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Vero
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Registered: Oct 2003
Location: Orlando, FL

Good program for recording sets?

ok im sure this question has been posted before, but what is a good program to use to record my sets onto my computer. i want to be able to listen to my mixes on my MP3 player. are there any programs out there that you can download for free to record from a line in to WAV or MP3? Thanks!

Dec-31-2003 10:25 United States

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Mr.Mystery
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Registered: Dec 2001
Location: Vantaa

I think most audio editing programs have a record function.
Just checked WaveLab and Acid Pro and they're both good for recording... dunno about others tho.

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Dec-31-2003 10:35 Finland

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DeZmA
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Registered: Jun 2001
Location: Lalaland

You can even use the standard windows recorder and then convert it to mp3 with the db convertor (very usefull prog, dl it here. Sound forge, cooledit, should all do the job

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TranceMuzik02
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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Manchester, England

I use Cool Edit Pro which is nice and simple to use

Dec-31-2003 12:42 England

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TranceInMySoul
Supreme tranceaddict

Registered: Dec 2002
Location: Southampton, England

My favourite is Total Recorder, from High Criteria. This can record straight to mp3, even using the LAME encoder (if you download it and put the DLL into the same folder as Total Recorder).

Personally, I always record to WAV, but Total Recorder has never let me down when recording (often over 2 hours straight) whereas some other programs (Sound Forge) I never managed to get reliably recording much over an hour.

Dec-31-2003 16:08 United Kingdom