good audio programs for mixing?

[Red Ships of Scalla-Festa]

any of you know of any?

im not seriously into it, but i was wondering if you knew where i could download a program works well with a variety of features and options.

ive been having fun recording guitar parts and turning them upside down so to speak, but id like a better program for mixing/wrecking them.

any help would be appreciated.

 

[melon]

Well, if you're running Windows 98 / ME, download "Pro Tools FREE" from http://www.digidesign.com/ . You get eight tracks to work with, and you don't need their expensive hardware. Sadly, it doesn't work with the Windows NT family (2000, XP).

Also get FruityLoops, Acid Pro, and Sound Forge, but those will cost you.

Melon

 

[Chizip]

i really like acid pro and sound forge as you can use them together, and they are pretty easy to use and they work well.

i downloaded them off of kazaa lite for free, so if you are the stealing type that may be the way to go

 

[Red Ships of Scalla-Festa]

thanks guys.

ill prolly do what chizip did, because melon, i have windows xp and im not gonna go and buy something.

 

[melon]

thanks guys.

ill prolly do what chizip did, because melon, i have windows xp and im not gonna go and buy something.

I don't encourage illegal activity, but if you think of it yourself...

Melon

 

[HelloAngel]

My brother uses Logic and/or Reason for his mixing, etc. But I don't know anything about either.

 

[yertle-the-turtle]

acid =

why doesn't pro tools work with xp?