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Lightbulb Sun (Porcupine Tree)

New New Minglewood Blues (Grateful Dead)

Daydream Believer (The Monkeys)

Hungry Like the Wolf (Durham Durham)

Here Come the Warm Jets (Brian Eno)

Villains of Circumstance (Queens of the Stone Age)

Moon over Bourbon Street (Sting)

When Doves Cry (Prince)

I Don’t Wanna Go Home (Alan Parsons Project)

Music to Walk Home By (Tame Impala)

Stop Making Sense (Oops Talking heads wasn’t a song so Pineapple Thief)

Hate Zone (Brand X. When they were good, you know, when they had Percy)

Are You Experienced? (Jimi Hendrix)

Black man in a White World ( Michael Kiwanuka)

Tomorrow Never Knows (Los Beatles)

Don’t Eat the Yellow Snow (Zappa)

Angel Eyes (Roxy Music)

Yesterday I tried the USB mic direct into the laptop with Reaper. It worked fine. You get background hum from the USB but there is a simple fix to select that noise at the start and remove it here: Noise reduction So if you’re on a budget you can get a decent mic for $50 and skip the interface.

Here Comes the Flood (Peter Gabriel)

Good Morning Beautiful (The The)

Ghost Town (The Specials)

Dancing on the Ceiling (Lionel Rich Tea)

I was the same. I’d used Soundforge a long time ago and only for recording a bit of commentary or creating sound effects for IT projects (button click sounds etc.). I started on Reaper on Monday spending a little bit of time each day on it. Probably no more than 6 hours so far including YouTube tutorials. I could now record vocals, bass, keyboards and mic’d acoustic. I haven’t looked at effects yet but I can edit and render a track. It would have taken less time in Audacity as that is closer to Soundforge but Reaper has more to it. I’m running it on a laptop I bought in 2013. If I was doing big projects it would struggle but it seems ok on simple projects. ASUS VivoBook S200E Processor. Intel® Core™ i3 3217U Processor. ... Operating System. Windows 8.1 Chipset. Intel® HM76/HM70 Express Chipset. Memory. DDR3 1333 MHz SDRAM, OnBoard Memory 2 GB / 4 GB. Display. 11.6" 16:9 HD Graphic. Integrated Intel® HD Graphics. 2.5" SATA. 500GB 5400. ... Card Reader

Angel of Harlem (U2)

I use my Boss GT-1B multi effect pedal as my interface. I also believe that if you want to mic your cab and have a good USB mic, you can bypass the need for an interface. I haven’t tried that myself but it was in one of the tutorials in the link I posted earlier.