Free Recording Software

[ZeroDrift]

Hey, does anyone know a good free recording program i can use to record some of my stuff and then mix them together? i havent been able to find a decent program?

[fettouhi]

There's Audacity (open-source)

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

Regards

André

[rgr]

N-tracks, www.fasoft.com. The "free" version is an evaluation version with some limitations, but it's pretty cheap to register if you like it.

Roger

[Ferrous Lepidoptera]

There's ardour for linux. Not the easiest thing in the world to set up, or use, and hardware support is spotty. Also not sure what's going on with development these days.

Actually the best place for linux audio stuff (last time I was looking around anyway) was planet ccrma where they've got apt packages all set up do download and install easily all sorts of free audio stuff. Heh. I said "easily." Very relative term, that.

[fettouhi]

There is also : Rosengarden4

http://www.rosegardenmusic.com/

Regards

André

[Polaris20]

Linux for audio is a lesson in patience and humility.

Proceed with utmost caution.

[guitarkatana]

I'm using audacity right now myself. Kind of funky compared to pro tools, etc. But for free, I can't complain. I'm just using it for basic, fun stuff, like recording myself soloing along with a CD, simple duet guitar composing, making percussion lines and loops with home "percussion" objects.

I haven't downloaded any plug-ins yet. I'm planning on downloading a compressor and EQ.

[LonePhantom]

There is a copy of pro tools called pro tools free. Only for WIN98 and MAC OS9. Haven't tried it yet (need a pc with WIN98 running) but hopefully will be in the coming weeks.
http://www.digidesign.com/ptfree/