When I think of what I had to use in the 80's, like the Tascam Portastudio, then see this... (y) How cool.
Today's musicians have no excuse, so much more in-terms of producing "good enough" quality when it comes to being able to get affordable recording systems.
Look at this brilliant product from UA.
Well.. Not sure where to post this one .. but seeing that its a Child of Sonar...
I was looking for an easy DAW that my daughter could Use .. Ran around the net trying lite versions of a number of products...
Anyhow, wound up downloading Music Creator 7 ... it was $28.00 CDN directly from Cakewalk...
Using an Audiogram 6, I am trying to do some recording from guitar to computer.
I managed to make it so that when I do play and record, the sound is captured and the wavelength on screen does change, but for some odd reason when I try to listen to what I play I get the strange message of:
I purchased Audiogram 6 from my local music store, downloaded the Windows 7 Driver for it, and have everything that the instruction manual told me to do done. I can't seem to link it with my Music Creator 6 program. I'm trying to record guitar tracks. Does anyone have any clue how to link the two? I thought it should recognize the device driver immediately, but it doesn't for some reason.
Hey folks,
bear with me as I'm very new to all this. I decided to make a start at some home recording so downloaded cakewalk music creator pro24 from limewire, and i am actually stumped from the start.
