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[vegasect]

Does anyone here know of any good recording/effects processing software for the pc? I would need it for plugging in my keyboard, and then adding effects and such to hopefully enhance the sound of my keyboard. Do yall have any ideas?

[Luca_Capozzi]

well.. if you have a sound card that can give you low latency, you can try with a simple VST host and many of the free available VST plugins on the net. Also you can try a commercil plugin, called Amplitube, if you want "guitar like" sounds. If you're experienced, I suggest you to try with linux operating system with low latency kernel patch. Using a LADSPA Rack with LADSPA plugins can give you a lot of "enjoy time" :D

see ya

[vegasect]

yeah ... can you give me some links by any chance? oh yeah and also.. I am a linux user . So linux links will work as well.

[keys76]

One word: NUENDO

Jeroen

[Spacehog]

Another word: Sonar (not as advanced as Nuendo, perhaps, but cheaper and more immediately user-friendly)

Martin

[Astroshock]

I've had good luck with the M-box, which comes with protools. You just plug it in to a usb port and your ready. Protools is the industry standard for software. Once you learn it, its easy to throw all the plugins you need.

[vegasect]

ok ... what does nuendo do that sonar cant... because sonar is pretty expensive and i have heard it does a descent job.

[Over The Edge]

7.1 Surround
Full 32 bit processing




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[Kamin]

what about cubase sx? is that any good, well...im sure its good buit is nuendo better?