With PT9, Pro Tools is now available as a software-only DAW. So now software to software comparisons of the major DAWs can be made without all of those hardware demons lurking in the back of our minds. I'd like to encourage those of you with extensive experience on multiple DAWs to chime in with comparisons of (1) workflow (2) features and (3) technical specs.

Hello all I've been getting into the swing of things and I wanted to know what software does everyone recommend to edit tracks that I've uploaded?

Hi all;

Hello,

First time poster here.

I am looking for software that is descent for recording conga/tumba/quinto and djembe.

I use a Xenyx1202 4-track mixer. I mic the congas with Audix D2's and I use a Shure PG81 to mic the djembe. I run the mixer into my laptop or PC.

This may sound totally stupid/noob, but anyone here used drum replacer software?

Typically what I do is play 'real' drums to get the parts I want to play and then 're-record' them using MIDI triggers and sample libs. This is mainly because I don't have all the kit one needs to properly close mic a set... plus the set isn't that great.

The Software:

So I'd like to stick to PC if possible because my brother works for Microsoft and I get Microsoft software for 90% off. So, from what I've read. The pc standard mixing software is acid pro. In acid pro can I compose classical music via notation? Does acid pro have the ability to provide me with decent quality synths (strings, brass, winds, piano, etc)?

hey guys, i need a little help. I need like one of those computer/robotic voice for trademarking the beats .

I need somekind of software that can convert text to audio.

Thanks

I have 3 drives.

C - System
E - Audio
G - Sample

Someone posted this on Guitar Player forums. I think it's a very good read. It gives the perspective of a content creator who has tried to meet the problem of piracy head on. Still it seems an exercise in futility. I hope that some of the pirates out there will read this and have a change of heart.

Hi, just bought a lovely Phonic Helix mixing desk with firewire. Unfortunatly what i thought was a firewire connection on my laptop is actually something else, no biggie as it's time for a new one anyway so...