Mac recording

[Digital Dreamer]

Anyone know of a good recording program i can get preferably free for a macintosh.... maybe one that i can record multilple channels with.... or maybe even shareware....

[psilomind]

Pro Tools FREE... the greatest thing ever...

http://www.digidesign.com/ptfree/

[Digital Dreamer]

Pro Tools FREE... the greatest thing ever...

http://www.digidesign.com/ptfree/
thanks man

[Digital Dreamer]

argh blasphemy... it doesn't work... any others?

[holy reality]

i don't know if it works for mac, but if it does, grab cool edit pro 2.0 from kazaa, or the demo from their site... it's great.... not really worth $250 though, lol...

especially for non professional usage.

[psilomind]

argh blasphemy... it doesn't work... any others?

Yeah its probably a RAM related problem. That program sucks up a lot of resources...

Do you have OS X? If so, you can try using this program called Cacophony (http://www.bannister.org/software/cacophony.htm). Its pretty good, and has no limitations despite its shareware status.

If you dont have OS X though, you could always try downloading CakeWalk over Gnutella. Or maybe get a simpler program like such (http://download.com.com/3000-2182-900451.html?tag=lst-0-1)

[elevate]

Here's a few...

Ableton Live
Mark of the Unicorn's Digital Performer
Emagic Logic
Apple Soundtrack

Really you should probably be using either Logic or Soundtrack, as both are now made by Apple, so you're pretty much assured they'll work as advertised. Logic is pretty high end and Soundtrack is more low end - a lot like Sonic Foundry's Acid.

[Hurter Vileslay]

see this post:

http://toolshed.down.net/opinion/forum/showthread.php?p=217591#post217591

[Hurter Vileslay]

Oh and by the way Cool Edit Pro IS worth £250. its 1st class for audio editing and so on.

(also its called Adobe Audition now)

[Chris_Brightwell]

You might also check out GarageBand, which is supposed to hit the streets today.

http://www.apple.com/ilife/garageband/