Recording Software

[Neil H]

hope iv placed this in the right place not really producing but im after some software to record when i get a set together straight onto the pc any1 got any ideas thanx in advance

[Craig Luck]

Have used Audacity before. I think that worked ok although it was a long time ago. Free to download and try though so can't go wrong really.

[blue jammer]

Sound Forge or Wavelab get the thumbs up from me

[Shooms]

Sound Forge all the way

[Neil H]

looks like im gonna go n search for soundforge nice 1 fellas

[betty spaghetti]

Originally Posted by Neil H

looks like im gonna go n search for soundforge nice 1 fellas

Being the helpful person I am , (more like the bosses are out and Ive fook all to do) I think I may have found you a 30 day free trial here: Sound Forge - Reviews and free downloads at Download.com

[Neil H]

Originally Posted by betty spaghetti

Being the helpful person I am , (more like the bosses are out and Ive fook all to do) I think I may have found you a 30 day free trial here: Sound Forge - Reviews and free downloads at Download.com

cheers for that sounds like your workplace is boss " any jobs going ? "

[betty spaghetti]

Originally Posted by Neil H

cheers for that sounds like your workplace is boss " any jobs going ? "

No wories My job is mint, I well enjoy it Unless you got a qualification in CAD or you are a skilled metal worker (make stuff out of metal...We made the canopy at Liverpools Met Quarter ) then its a no go-lol...I just sit in my office on the net all day, after I have done my erm work tho obviously

[Northern Star]

I use audacity just cus is dead easy to use...i have soundforge but im not entirely sure how to use it properly yet