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percypineapple | 20:53 Tue 28th Feb 2012 | Music
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Hi all,
Have now downloaded the sound forge/force? programme and the tutorial, might as well been written in ancient hebrew. can any one tell me how to do the following:
record one track. then replay it and add another track, replay those two and add another track,etc. don't need effects, don't want to cut bits out, just want to record a recording and add more instruments., one at a time. I have an interface that allows mic and a guitar/keyboard etc.
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Your naming is kind of vague. Do you mean Sony Soundforge Audio Studio?
If so, and if you've only downloaded the trial, frankly I wouldn't bother. It's clunky and unintuitive.
Have a look at Reaper, which is vastly superior, easier to use and around the same price ($60.00). There's free trial available.
http://www.reaper.fm/

or
N-track studio: http://ntrack.com/

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