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cheplic
post Fri 14 Mar 2003, 08:33
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This is probably a basic question for most of you guys, but I'm new to a lot of this.

Here's my situation: I've recorded demos until now to my Roland Digital Workstation. Although I plan to make the move to actually tracking with software some day, what I need right now is some kind of software that can "pull" my mixes from my Roland, so that the files will reside on my desktop, and I can thus burn them to CD.

I have the cables and connectors, I just need the software, evidently. I'm trying to avoid a full-blown tracking application that will cost a lot of money. My friend -- who is PC-based -- uses Sound Forge to achieve exactly what I need, but, of course, it doesn't exist for Mac platform.

I'd greatly appreciate any help whatsoever.

-Matt Cheplic
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horselesspaul
post Fri 14 Mar 2003, 08:52
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Audiocorder is shareware and wiil do what you want, I think. Otherwise, buy Peak and it will serve you well for mastering later too.

Paul.
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