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Recording Software

deise boy · 2005-03-31 19:13:19

Hey guys not really sure if this is the right place for this but I would say ye know the answers. Basically im a musician, i play all manner of instruments. One of my interests would be to get some kind of computer programe so that I could both create beats and record my own music and possibly mix them. I have no idea…

31-03-2005 8:13pm

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deise boy

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Hey guys not really sure if this is the right place for this but I would say ye know the answers.

Basically im a musician, i play all manner of instruments. One of my interests would be to get some kind of computer programe so that I could both create beats and record my own music and possibly mix them. I have no idea about computers apart from that mine is a dell inspiron 5160. Are there any programes out there that that can perform this task and are there any that anyone could recomend??

All input is appreciated

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#2 31-03-2005 8:21pm

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This might be of some help to you mate...........

http://www.cubase.com/home/

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#3 04-04-2005 1:53am

AmenToThat

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As the man said you cant really go wrong with Cubase.
Comes in two versions.
The cheaper version is fine to start with and if you need more indepth editing you can always upgrade.

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