What Is a good recording program

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What Is a good recording program

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For macs under $175.

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yeah, but god damn that prog is ugly. last I checked anyway.
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Garageband should have come with your mac...
If it didn't you can pick it up with the iLife package for about £50...
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Post by Ninja Mike 808 »

I think Reaper is cute... Cuter than Logic, just wait til I figure out how to customize you LOGIC!!!

Anyways. GarageBand is your best bet. Soundtrack can record stuff, but you don't have MIDI options. You don't have MIDI period... I have no clue of the price of ST, tho. Musician's Friend
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i have garage band, but its not that good, i was looking for something a little better
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The OSX version of REAPER is still in heavy development.
You can create your own skins for it if you want and there are tons of user created ones too.

I don't really give a shit what it looks like, it works really well. I use the windows version. There's a new version almost every two days.
The creator actually takes suggestions from the forum and most likely you'll see a change in the next few versions. It's awesome.
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When the OSX version is finished ill give it a try.

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freekandy wrote:i have garage band, but its not that good, i was looking for something a little better
What kind of features are you looking for?
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Post by Ninja Mike 808 »

If anyone needs help wit GB, jus say the word, I outgrew it, persnoally, so now I have Logic Studio, and Pro Tools also...
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Post by noirengineer »

LOGIC EXPRESS is a nice prog.. also Ableton Live
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Post by Uncle Jim »

+1 for Ableton Live. Bit more expensive than $175 however.

Any love here for Audacity? Works pretty well on my old powerbook, but I'm not asking it to do anything too complicated, just recording myself one track ata time. But at zero dollars, the price will allow you to upgrade sound card, mics, etc.
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Post by Tex-czech »

logic or cubase. I like cubase though I haven't got in depth yet so..

I don't use garageband at all rally unless I use the drums on it.
What audio interface do you use?
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