I don't run a MAC, but a fellow musician does. I'd like to help him get a free sound recorder up and running so he can capture audio on his MAC PC. Can anyone suggest a free program that would work best for him (OS X). I thought Audacity might make the list.
I'm a Windows user running CDex and I'm delighted. I'd like him to have a similar MAC-based app.
Thanks for the help!
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Garageband works fine as a sound recorder. What type of audio in
Garageband works fine as a sound recorder. What type of audio interface does your friend have?
What does he want to do with it? Simple recording/editing or all
What does he want to do with it? Simple recording/editing or all out DAW?
There is audacity, or [[url=http://[/URL]="http://ardour.org"]Ardour[/]="http://ardour.org"]Ardour[/] and of course, garageband.
There is also:[="http://www.nch.com…"]
Wavepad[/] (as well as other utilities)
You can also try to use Macvide Audio Recorder.It’s prog can rec
You can also try to use Macvide Audio Recorder.It’s prog can records many different formats of sound.Try.
GarageBand part of the iLife suite comes free on all macs, it's
GarageBand part of the iLife suite comes free on all macs, it's a Daw with built in virtual instruments and effects. It's a good place to start.
[[url=http://[/URL]="http://www.apple.co…"]Apple - GarageBand - Learn to play music and record on your Mac.[/]="http://www.apple.co…"]Apple - GarageBand - Learn to play music and record on your Mac.[/]
you could check KVR site
you could check KVR site
Another vote for Garageband. It's too good to overlook. Audacit
Another vote for Garageband. It's too good to overlook.
Audacity? MEH.
Ardour? Ok. A little complicated for it's useability. Routing is a bit of a nightmare.
Wavepad? May as well use Audacity.
Garageband is a robust freeware with a lot of good content as add ons.
llornkcor, post: 298538 wrote: What does he want to do with it?
Wavepad is the best one but a little expensive
ceriemoon, post: 395546 wrote: Wavepad is the best one but a lit
Seriously? What about Garageband? Garageband is way more functional that Wavepad and it's free. If I had to pay as much as for Wavepad I'd buy Reaper or Mixcraft. Reaper is by far the best of these and that's not merely opinion, it's about functionality and third party support. Look it up. But since we are talking about FREE and on a Mac, Garageband is already installed and has a lot of tools that are very useable. Sure, it is limited but no more than Wavepad. In fact, less so.