Product
Review : Recording Software
If
you want to take your recording to a serious level
you need to look into purchasing a good quality
recording program.
If
you are looking for good free recording software,
check out Audacity.
Steinberg
Cubase SE 3 Music Creation & production System
$149.99
Steinberg's
Cubase is probably the main PC users' package.
It has a bit of a rough-and ready feel - you get
the feeling you're really getting down and dirty
with your music. It's got great features for controlling
external devices like synths, samplers and effects
boxes.
That said it's not the most intuitive of programs
so you'll need to put the time in to learn it.
One or two of the menu options are a little obscurely
labeled, and you'll get along much quicker once
you learn a few of the main keyboard shortcuts.
It is still a very powerful tool and will allow
you to record and edit your music to a
higher standard than Audacity.



Apple
Logic 8 Studio $499

This is the first choice of most MAC users. Logic
8 Studio software from Apple marries the Logic
Pro 8, MainStage, and Soundtrack Pro 2 toolkits
with three ample plug-in sets: Studio Instruments,
Studio Effects, and Studio Sound Library. You
get an amazing amount of recording studio software
in one convenient package.


