I wonder if an extremely basic tutorial for using StudioOne Prime for entry level recording would be appropriate.
IMHO, a starting point of importing a backing track to one audio track and recording a guitar solo or play-along (without any post-effects) would be extremely helpful.
Being I spend a lot of time in the VJR, this is a question that comes up over and over again. Audacity is one option that works very well. StudioOne Prime is a free download from PreSonus and from what I've seen is the most fully featured free DAW software available.
The other nice thing is that StudioOne lends itself very well to educational scaling. For someone who only wants to record against a backing track it is exceptional (other than it's inability to import a MP3 file). It's also a great way to get started if one wants to explore the idea of plug-ins, mixing and mastering for audio recording.
There are also several active members of the forum with varying skill levels with StudioOne, so support within the forum should be readily available.
I would appreciate any comments from other forum or AAP members in this thread.
Thanks!
IMHO, a starting point of importing a backing track to one audio track and recording a guitar solo or play-along (without any post-effects) would be extremely helpful.
Being I spend a lot of time in the VJR, this is a question that comes up over and over again. Audacity is one option that works very well. StudioOne Prime is a free download from PreSonus and from what I've seen is the most fully featured free DAW software available.
The other nice thing is that StudioOne lends itself very well to educational scaling. For someone who only wants to record against a backing track it is exceptional (other than it's inability to import a MP3 file). It's also a great way to get started if one wants to explore the idea of plug-ins, mixing and mastering for audio recording.
There are also several active members of the forum with varying skill levels with StudioOne, so support within the forum should be readily available.
I would appreciate any comments from other forum or AAP members in this thread.
Thanks!