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what is the best recording software to record songs on a pc? i want to start recording some songs ive been writing, which program is best, easy to use, and cheap? i currently have audacity but people say it sucks. should i stick with audacity or get a new one?

Ableton Live has very high marks. We just got it in at our studio and one of the producers already swears by it. I have only seen it but it has great work flow. You can get a demo pretty easily.

http://www.ableton.com/

Hi everybody! See, I want to do voice recording in my Toshiba laptop (like lectures) so that I can later burn them to DVDs. I have a mic with me already. Now which free software can I use to record myself and get a good sound quality? Any help is appreciated.

Audacity is an excellent free recording program. It can perform basic edits as well. Download it with the link below;
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

I recently purchased a Logitech C910 webcam so I can record Youtube videos, and the picture quality and video qualities are great. However, as soon as I switch the photo/video option on the Logitech video recording software to video, the frame-rate plummets to a measly .3 frames per second. Please recommend a good video recording/editing software I can use with the webcam, if it is helpful I’ll give you 10 points!

Never tried it.
http://www.yawcam.com/

I’m looking for a video recording software for my computer so I can record videos for my games and stuff. I don’t care if it costs a little bit to buy it, but I don’t want to to be over 40$ if it can be helped. I’ve heard of Hypercam 2 and 3, but I don’t want to pay 40 dollars to register it if there are other alternatives. But if you would recommend I download hypercam 2 and register it, then I would do that.

you can try Total Screen Recorder. it records your audio and video with great quality. i am using it to record my webcam videos with my girlfriends.

I have recently bought a microkorg xl and didn’t realise that you could buy it with recording software or without. Without knowing it I accidentally bought one without. Where can I buy just the software from and how much does it cost? Thanks in advance

*Cough* leagaly *cough* download CUBASE! Or get mixcraft, plug via LINE IN Or MIC JACK. more info…hook me up on facebook.

steven farrugia

I’m planning to make some videos through my computer and upload them to youtube. But I’m having trouble finding a good recording software any idea’s?

screen recording software like DemoCreator does it, I use it for years to create desktop tutorial videos for YouTube.
http://www.sameshow.com/demo-creator.html

What is a good, free recording software that uses a web-cam and a microphone? I’m looking for one that I can sit down and use. I don’t want to have to read a bunch of instructions. It must be compatible with Windows 7.

Have you tried out Screenr.com? I’ve heard that one’s pretty good and easy to use

Hi, im looking for a good music recording software, i tried audacity and it works fine, but id like to know if there is a better one? Also what exactly does the asio interface do? will this improve my sound? in what way? Thanks!

sony vegas pro .
or better magix audio studio .. i have used both and i prefer magix to sony .. up to you .. regarding quality both are equally good.. i like the interface of magix

My band is looking into putting out a demo CD, but recording studios are way too expensive to use just for a demo. So my question is, is anyone familiar with recording software/equipment that we can use in a regular home? Note: We are not looking for anything expensive just something that we can get our moneys worth out of.

Reaper is a great program with amazing bang for the buck. You get a month to try the full version before you have to pay for the registration key, which costs $60. There is also Logic for Macs which comes with lots of editing capabilities as well as a disc mastering processor. It is a bit pricey compared to Reaper, however.

Audacity is free, but I do not recommend it.

The hardware on the other hand….that can get quite expensive, even with the lower priced stuff. A Zoom H2 is a great all around recorder. It may not be a full blown multitrack system, but it gets usable results.

Im trying to find out what software and microphone I can use for recording my voice, to digitally enhance it like artists do in this day.

Well if you’re looking for just recording at home, I would suggest getting a usb microphone such as the Sony Vocal Mic (http://www.futureshop.ca/en-CA/product/sony-sony-fv420-vocal-microphone-fv420/10002238.aspx?path=089b1438120d408c2ff6b78cd95adb83en02).

As for software, you can use any number of softwares. Personally, I would reccomend Audacity. Although not as stylish as programs like Mixcraft and Adobe Audition, it is completely free and far more functional.