Hi
Im ask for help abut spliting my keyboard {71 keye`s} by Cubase or nuendo software.
I want to split one trck to 3 zone`s and arrange 3 instrument`s [ like piano,bass, guitar in same track]
This request is for more comfortable when I useplay on my keyboard instead of searching and applying correct button`s

thanks

Hi everyone!

I'm looking for audio recording software to record vocals on the computer. I'm totally new to recording and editing so I would like to have a simple and easy to use program.

What can you recommend?

I would like for the program to have effects like reverb.

Thanks!

I am planning on installing Sonar LE on my primary C: drive which already has Cubase 4 installed and running on my PC XP Pro. C: is 500Gb and has plenty of free space (350Gb). I have all my audio wav data going onto a 250Gb D: drive (200Gb free). Everything in Cubase currently works solid, no glitches.

I've been using Nero Express for burning CDs from my DAW (I use PT).

I was thinking of adding guitar modeling software to my bag o' tricks mostly for scratch track reording when drum tracking as I don't really have good room for isolating a guitar amp. Musicians Frnd has a special this month on this software, buy it and they include an upgrade to the full Amplitude version.

I am new this whole thing and I am in the process of setting up my home recording studio right now. The only thing I need now is a good DAW software... I have looked into two so far: MixCraft 4.2 and REAPER... In my opinion, REAPER sounds like more "bang for the buck" but I am just wondering; what would anybody recommend? Weather it be MixCraft, REAPER, or another.

Thanks!

Hello all,

I have been using Nuendo since day 1 but i have also taken hits for not using PT's! i like Nuendo a lot but i hear PT8 runs under Windows. True?

I could go to the PT Forum but i know i will get more of a balanced response on this forum.

I am a newbie and want to purchase an entry level DAW program.
What programs allow you to sing notes to be recorded on an instrument track? I feel that I can create a new tune better by singing or whistling it than by picking out notes on a keyboard (because of inadequate keyboard skills).

Okay so I know its sacrilegious to many a engineer here, but I've become a believer in midi instruments... Sorry Logic Studio won me over with its Indie Kit. So I'm planning on expanding my library. I've been looking at the drum software out there and was wondering if anyone has some hands on knowledge of a few of them. My decision is between Ocean Way Platinum and Mixosaurus Kit.

I've been recording music for a while now usually just using one mic and whatever mixer i can borrow. Now i'm looking at an upgrade.