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songwriting recording tool

thetourist · 2006-07-03 21:42:01

i want to get a freeware program for windows xp which i can use to record from a microphone - no need for multitracks, effects, editing etc - just a simple recorder so i can record what i;ve written and not forget it - main thing is it has to be easy to use ( and preferable would remember the settings i made for next time…

03-07-2006 9:42pm

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thetourist

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i want to get a freeware program for windows xp which i can use to record from a microphone - no need for multitracks, effects, editing etc - just a simple recorder so i can record what i;ve written and not forget it - main thing is it has to be easy to use ( and preferable would remember the settings i made for next time - like where it put the files i recorded ) - any suggestions

thanks in advance

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#2 03-07-2006 9:58pm

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google audacity. Simple to use.

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#3 04-07-2006 4:19pm

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And it's free! Makes MP3s and everything. Yup. Audacity's yor only man.

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#4 04-07-2006 4:34pm

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brilliant - just installed it - cant believe they've actually made a multitrack that my granny could use !!

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#5 10-07-2006 12:26am

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there's always been them good old free multitracks. Even since them old days of Ntrack. Oh the memories!

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#6 10-07-2006 12:31am

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Want something a bit more advanced? Google "Reaper" - it's a VST host too so you can use all them fancy-schmancy effects that modern pop artists cheat with

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