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Thread what is some good guitar recording software?

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1 Posted on 03/11/2010 at 02:04:10

Im mostly into acoustic guitar, vocals, some elctric and keyboards.
im looking at Guitar Tracks Pro 4 USB. Does anyone agree or have something better.
price range of $150-200.

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2 Posted on 03/11/2010 at 12:10:13

Are you just looking for a piece of software? Or do you need a hardware audio interface as well? If you just need software I'd recommend checking some of the lower end versions of Cubase...I'm assuming that if you're looking at Guitar Tracks Pro 4 USB that you need something to plug into...I'd say you'd be better off getting a simple two channel M-Audio type of interface and getting the software separate, as it will give you more options in the end...

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3 Posted on 03/11/2010 at 19:38:43

yea im looking for both an interface and software...which guitar tracks pro 4 does come with.
But on the other hand like you said I would want something with more options in the end? Cubase does look alittle more professional and probally has more options for me. The Lexicon Alpha USB interface comes with a cubase LE recording software for like $90. And I can upgrade to a better cubase later down the road...do you think that would be a smart move? Thanks for your advice.

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4 Posted on 03/13/2010 at 14:49:16

I would say that if you're only going to be doing strictly guitar, then Guitar Tracks Pro 4 would work fine, but if you wanted in the future to record with a microphone or needed a few more channels, you probably want something a little more in depth. I'll always recommend Pro Tools first, as I think the combination of an Mbox and LE software is the best, but if you're looking to spend a little bit less money I'd say go with Cubase LE and something like the Lexicon Alpha USB as mentioned...

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5 Posted on 03/13/2010 at 16:48:38

yea I think something like the cubase would suit me fine. Anyway thanks for helping me out.

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