26 February 2004 to 13:23what's the best for recording
#1
what's the best software for recording real instruments and vocals? and will i need more than one software if want to add any computer generated music to these recordings? thanks
papasauls
baggysound
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28 July 2004 to 13:56
#2
the best software is always the one you know how to use and feel comfortable working with..
check this link and get familiar with the basics:
www.tweakheadz.com
REv9k
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30 July 2004 to 18:12
#3
Try reading some of the magazines, like http://www.computermuswic.co.uk or Future Music. These magazines come with demo versions of software packages too. Most of them - such as https://www.cakewalk.com - offer demo downloads too.
Just try to not get into a trap where the technology is hindering your production. The software that allows this is the software for you.
Spectre
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12 August 2004 to 03:02
#4
I would definitely recommend Cubase (as you've asked which is the best, rather than which is the most cost-effective!!) I found it pretty tough to use at first, until I discovered the excellent tutorial information in the help files, which takes you through everything you need to know to record and mix audio. Very cool software indeed!!!
j masta killa
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27 July 2007 to 18:57
#5
i have cubase.....but i dont know how to publish the song after im done........ill apreceate if u can help me with it.....i won da whole recording studio on da rap contest