good recording programs?

[NapalmForLunch]

I am using acid pro right now. im looking for something better. something that works with windows 98

 

[chaoticmanifesto]

i think cool edit tracks pro or cakewalk would be perfect

 

[hydrogrind]

yeah... i m use cool edit pro too

 

[coronerox]

I like Cakewalk a lot........I love it....
Cool Edit is good too....
Use any of them..........I think you'll like it

 

[Pallas Athenea]

Cool Edit Pro is OK.... Also you can try Wave Lab and Sound Forge (Crazy effects!!)

 

[Demonic Rapture]

I have Cool Edit Pro and Sonic Forge BOTH and I have no idea how to use either one of them.

I just wanna record/mix stuff, for christsakes.

 

[Demonic Rapture]

If anyone can give me a rundown of the basic recording/mixing functions for either or both programs, it'd be much appreciated.

 

[Feanor IV]

Cool Edit Pro 2. Kicks ass! Try some more programms to get more effects.............

 

[ShadowLioness]

I have worked with an older version of Sound Forge...pain in the ass if ya ask me...but I am sure they have improved it since then . I know a few people who work with Cakewalk and love it...pretty user friendly too from what I hear .

 

[Nate The Great]

I've tried quite a few different programs, and Cool Edit Pro 2.0 is by far the easiest to figure out. It also has a ton of features for the money.

 

[hydrogrind]

cooledit pro, and protools

 

[Nefilim]

I say cool edit is by far the easiest one to use. I've tried shitloads of these programs, and some of them are just impossible to work in. CE is quick and easy, and gives a good result. The effects could have been better, but you can always use cakewalk sonar to touch the recording up a bit once you've recorded it in CE. That's what I do anyway.

 

[Mattias the Bitch Boy]

Come ooon, doesn't anyway know Cubase? There's uh, Cubase SX, Cakewalk Sonar 2, Logic something something, Nuendo, Protools, all that crap. Of course, if you buy them, they're expensive.

Anyone use protools, like digi001 or something here?

 

[ControlledChaos]

I have cubasis VST, cool edit pro, wavelab, and I use fruityloops for drums.

 

[The Wanderer]

I recommend Cubase or Nuendo. Cool edit is ok too. wavelab rules for mastering and i use the LM-4 vst plugin for drums and the absynth vst if i need keys.

 

[hydrogrind]

Originally posted by The Wanderer
I recommend Cubase or Nuendo. Cool edit is ok too. wavelab rules for mastering and i use the LM-4 vst plugin for drums and the absynth vst if i need keys.

any url about Nuendo (to get software/info), I hope I can get it.

 

[Strigoi]

I've got Sonar 2, I like it a lot. I've also got ProTools LE with my Mbox but I like the Sonar interface better. Also Sonar now allows you to save in a ProTools readable format and will have Digidesign hardware support in Feb. Which is helpful if you want to take a project you've done on disc to a studio using ProTools.

 

[The Wanderer]

Originally posted by hydrogrind
any url about Nuendo (to get software/info), I hope I can get it.

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just search for steinberg nuendo. you'll have to pirate it...its really expensive. they use it for sound on movies and such. its an amazing program.