Recording Question

[mspunk13]

Agreed. Reaper is (IMO) the best free audio software. Well it is kinda free because they will tell you to buy it after a month, but, just like with WinRar, you can evaluate it forever. lmao!

Reaper does have a 64-bit engine and a great MIDI sequencer (the best for creating drum tracks imo). And it has tons of other really cool features. Actually, envelopes, exporting and navigation are the only things I don't like about Reaper.

[Rooster]

Adobe Audition 3, should be 64 bit compatible. It's THE best. It's not free, but that's not much of a problem either . It's totally worth of checking out, it has tons of very useful functions.

[m.offspring.r]

For me, the best music software is on Mac: Logic Pro 9

[dff_punk]

Adobe Audition 3, should be 64 bit compatible. It's THE best. It's not free, but that's not much of a problem either . It's totally worth of checking out, it has tons of very useful functions.

Yup, I recommend this program too. I record all my music with it.

[Ryder1234]

I love the look of reaper, seems very simple and much better than my old program.

[mspunk13]

For me, the best music software is on Mac: Logic Pro 9

Logic is great, but it's pretty expensive, so I just use GarageBand instead

[Ryder1234]

Reaper succeeds! Go check out my band (Random Goods) thread, last post there's an instrumental version if my KHWHD cover for Ignition, all made in reaper.

P.S. check out my band www.myspace.com/dtoxrockers