i was wondring if anyone knows of any decent (cheap) recording software
i'm looking for something fairly simple, plug & play stuff, with a lead straight out the back of the mixer and in the mic socket on my laptop
i'd rather it was free, but if there's any commercial stuff i can probably get it from the library @ uni
thanks in advance
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Re: Decent recording software?
google audacity... free audio editor
oh and plug it into the line input if ya got one
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Re: Decent recording software?
cheers mate, i'll give it a go
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