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Posted by Nbrablec9 on Jun-22-2005 05:57:

what programs should I use to put my mixes on a cd

I suck with computer skills , and I'm looking for a verry very basic computer program or somthin where i can spin live from my bedroom and record on to my computer where i can then put it onto a cd ??? I tried acid pro ,, but i just want recording ,, not all the music creation stuff,,,, ?? please help i'm looking to get my mixes out to the public this just seems to be the only thing stopping me....... P.S .... Tapes sound like shit!


Posted by dj_lane on Jun-22-2005 06:10:



there have been many threads on this topic of software...

but not to be a douche and give you a complete asshole response...

try Sony Sound Forge or Adobe Audition or for free software alternative, try Audacity


Posted by Rikki on Jun-22-2005 11:07:

quote:
Originally posted by dj_lane


there have been many threads on this topic of software...

but not to be a douche and give you a complete asshole response...

try Sony Sound Forge or Adobe Audition or for free software alternative, try Audacity


I use Cool Edit myself. But anything that records to wav file is perfect.

R.


Posted by T-Soma on Jun-22-2005 11:32:

Unless you didnt notice cool edit pro and adobe audition are the same thingy (audition is just what it has been called since adobe baught it i think) anyway would it be worth creating a good thread of software (mixing and editing) for sticky??


Posted by Nbrablec9 on Jun-23-2005 00:18:

Dog Running

thanx for the input


Posted by Rikki on Jun-23-2005 01:05:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ 00 Tommy
Unless you didnt notice cool edit pro and adobe audition are the same thingy (audition is just what it has been called since adobe baught it i think) anyway would it be worth creating a good thread of software (mixing and editing) for sticky??


Wow! Didnt know that, so I went to Adobe and downloaded a trial version. Hmmm - Did they just change the opening graphic?? Looks identical to Cool Edit Pro 2.0

Still a great program underneath tho.

R.


Posted by Bender2591 on Jun-23-2005 03:23:

yo dont u need some wires and all that crap tho tho??? u cant just dl the program


Posted by jupiterone on Jun-23-2005 03:59:

RCA/RCA or 1/4 to RCA...really depends what outputs your mixer has from MASTER OUT. and your sound card for aux in or master in


Posted by T-Soma on Jun-23-2005 06:37:

quote:
Originally posted by Rikki
Wow! Didnt know that, so I went to Adobe and downloaded a trial version. Hmmm - Did they just change the opening graphic?? Looks identical to Cool Edit Pro 2.0

Still a great program underneath tho.

R.


I cnt remember what the improvments they made where but they made heaps and they where great!


Posted by Michael May on Jun-24-2005 01:02:

I use Acid Pro for recording my mixes.


Posted by Dew50 on Jun-24-2005 01:11:

whenever i record a mix, using soundforge or audacity, my cpu use always jumps to about 95% is this normal or is there another program/method that uses less cpu?


Posted by Michael May on Jun-24-2005 04:12:

quote:
Originally posted by Dew50
whenever i record a mix, using soundforge or audacity, my cpu use always jumps to about 95% is this normal or is there another program/method that uses less cpu?


No, I don't think that is normal. May have something to do with your computer. Like I said a couple posts ago, I use Acid Pro and have never had a problem with it.

Mike



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