Free Full Recording Studio Software For Windows 7

I’ve been using IK Multimedia audio software for years on a Windows PC platform. This was my first hardware purchase in order to use my iPad as a portable recording studio. You can use the iRig HD 2 to get extremely low latency when using and recording with your iOS apps (and also Windows PC platform) but my primary reason for this purchase is to have a robust yet compact portable audio interface for recording my guitar. IK Multimedia is well known for being makers of high quality audio software and hardware and this inexpensive interface is no different. It’s made of robust plastic and will allow you to connect to a several connecting ports like iOS lightning interface, USB, USB-C and also comes with the necessary cables for each! I plug my guitar into the iRig and run a cable from the amp output direct to my amp. I then plug a lightning cable from the iRig to my iPad. I use an app from Jam Origin called MIDI Guitar 2 which allows me to use my guitar as a real-time MIDI controller to then play my virtual synths. I then run the headphone output of my iPad to the monitors for the accompanying sounds. This is a great inexpensive interface that you will get a lot of mileage from.

Amazing sound! Works well on Linux; however, the majority of free software is just for Windows or Mac. I'm currently using it with Harrison MixBus v6 and work like a charm. Excellent AD converters and the 4k button adds a remarkable hi-end characteristic. You can go wrong with this SSL gear. SSL, please, add official support for Linux, we are a vast community.

I was searching for a way to use a existing tablet PC (Windows) as a full HD field monitor. I thought there HAD to be a way. This device gave me exactly what I needed: HDMI in to USB3 out. For software on the PC, it seems any webcam monitoring software will do. I settled on Corel Video Studio's capture window at full screen. I tried this device on several PCs running Windows 7, 8.1, or 10. It worked well on all that had a USB3 port (for the needed throughput). I'll probably settle on using a Sony Duo, which has a 1920x1080 pixel screen (about 12 diagonally), and is light weight. I'm taking my feed from a Canon Vixia HF-G30, recording in 1080P. It appears that stepping down the HDMI output to 720p may result in fewer lost frames with some PCs, but my analysis is incomplete at this point. All in all, a good solution to the need for a field monitor at a reasonable price.

..first 24 hours..used only 7%..couldn't ask for anything better...

I've been using protools for about 10 years in my recording studio and I think is the best software for record, edit and mix music. I got this version for working in my laptop and now I can work everywhere. The native plug ins woks very well and you can get others of your preference that run well too. For shure I will continue using protools in the future.

In my opinion, these headphones are the perfect headphones for live events and studio recording. Great full sound, is lightweight, and folds nicely.

Look real good in my studio set up. This pre makes all my recording sound way better. It has a full sound and a nice top end to it. just one look at the waveform and you can tell that its capturing more of what you may want in a recording it gets a 10 for vocals so far i have done six songs with it and i look to do more and more all the time . i have no bad comments on this pre a must have as a font end If you are looking to step up from a mixer or audio interface.

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use in either hand. great to use with parallels software. able to right click in windows.

If your needs are anything less than a professional recording studio, these are the headphones for you.