Looking for some good simple recording software

[BassTractor]

[quote name='chriswareham' timestamp='1440074436' post='2848051']
Maybe he's still using the Atari ST version?
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Hey! Careful, you! If the Atari ST version is out of date, then[b][i] I [/i][/b]am out of date!!!!


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[Bassjon]

Ha no not quite Atari.... it just seems these days Garageband and Logic have overtaken everything, nobody seems to use cubase anymore.

[chriswareham]

[quote name='Bassjon' timestamp='1440084010' post='2848160']
Ha no not quite Atari.... it just seems these days Garageband and Logic have overtaken everything, nobody seems to use cubase anymore.
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For home use Ableton Live seems to be a more popular choice than Logic. And Basstractor - it's only about eighteen months ago that I sold my Atari ST, complete with a boxed copy of Cubase. Nowadays I use a circa 1989 Roland hardware MIDI sequencer and record into one of these:



Way less bother than struggling with poor timing and latency on a PC based DAW. I then master into one of these:

Edited August 20, 2015 by chriswareham

[BassTractor]

Ah! It's reassuring that I'm only 18 months out of date.

BTW, last time I recorded myself, a few years back, I still used my Fostex 250.
Nice 4000D, BTW2. I used a similar one 30 years ago, actively using the delay in the Sound On Sound as a compositional tool.
Great days.