Recording Programs.

Yup, Audacity. http://audacity.sourceforge.net

Tip:

-Record first track.
-Play back track using something like winamp
-In the meantime record second track
-Use Audacity to mix them.

Using Audacity to play the first track while recording the second will give quite some problems. As a matter, I only use it to mix, the actual recording is done using Creative software.,

Try here:

Shareware Music Machine

Best,

A :-)

Audacity can play back previously recorded tracks while you record new ones, so you don't need to bother messing with Winamp.

Paul: yes it can, but when recording tracks over it you'll find audacity is having problems multi-tasking, and the new file will end up slightly scewed.

Acid Music Express.

It's perfect for recording and mixing recorded music. As a bonus it's the easiest piece of recording software around.

Nick,

Is the Acid Music Express a shareware program or do you have to buy it?

Any idea of the cost?

Chris

Chris,

I think this is it. They say it's Freeware - http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/SonicFoundryAcid/

Paul: yes it can, but when recording tracks over it you'll find audacity is having problems multi-tasking, and the new file will end up slightly scewed.
No, I won't. Not to say it doesn't happen to some people (you, I assume), but I've never had trouble. If you're talking about a track synchronization problem, yes, but that's hyper-quick to fix with the time shifer tool (dragging the track to the left a little).

Thanks very much for the response, I appreciate it :)

NYN