian-online.com/CubaseWalkthrough/CubaseWalkthrough1.htm

 

[Silver Incubus]

PROTOOLS

 

[Elysian893]

PROTOOLS

something about a proprietary interface just doesn't sit right with me.

 

[CoBHC247]

or you can also import the midi into guitar pro (if you have it) and then export as a .wav.

i have Guitar Pro 5, but what i need is to EXPORT a MIDI from it. Converting it to WAV makes it have a really shitty quality.

 

[enjoi17]

i have Guitar Pro 5, but what i need is to EXPORT a MIDI from it. Converting it to WAV makes it have a really shitty quality.

well you can do that too

 

[Cebbe]

Pro Tools takes them all.

 

[-Gavin-]

Guys, i was answering him in the context of his question.



and VST >>>>> RTAS.

 

[Elysian893]

Pro Tools takes them all in the ass.

very true.

 

[Silver Incubus]

very true.

It's not like you even know.

 

[Silver Incubus]

PROTOOLS TDM then