[GuitarFreak1857]

who knows good audio recording programs. i've been recording myself play multiple guitar parts with audacity but it keeps recording behind my other parts and it's annoying.

~thanks

[Snake-Eyes]

My friend dinks around with Cakewalk.

[Nubius]

I use cakewalk as well. The pro audio 9 series is really simple to use. You can also get up to sonar "producer edition" and crap which is a little more thorough in it's options.

[The General]

http://ardour.org/

[Crysalis]

That is a latency issue with hardware, not software. If things are behind, then there is latency.

[The General]

Originally posted by Crysalis
That is a latency issue with hardware, not software. If things are behind, then there is latency.

But it doesn't matter anyway, that is the benefit of multi-track editing ... just offset the tracks to line them up.

[UA_Iron]

I always liked the interface of N-Track studio. Thats what I used when I was recording a lot of band stuff.

[GuitarFreak1857]

Originally posted by Nubius
I use cakewalk as well. The pro audio 9 series is really simple to use. You can also get up to sonar "producer edition" and crap which is a little more thorough in it's options.

hook me up with a link for that, i can't find it.

[003]

sndrec32.exe

[boomstick666]

Originally posted by The General
But it doesn't matter anyway, that is the benefit of multi-track editing ... just offset the tracks to line them up.

if you are recording only midi stuff from same source, it's fine. but you cant punch in/out live music w lots of latency. that's a huge problem.