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Nubius	Date: August 7, 2003 @ 2:45 PM I use acid pro 4.0 its simple enough and i get pretty good quality from it
starseven	Date: August 7, 2003 @ 3:26 PM i dont use any programs to actualyl record onto... but once i have tracked everythign to hard disc.. i throw it into Logic Audio for editing.. they firewire it back to the hard disc recorder.. then run it back into logic through my machie 32/8 for my final 2 track mix
jackmystery	Date: August 7, 2003 @ 3:42 PM I use audiodesk mostly. Nuendo too. I do alot of analog recording for fun too.
sinai	Date: August 7, 2003 @ 11:26 PM Cakewalk, the 60$ version, got everything i need...best investment i ever made
furiousBall	Date: August 8, 2003 @ 12:51 AM cakewalk sonar 2.0 XL
milladrive	Date: August 8, 2003 @ 12:55 AM CEP.
outofgravity	Date: August 8, 2003 @ 8:49 AM Sonar 2.2xl Reason 2.5 Many directX plug ins
Etheracide	Date: August 8, 2003 @ 11:30 AM I still use N-Track by FASoft and now I've added Acid Pro by Sonic Foundry for my sonic attack HAH!
Veracohr	Date: August 8, 2003 @ 3:30 PM Digital Performer Starseven, what kind of recorder do you use?
Nubius	Date: August 9, 2003 @ 12:07 PM can you guys say what kinda things does the program bring in case i might wanna pick it up
Jazzmary2U	Date: August 9, 2003 @ 6:26 PM FL Studio 4.1..from Fruityloops (legal, registered version.)Ample, versitile, and now you can insert wave files and edit them along with the loops you create. Very flexible plug-in support, and the soundfont player is the BOMB!!..Perfect for a low-tech diva.
Veracohr	Date: August 9, 2003 @ 7:17 PM http://www.motu.com/" id="58064">Nubius: Digital Performer is a full-featured native audio system. The number of audio and MIDI tracks is dependant on your computer's processing power. It is one of the best programs for MIDI sequencing. It comes with an array of plug-ins, some of which are decent, others of which aren't so great. It supports TDM (Digidesign), ASIO, Direct I/O, Sound Manager and MAS (MOTU Audio System) compatible hardware. It supports Rewire for use with Reason. It is compatible with hardware controllers like the Mackie HUI and others. It is optimized for use with dual-processors. It can import Quicktime movies for use as a sound-for-video program. It is full-featured in both audio and MIDI. It does not support VST, however. Most VST effects are also released as MAS, but this means you can't use VST instrument plug-ins. It is Macintosh-only. It was recently released for OSX. http://www.motu.com/
starseven	Date: August 9, 2003 @ 11:33 PM wow, .. i didnt know DP supported TDM... i had a MIDI calss where i had to use it... it was kool.. and very good for MIDI... but after using logic , it really doesnt compare... to asnwer your question i have an alesis HD24 hard disc recorder... dont get one.. it sux.. .. if you;re looking to get one.. save up the extra cash and get the tascam mx24242 it;s fuckign amazing...
Veracohr	Date: August 10, 2003 @ 5:20 AM Different strokes, eh? I pretty much feel the same way, but opposite, about Logic. I never really got why people use those hard disc recorders, since they came out more or less after DAWs had proven to be a staying technology. DAWs have much more capability. The Mackie hard disc recorders are pretty popular, though. I don't know much about the Tascam ones. Probably the only one I would ever buy is RADAR, if you can count that as a hard disc recorder, which it kind of is.
Arthen	Date: October 5, 2003 @ 8:10 AM Nuendo and Wavelab.
babykilla1	Date: October 9, 2003 @ 12:34 AM B.Box, the melody is written on a midi sequencer called Noteworthy Composer, the vocals were recorded in an audio sequencer called Cakewalk Music Creator, and all audio sequenced and mixed down into one audio file in Cakewalk. " id="64512">Our music programs: The percussion beats created on a software drum machine called Steinberg B.Box, the melody is written on a midi sequencer called Noteworthy Composer, the vocals were recorded in an audio sequencer called Cakewalk Music Creator, and all audio sequenced and mixed down into one audio file in Cakewalk.
kredd	Date: October 9, 2003 @ 10:50 AM 'Reason' for the beats, until my drummer gets ahold of the track, and 'Cool Edit Pro' for everything else.
sinai	Date: October 9, 2003 @ 4:56 PM Cakewalk
robin101	Date: October 9, 2003 @ 7:16 PM Forat 9000(s) sequencers - to Alesis HD24.
Hazard369	Date: October 9, 2003 @ 7:57 PM Soundtrack by Apple. Its not the best, but I do like how intuitive the layout is.
Acumen	Date: October 9, 2003 @ 8:56 PM fruityloops and cool edit pro. a rather killer combo in my humble opinion
vonsmear	Date: October 9, 2003 @ 9:26 PM Pro Tools TDM Ver. 6 on OSX.
dgtzr	Date: October 10, 2003 @ 10:20 PM i use a magnetized sewing needle attached to a wooden spoon to etch soundwaves onto a flattened cylinder comprised of earwax I have collected.
leflaw	Date: October 11, 2003 @ 10:32 AM Pro tools LE on Windows Xp
YaBoyDrew	Date: October 11, 2003 @ 1:12 PM cool edit pro
pog	Date: October 11, 2003 @ 8:01 PM I like reason 2.5, cep2, fruityloops 4.1, hammerhead rhythm station (free), vegas 1d, and ntracks studio. Install these, and you should have enough plugins to save the world
Jesuszilla	Date: October 11, 2003 @ 8:36 PM Goldwave, state of the art...
alcoholicskunk	Date: October 13, 2003 @ 9:33 PM well since I compose most of my stuff on acid 4.0 I go ahead and record the vocals with it too... I really need to get surround speakers so I record stuff in 5.1 dolby digital.
Autophage	Date: November 12, 2003 @ 10:12 PM Audacity. It's free and supports VST plugins, it's good enough for me.
munyhngrydizzle	Date: November 28, 2003 @ 8:42 PM i usually make my music with fruity loops and record everything with acid 4.0.......acid lets u do everything u could possibly think of to a song,so u can perfect it just the way u want to.....i also use sound factory sometime,also from sonic foundry,there are alot of great programs from sonic foundry that help u make and customize ur songs(making and recording) and to make your album of professional quality....
pog	Date: November 28, 2003 @ 10:45 PM windows recorder
woodhead	Date: November 28, 2003 @ 11:57 PM cake walk and sound forge 6, Pog windows recorder, really? Well I guess I will check this out? wow???? well? anyway ok later.
johnnygnote	Date: November 29, 2003 @ 5:33 AM Caskewalk GT 2, Reason 1.1, Acoustica and Audacity for WAV editing, and T-Racks for mastering If needs be.
Jazzmary2U	Date: November 29, 2003 @ 9:04 AM pog...
leflaw	Date: November 29, 2003 @ 2:55 PM ok , time to tally the results.... who's doin' it?
SoOfficial	Date: November 29, 2003 @ 3:51 PM cool edit pro 2.0...cause i got the serial number and shit for it...
BenRebel	Date: December 5, 2003 @ 2:57 PM Any MACKIE HDR users out there? I usethe HDR system and Protools

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