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Old 06-05-2009, 05:31 PM   #18 (permalink)
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^Logic is definitely a better program than Garage band. I just recommended it because it's free and easily accessible if he knows anyone with a Mac.



Or you could just take the easy route and find someone like me with their own equipment who would be willing to record a few songs for you for an hourly (or even flat) fee. My band has recorded a demo and an EP with a guy who has a studio in his house. I think we paid him about 200 for a three song demo, and about 400 for a 6 song EP. Some students and/or self teach-ers are even willing to do it for free just to gain the experience.

That's just another option you could explore. It would probably be cheaper in the long run, and sound much better.
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