Good music mixing and recording software?

[blake639raw]

I need some very easy to use software for recording and mixing guitar, bass, and drum tracks. I tried CoolEdit before, but was too stupid to figure it out. For anybody who is experienced with putting together their own music, what is some good, free, easy to use software for mixing and recording? Preferably with step by step directions too.

[blake639raw]

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[Bigmc]

Cubase

[asphyXy]

<font color=969696>I suggest toying with Cool Edit. It's the best program there is.</font>

[Joeleosis]

Cool Edit without a doubt. Get the latest version if you can. CEP 2000 is kinda subpar, can't lay down multiple tracks at once.

[asphyXy]

<font color=969696>Cool Edit Pro</font>

[blake639raw]

Thanks, my brothers of metal. :mad: Now I must be off to make my necro to the bone tunes. I'll keep you posted.

[Smitty]

the thing that sucks about Cool Edit is that it only reads wav files

[asphyXy]

<font color=969696>No it doesn't. Get the mp3 plugin.</font>

[Smitty]

<font color=969696>No it doesn't. Get the mp3 plugin.</font>

is that new, I think I have an outdated version

and where can you d/l this plugin?

[sadio8]

Adobe Audition

[Downunder]

Adobe Audition
Yup.

Adobe bought out Syntrillium software.

It's the best there is.

[Kane Knight]

I use Cakewalk, mostly because it was recommended to me by a professional musician. He also demonstrated it to me in his studio, so I use it for that reason (I already have a feel for it).

However, it's mad expensive (Or you can get it cracked if you don't mind doing that sorta thing).

[The Mackem]

I use Cool Edit Pro for mine.

[samichna]

I am currently using Cool Edit Pro, but its a demo version or something.

Who wants to be my hero and like send me the full version? :kiss: