Ive never tried to record myself but have some chords that I want to try to play some basic leads over....
and just wondering what I can use without having to buy anything?
any suggestions?
Originally Posted by: Itsmesillywhat can you use on a standard computer to record yourself playing?
Ive never tried to record myself but have some chords that I want to try to play some basic leads over....
and just wondering what I can use without having to buy anything?
any suggestions?
Originally Posted by: Itsmesillywhat can you use on a standard computer to record yourself playing?
Ive never tried to record myself but have some chords that I want to try to play some basic leads over....
and just wondering what I can use without having to buy anything?
any suggestions?
Originally Posted by: SuperhumanFor starters, you can download a copy of Reaper for free at www.reaper.fm
IF you like it you are asked to pay the $50 licence fee - this is optional but you really should do if you get into the software. The free version is uncrippled with no bugs or restrictions and it is genuinely as powerful as ProTools or Cubase/Nuendo (professional grade recording suite). Its got a steep learning curve but stick with it and you will be at industry standard in no time - tip, make sure you use the Reaper forums, they are way more helpful than the user manual!
Originally Posted by: Tommy S.Some great advice man. I'm going to check out Reaper. I currently use FL Studio to record my music via a MIDI controller (From keyboard to PC). Works like a charm, but I am at the forefront of delving into guitar-based recording.
This will help me a ton!
Originally Posted by: Itsmesillywhat can you use on a standard computer to record yourself playing?
Ive never tried to record myself but have some chords that I want to try to play some basic leads over....
and just wondering what I can use without having to buy anything?
any suggestions?