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software for recording (live)sets
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| ThaMaestro |
hey guys
here's the deal; im having a gig/doing a set this saturday, and want to record it via a laptop,which is connecte to my mixer via the line-in. what sofware can i use best?
thnx for any help :)!!
cheers |
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| Psychotron |
| set your recording device to whatever your input is, and use the windows sound record in Accessories -> Entertainment -> Sound Recorder |
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| SPAWNmaster |
| I recomend Audacity. It's free, stable, open-source, and a light load on your resources (especially good if you use your computer for Ableton or whatever in your sets). |
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| JonnyBigBalls |
Psychotron - Sound recorder ? u must be joking, for a start you can only record up to 60 seconds by default without making lots of new recordings until you have the space u want.
Tbh, the best i have used is Cool Edit Pro. You can record a track, multi-layer tracks, add effects and compress to mp3 or whatever format you like and its pretty much error free. |
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| ThaMaestro |
| quote: | Originally posted by JonnyBigBalls
Psychotron - Sound recorder ? u must be joking, for a start you can only record up to 60 seconds by default without making lots of new recordings until you have the space u want.
Tbh, the best i have used is Cool Edit Pro. You can record a track, multi-layer tracks, add effects and compress to mp3 or whatever format you like and its pretty much error free. |
thnx for all suggestions/help this far. i think itll do. i have cool edit pro myself, and didnt knew you could use it for recording. also , i have sound forge, which is said to be good for recording too ... anyway, ill try all programs recommended, and see which fits best. thnx for the help guys!
by the way, do any of you know what CDex is? |
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| Psychotron |
| quote: | Originally posted by JonnyBigBalls
Psychotron - Sound recorder ? u must be joking, for a start you can only record up to 60 seconds by default without making lots of new recordings until you have the space u want.
Tbh, the best i have used is Cool Edit Pro. You can record a track, multi-layer tracks, add effects and compress to mp3 or whatever format you like and its pretty much error free. |
lol i dunno, i use Cool Edit PRO. Last time I used it was in windows 98 and I could record as long as I wanted. |
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| lorenzo09 |
| yeh man try sonic foundry....good for recording & has a mixer & all that u need for producing once recorded. |
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| ThaMaestro |
i used audacity 1 week ago during the set i did to record it. it worked rwally really good. its a very light program, easy to use, and it also monitors the volume-levels. audacity is really worth trying if you want to record sets (or other line-in sources)
but dont forget to download lame, because otherwise you cant save your recording to mp3 :D |
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| stan229 |
CDex is a cd ripping(EAC) --> mp3 (LAME) encoding software
http://cdex.n3.net
i personally used it, great softwaer |
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| J:\Digital |
| I am guessing you don't have a Mac... otherwise I would have suggested BIAS Peak... Great piece of software... :p |
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| Psiweaver |
| BIAS peak is a good piece of software I second the above recommendation. |
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