Recording Programs for PC

KavoKJK · 2016-12-19T15:32:51+00:00

Hello Guitarists Does anyone know of a good recording program? I basically want to record myself playing a piece, and then record myself playing over that piece. But I want to be able to edit the tracks completely separately. Anyone have any suggestions?

V8

Nitebob I assume the paid version will have more tracks.

Yeah it's fully featured, with a whole bunch of extra toys (plugin's n things). For your purposes it's likely complete overkill.

There's a few versions (limited by tracks, 8 for the 'free'' one, 16 for $100, unlimited for $300 and then all the toys for $500 - all prices were last I checked, which was a while ago).

Nothing that Reaper can't do - just a lot more wysiwyg in Ableton. Reaper 's midi implementation confuses me too!

klaasvakie

NorioDS I don't have a free suggestion but Camtasia should do exactly what you need and then some.

I've used it for work and it works well but it's pretty pricey.

Thanks for the suggestion, it seems to tick all the boxes --- at USD250 I think I'll go through the trouble of grabbing the SD from a separate camera though ?

Tuckstir

NorioDS . Dell is normally very well supported by the Linux community.

Well my setup.. is Using A Dell Power-edge T30 and installed Uuntu Studio this weekend and managed to get everything up and running. and running its smoothly.
The biggest hurdle was figuring out how Jack actually works. Connecting all the bits . But in this day and age, YouTube and google be your friend.

klaasvakie I've used ardour as well as audacity to record with minimal hassle. Ardour has more features but is also quite complex (and looks terrible on HiDPI displays).

Yeah its quite busy but seemed to work fine for my basic needs

I did a quick little recording using my strat copy, using Rakarrack, Jack and Ardour5.
Please excuse the crappy playing

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