I was looking for a program where i could record some harmonica playing, at the same time over laping some rhythym guitar or whatever. Any suggestions?

Not up on these type of programs. Can cakewalk do this?

1/31/2009 2:21:12 PM

1/31/2009 2:35:00 PM

cakewalk can do that.

1/31/2009 3:08:39 PM

bttt

thread in the lounge dealing with this.

k thanks

3/25/2013 3:47:28 PM

Adobe Audition 3.0 for Windows, available for free here: http://www.adobe.com/downloads/cs2_downloads/index.html

3/25/2013 3:50:22 PM

Cubase Nuendo. Its easy enough to use and pretty powerful. Obvious logic if you're a faggot with a mac

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3/25/2013 4:01:20 PM

it would be a PC, no mac here.

So essentially to do something like that I would just need a good quality mic and that program?

any of the cakewalk programs good? or anything on TPB?

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3/25/2013 4:04:11 PM

If you want to take this seriously in any way on a PC use a Steinberg product. I use Nuendo 4 I think. But I had Cubase SX 6 or some shit at one point and I really couldn't tell a difference for my skill level.

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3/25/2013 4:11:49 PM

A guy had a Tascam 388 on CL a few months ago that he said had been sitting for a few years. Told me if I could find anything wrong with it when I came to check it out I could just have it, but I couldn't get there before someone else was coming to pay cash. Super bummed I didn't get it.

Anyway, Ty Segall and Thee Oh Sees and all sorts of other people make awesome records on those.

3/25/2013 5:02:44 PM

People recorded music before ipads? no fucking way

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3/25/2013 5:05:02 PM

I'd do the Ipad, travels and easier to use.

3/25/2013 6:07:11 PM