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RIGIDIRON
By RIGIDIRON
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I'm not a Linus, but if you are looking into getting sound recording, get yourself Reaper (DAW) and audio interface with at least 2 inputs (something along the lines of Scarlett 2i2)

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I second Reaper, I've used many DAW's in studios, Including Reaper (I've actually used Reaper in a live setting for DSP and recording) and it's insanely flexible. the 2i2 is great for starter stuff, i'm personally a fan of MOTU preamps. But the Focusrite stuff comes a very, very close second, if not on equal par. 

 

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